New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST h28 1918, D P e o e Come to Hartford OPEN ALI, DAY FRIDAY ~ Come to Hartfoj NATIONALIZING OIL lfl'-r‘sn;?::s:?%?:;j : EVERYONE IS BUYING THEIR NEW not to hasten the hearing of the Am- paro cases brought before the court by the Amerfean oil companies. The ’ l cases are aimed dircetly at the presi- dential decrees which led the United —— e States, British, Dutch and Irench gov- ernments to file vigorous protests be- {ep(}r[ El]mmfltes Re[rOfiC[lve cause they were regarded as aimed at Whole families are laying in their Fall and Wint er stock of shoes at these money saving prices. WE BOUGHT HEAVY BEFORE THE BIG ADVANCE | £k appavent, according Elfects of Proposed Law | e Moxias Ciiy that there —_— .'i\‘-f\\\“if(',’,’,l". .\‘,'((‘,;:V,: :f,’:i:;?:u‘:d\.‘,",::'\ nce en‘ and while this stock lasts our customers can obtain the finest and best Footwear made AT ety (Gt T SR o]l OO (5 ATt e ST e e ‘ PRICES FAR BELOW PRESENT HIGH PRICES ASKED BY OUR COMPETITORS. leum committee of the Mexlcan senate | Sued the “spoliation” decrees. . tocay presentad a report on legislation It is pointed out by anti-Carranza lfi___mflm‘ reg . lating article 27 of the constitu- leaders in congress that the \\'lfl\d»ra\\’— ' tion f 1917, which nationalizes ofl| @l of this power from the president latos o e time 1ald be-| Would prevent a repetition of legisla- ' : . ] fore fhe sonate & draft of a lav: regu. | tion by these executive decrees and You men are warned that these prices won’t last forever lating this article and ellminating all | would ease the international situation. M and you had better Stock Up Now, while our stocks retroactive effects of proposed oll leg- Newspapers Are Hostile. _are complete. Shces will continue to go up idation. This a concession for Mexico City newspapers are violent- which foreign oil intorests have boen | Iy aftacking Cabrera, according to ad- e for a year to come and this announce- contending. The propossls submitted | Vices, especially because of a_public ! | ment in your behalf is worth Boys! by President Carranza last November | statement recently made by him in G h S | 3 100king to the regulation of article .;l which he accused the Mexican people A Great Purchase Of hoes LT T W OMEN dcl]ars to you. And Girls’ now are being considered by the| of Jack of patriatism at this time. This i i N. o . 2 i pi] ew Fall A ¥ EXTRA HIGH chamber of deputies. statement was made in view of the w C 4 d \ Kt i o 3 T T = The senate committee’s draft af the | recently published declaration that 80 fOl' omen, Men and hll ren, fiflbon : Style $8 SYARL Ex a2ty QUF BOOTS law is based on the president’s Dro-| per cent. of {he Mexican people would i ] (| Footwear 5ok onikoilco posals, but makes important changes| Jook upon American intervention with Black, Castle l o SR .o - i ! , in the plan of the chief executive.| indifference and 90 per cent. of the comprising 2,855 patr from a it ; Brown, Gra $5.00 vaiue o Extra Special § sizes to 11 are embodied in section four of | educated class wonld welcome it. sl i ) = E g)Y e s 3. which provides that oil lands One af the Mexico City papers says en’s and Young Sizes to 2 ately owned or leased shall be na- | that in the first year children in school v well known BOSton Jobber, ata IR ! f NEW FALL Bl H Buy before tianalized except “all private proper-| are taught to bear “ill will toward the FOOTWEAR 0 s ties rewarding which there have not| (nited States.” . f 2 00 t \ R 33 f been made contracts for the explora “The complaint about patriotism, saving to you 1rom $ B 0 iy d $7.50 and y ) tion and exploitation of the subsoil | which is non-existent in Mexico, is ¢ ‘ May 1, 1917, the date when the presi- | only called up by such fellows as Ca- 5 # $9.00 Shoes dent's constitution became effective, ! brera,”” the article continues. “Every- $4.00 on every palr. < 2 ) M= and also those where the owner af the | one in Mexico wants an hanest sottle- % o surface has not shown by positive acts ment of the petroleum question, ~but g § ana i S d | ONE DOLLAR SALE OF before this date that his intention has| Cabrera comes along and tries to an- $2.00 PLAY OXFORDS S o B R e (5l (e D0 Rl st & See Tomorrow’s Papers for T WOMENS FUMES | | G Lo e a0 Gl S T e s e AND COLONIALS | § fld ' ¢ SRR LT The ffll‘nn:t"fce'» (?“::::u‘“ hich was PERSONALS fu“ partlculars, Beaatiful Fall models in all | : "‘ gy Blac : - i itehl 5N the wanted leathers. Regular : . 5 given its first reading in the senate to- > loathors £ —— day, will be ready for the second time $6.50 and $ YaluEs. e ! Boys’, Girls & on Fridav, being scheduled to come up Miss Carolyn Z. Young of Black for discussion next Tuesday, the day| Rock avenue and Miss Gertrude Wes- Sale starts promptly Saturday \ $3,95 afld $4°95 - . 2 5 ey { ‘ ;hr EE;«'&gBt after President Carranza will formally | sels of Winthrop street left town this & address congress at the opening of the | morning for a two weeks' stay at 5 WOMEN'S : o AND DRI:ZSS regular session. Representatives of | Salisbury Beach, Mass. They will mornin FINE BENCH (©f = Z v ; . SHOES oil interests here have expressed sat-| make a short stay in Bostan on their g' MADE *V Greatly under- isfaction with the recommendations of | way home. 5 N v . e e the committec, asserting that if the = FOOTWEAR { NA;! ER;PROOF s p_r,"ud', proposed regulations are passed the Miss Leah Adelman leaves tomor- FOR FALL i G SHOES FOR MEN. g $5.00 Value greater part of the causes of the| row for Wyoming, N. Y., where she present controversy over ofl will be| will teach physics snd biology. WEAR. % h i $8.50 Dark Brown chrome |f 50 Value removed. ] Other stores 3 i | feather; full duuble sole. {5 $3.95 The introduction to the report sets| Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carpenter are will ask you o = : O ¢ forth the committee’s belief that prop-{ spending the week in the Catskill $9.00 i B $3 9 erty rights are protected by the prin-| mountains. ot i'ltl(‘]-‘ ciples expressed in article 27 of the — J oK ' = constitution and the principles outlin-| B. Barrett is vacationing at Sound ik POLICE, FIRE AND ed in the report respect rights of cil| View. $ 95 o : interests legitimately acquired befare — Jei ¥ A POSTMEN B ’ May 1, 1917, without sacrifice of na- I'red Fleishauer is spending a few Y B Regular $8.50 Value. OYs tional sovereignty or rights of the| days in New York city. i i gu . - SPECIAL constitutionalist revolution. —_ 12 styles to ’EI-I 9 Solld leather counters and toe 50 ‘Gun R Lining Up Congress. Miss Mary Fagan is spending a lactiitrom o Al s boxes. Full double sole to heel. al heel heights; L ng’[” ‘ah(;ct (ke week i v e Ting S ctures: Advices reaching Washington | " ¢°K in New Haven. black, gray and Leather lined. Comfort last, tr h official ch Is indicate that = thenowahados ) hrough official channels indicate tha T o s of brown; flex- § r“ the recent activitles of Luis Cabrera, | .\ iét(fi:;“:‘h?; é(vems»‘““f‘f“’" s"l'e', Ibioe welted | D secretary of the treasury of Mexico, 5 Epaliertasstay soles; smooth and Schiffin, head of the petroleum at Block Island. I inner soles, bureau of the department of industry, | o oo qooc T o HU. S. ARMY commerce and labor, have been for M 2 2 © X : R e e e foat | Iwe ek aliacat ont o tio tEraYeityt \ o SHOES} 3 ek to o Y Rt GG b £ N 7 (f § Present value 75 2 k the Mexican congress and members a Charles Schweitzer has resigned his i $8.50. while @/ $2.50 the supreme court who, it is indicated, | CHErles Schweltaer b ) are somewhat out of step with the & hrugistons. they ; = = Carranza regime. This was the inter- = : 3 S. Army $10.00 ‘‘Hip,” pretAticn of evenid by stats depart “v(‘loif\ank Leist is at the shore for the ( - 1 5 Sy ting’’ and *‘Storm ment officials when they learned that e / \ & e Kin Rubber Boots. the advice to the supreme court by - $7.50 to chrome Ay B H Best Quality, Cabrera was of an official character Fireman George Dillon of West 3 SNV T, $0.00 ; a0 e | street has written his parents of his Vaine = 8 the U. 8. 8. C 5 New Britain, within and for the Dis- | "' felilc trict of Berlin, in the County of Hart- Burt o - : And ford and State of Connecticut, on Hiom Dooll e - slcampin siat Di ! the 28th day of Aug., A. D., 1919. EetcndileicefGlastonbury, i R $595 Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, judge. Frank Green of 458 Main street is k R Estato of John A. Meehan late of | recovering from a successtul opare: T e New Britain, in said district deceased. | tion. Green is an ex.army mor i "an or Upon the petition of Minnle E. Mee- | was recently discharged, & Tow han of sald New Britain, praying that : i e : St heels. letters of administration may be The Misses Frances and Bertha ] granted on sald estate, as per appli- | Switaski, of Whiting street hore ) AN I VIEN’S FALL B T S : e SCHOOL catlon on flle more fully appears it is | zone fo New York where ihey il : ! ' 4 i OXFORDS | o ‘ SHOES AT tri th : At a court of probate holden at| {1 P BIOUEN the Fanama canal on i $4 95 Ordered—That sald application be | spend & few weoks ! - 3 i 2 heard and determined at the Probate G ¢ ; : e ATIE the h GH GRADE FALL i v fal ro than ever. All the L LOW PR[CES Office in New Britain, in said dis- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sloper who . : néw Shipes. and colors. FOOTWEAR}‘OF MEN N $3.00 School trict, on the 3rd day of Sept. A. D., | nave 1 s e / g : Oxfords 8.50 3 Shoes 1919 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and S ongean glextendediiitour $7.50 s $4.95 S $8.50 to $10 i through the Canadian R g . Bixos (o 1% that notice be glven of the pendency [ West have roturnen o F oS 2nd the $10 Oxfords___sfi 95 ) of sald application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish-| 4 p _ 2 i : . Connor will spend the week- LEAVE FOR ¥ DENA. Hartford avenue, containing three ¥ D & 09 S 1 Ing this order in some newspaper | end and Labor Day with relatives at — stores and ten fenements, to Dr. Mor ; | ® : > i published in sald New Britaln, having | Newton Junction, N. H. ss Agnes Johnston to Take Up Y. [ ris Dunn, Meyer Dunn and I2dward ;Qr‘l:-’szl‘:(lzfip;n ‘;tggeodtlsz‘llcth:m;uiy 2 A Worllon Pacific Gonst Dunn. The rvp(vl'\ui price is s s y 3 = Miss Bernadine Walk rie o K llc sign-post in the town of New nsnogHa son street, will spend the week-end at Miss Agnes Johnston, daughter of Britain, in sald district, and return | New Milford. M nd Mrs. . H. Johnston of West ClTY ITEMS make, E ) . = Main street, left yesterday for Pasa R 5 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY. | Miss Hasel Horrie, of the Union | d6ns: Cl whers ahe has taken & | o0 oo —eemme S R 1 A\ ; xv § | CHILDREN'S SHOES Judge. | Mfg. Co.. is nome after an extended | POSition as girls’ work secretary with e i > i wond erful / 4 g 3 of all descritpions, all styles vacation due to illness the Y. W. C. A. there. She will be- [ 7744Y values and and leather : i 8in her duties on September 15 The children of the playgroun Yo ¢ the M 7 4 X 3 I Mrs. Allyn Richards and daughter, Miss Johnston is going by the way | Who have exhibils of work on exhibi- s / > $3.00 kind $2.00 = re: a v - ! atl B wrter Sons, ca wwve the oW % 2 L n . . 03 Virginia, who have been the guests of § ©f Montreal and Winnipeg, over the [ tion al B. €. Porter Sons, can have { S g : @0 Mlss Jenn!e Monn Mr. and Mrs. Tiarry Blakeslee, of Wal. | Grand Trunk road. She will visit | articles back at 10 o'clock tomorrow the COLORS 4%/ 7%/ ¢ d $3.50 kind $2.50 . nut siroct, have left for Madison, sper park in British Columbia and | morning at the st o sl R A T Tells How Cuficura Wisconsin. Il go from there to P'rince Rupert | Campbell will he at the store to super- fre ik / | BIG BOYS — and thence to Seattle where she will | Vise the return of the articles O Gle &) u 5 $3.-,0 chool Heakd leples Mrs. William G. Muller, of Sast visit friends. She will also visit some 3 -\IH.Y”] RBus. school opens Sept. = A< i R L " 3 4 Shas street, has returned from Pausen | Of her Wellesley college classmates in | e e Park, where she spent scveral weeks, | San I'rancisco. : el s gelal Rk made of gun : H Nl . *on Walnut s ihrongh > = metal calf; “My face was full of pirples and LD 1 was aiways scraiching them, which Mrand Mrs W.N. cKirdy and | BIG REALTY DAL b np Iteal Istate company { f For Men and Women inner and ighter, Flva, and Mr. and Mrs. Benny Soloman, acting for Iivs . Frwin he price is said fo ” . i DR. WHIT- outor: moles: ::Y_flr:“:::’:hf;‘{“m crett Staples have returned from a | Godzinowski, has sold ok 5 e Leem afemdl FE 000, T z ) O b bl Lt trip to Franconia Nofch. - - = 3 i ; / (‘(l:}(zxfi's $2'5@ they came to a head. 3 5 20 ! ol CUSHION el st L Mrs. A. Shultz, of Cleveland street, e =" K SOLE s is visiting friends in Newark and ) | ) COMFORT b e Long Island. } > q ; . TI o for women and § ¢ § SHOES scratching. I did not liks to go William F. Murphy is spending a 3 Get e Fro : of movme exe | ‘ iy out anywhere. 1 - Ve P, 3 . e far Ca® week in New York city. Y G S § s7.50 ana so50 | ; cura Soap and Olntment and sent ) - our grocer = b % a= SCOUT for a free samplo. I then bought Miss Olive Lydall, formerly of Ma- $4'95 & SHGES re, and I used two cakes of Cuti- ple stract, this city, now of Montelair, = S\ ) @ NG \ : M.,,. A e | W N S e e ol | An improvement AN $5.95 \ iy Tos, reabie syrona f Cuticura Ointment when I was = 3 h b N tan or black, Dealed. (Signed) Miss Jennie Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wainright and over old S'ty'e Sofe pinck | s } an a Morin, 151 Mulberry St., Fall River, family of Steel street, have returned Mass., February 14, 1919. from Sound View where they have corn flakes | d S’ WA ! 3 $2.65 : ‘ low and Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and been spending the month medium \ S 5 $5.00 Talcum the care of your skin. 2 | : WL e : el So.pz Ointment 28 and Taleum Miss Mary Loretta Sullivan has | g . rubber s Eoid. throvghont the werkt. For returned from a week's stay at Sound =¥ 1 heels. $3.00 sam euch‘fpr:efi:’flr-." uticura Lab- View. i TBRE— Coticure Seap shaves without mug. SPECIAL FOR WINKLE IS TRUSTEE. i % g MEN! Constable Fred Winkle has been ’ ¥ 2 B PROF. RICHARD- A TBAR, THEN ROAR WITH named by Referee Yeomans of the EUB&%}»SOW N 5 i l 'SoN'S $10.00 CUSH- LAUGHTER United Slates ccurt of bankruptcy, ; ; ? 4 e SN POR T trustee of the estate of Mike Salisky i ; $1.00 R > ) & SHOES. of Lafavette street, who recently filled 3 | $3.50 Whito Oanvas [ — HARTFORD'S & i $7.95 a petition in bankruptey. B. Donald Oxfords Colonials & 1 LIVE SHOE STORL ¥ i 3 o Gaffney, Stanley Traceski and Harry jand Pumps; oll heol W .oxy 843.845 MAIN ST. e fart Boty Hisce Milkowitz have been ramed apprais- Seesis | heights, ” £ g ¢ Kid leather, broad ors of the estate. 2 > J .- &2 00 — W 1nst. rubber heels.