New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 9

DAIL Patrons who shop vly while assortinents arc at their hest are sure of getting what want without fear of dis- itment. Scarcity of mor- Chandise may be felt by those who delay their shopping too Customers who carry small parcels do much to relieve the congestion of Christmas shop- ping and prevent delay by this appreciated service, ALL THE TOYS That Boys and Girls Long to play with Iave s been sent to our Basement by santa Claus. He missing for has given it Christmas the like special that Doll. nes; attention nothing should be Every kind of and delightrut Telephbnes and W Books, Joy. dressed und wed; hundreds of most you things, new Building Blocks, Story and lots of othes fascinating toys that teach cless and Chemistry: and such Ar things, all in their brightest colovs, are wa to come before, for the boys and girls mals as you never saw and sce them. Santa Claus—good old gentleman—has be ricd this year like the rest-of us and has fonnd it hard to get all the material he needed. il Ty boy or girl So he sends you a to while everything e message shop ¢ you want is here, as he does not want a single to be disappointed if he can help it Suggestions From Our Second Floor For Xmas Glfts Women's and Misses' Hats: Children: Sweaters for Women, makes: Muslin Underwear and Flany Kimonos: House Dresses: Bungalow Aprons and Aprons of all kind: Waists of every kind: Knitted Scarfs and Tams: Silk and Sateen Petticoats: Imfants’ Wear: Drvess Skirts: Silk and Serge Dresse: Raincoats for Women and Children: Suits and Wedding Dress IFurs and Fur Coats. h Robes for Men; Women and \Iv\w\ and Children; Corsets: all el Nightgowns: Short and Long SILKS AND DRESS GOODS Our Every kind of Silks and Woolens stock is complete. are here you to sclect from. — FOR THE MEN — 5 Caps ts. We carry Underwenr. Ties and S Hose. Gloves, Flannel a complete stock of the Good. viarm Unde Shirts and Flapiel famous Glastenbury Buy your Collars, rts here, BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES the Jargest stock and find out for the Beacon Blanke and our yourself. We carry the lowest in the Come prices are city. ents for famous Knit Underwear and Hoswry Vests. Pants: Women's Extra Heavy all styles. at Women's Extre. Heavy Band Top, Length Tights in knee length, at Women's Extra Heavy Union Suits. all styles, Women's Medimm Weight Union Su ' Alll style e Children’s Union Su Line 2 to 15 years Boys' Fleece-Lined : Infants’ Wool Vests, all styles, cach Tnfants’ Part-Wool Vests, all styles. Women's Wool Hose, Black and White, pa Children’s Black Wool Hose, sizes 6 to 91 Infants' Wool Hose, Black, White and — GLOVES — A complete stock of Women's and Chamoisctte. Suede, Gauntlets and Wool. 5 and $1.7 Ample $1.25 to $1 $1.25 to $1. 98¢ Children’s Gloves in Kid. — For the Boys — Coats, Caps. Sweaters, Pants, Underwear, Hosicry. NEW BRITAIN CLOTHINGn: DRY GOODS STORE, 381-383-385 Main Street | deptn slight snow !rell | limited coal Austria, | o stopping | urge the public to avold this. BLIZZARD RAGING IN MIDDLE WEST| And Out in Wyommg Mercury Drops to 20 Below Zero Chicago, Nov. 28 from two feet Snow in to ad Inch today between do, nada to Nor- ranging most of the country i the Sierra Ne from Ca with low coverad Mi mountains, the issippi and thern Texas pr temperatures the area. A in Northern as far ecast came that riling throughout fall occurred IMinois, Indiana and Toledo, 0. while word some snow fell in Los Angeles and | that two inches of snow covered the ground at the aviation ficld near Riv- erside, Calif. South of the snow belt heavy ana floods swept the lowlands bordering tine Salt and Agua Friar vivers in ‘Arizona with possible loss of 1 Suffering in many places in the cen- tral and southwest was in prospect because of tho extreme cold and {he fuel suoply resulting from the ke. Calile on the western \lso were reported endangered. In the western plains states trains were badly delayed and wire com- munication was crippled. | .ander, Wyo., was the coldest place | the country, according to reports, | temperature there being 20 d es helow zero. At Abilene, Tex., it was 6 dezrees above zero. Phoenix, Ar Nov. 28,—Portions | of this city were under water today, inhabjtants of the lowlands along the Salt river and Augua Friar river had fled to safely and many homes had Deen swept away by the flood caused by exce rains and the breaking of the ‘Arizona -anal. Reports of a number of families marooned islands formed by. the flood waters have reached here and fear ed that there had ra st range in the GEN. ANGELES® SON TO CARRY ON WORK Says His Ambition Is to ¥rec Mexico and Bring About De- mocracy. 28.—Alberto An- | the 22 year old son of Gen. Angeles, who was executed by nza firing squad at Chihuahua st Wednesday hopes to take | the work in which his father died that of establishing in Mexico democracy that will respect its inter- national obligations and.its own con- stitution™ he said in a statement made public here today. As newly created head of the geles family, the vouth.said he must rst look to the financial welfare of h mother, sister and younger brother. Once he has accomplished this, he said, he would go to Mexico to take up the fight. My father’s death will solidify the ! cause for which he fought,” he said. | “I ean state my conviction that my father’s friends will not remain in- active.” Senora Angeles, still was ignorant hand’s execution. and relatives news would RIA HARD PRESSED. Situation Desperate As Food Shoriage Coutinues to Grow More Acute. Aires, Nov. 2 Minister Pueyrrdon had ma an appeal by Chancellor transmitted tine ter at Vier.n: Yerez, for the nations Austria’s aid. Dr. Ferez quotcs Dr. Renner as dc ibing vefore ihe Austrian naticnal nbly the “lragic gravity of tne <ituation The Austrian chans cellor sa1d the moment had come 1o awalke the conscience of the nations and “ery to the entire world the words of Christ: ‘Bejiold how (he: men suffe The chancellor concluded peal by saying: “Do not permit ruin of unfortunate and innoceut | people. alfll for your dufy brother New geles, IPelipe a City York Nov. An- the general's widow, today of her hus- | She is critically ill | the shock of the her death | fear cause AU Foreign public Renner of the Argen- Dr. Fernando to come Buenos le by mi 10| asse food his ap. ine our us as MONEY. 100,000.000 Buy Nov 2 Russia’'s o reservos unprecedented Soviet government is prepared pay 400,000,000 rubles vid food. machinery and necessaries. cording to 1 statement ascribed colleagues of Maxim Titvinoff by Copenhagen correspondent of the Daily Mail. Litvinoff is now in Den- mark to negotiate with the Allied n tions relative to an exchange of pris- oners having been sent there hy Jolshevils government “‘Members an effort Supplied With Gold to Rubles in Supphies. London, we 1 the ‘o in for | to the 1 be made to make peace | and secure the raising of the blockade of Russia,” the corrcspondent wrifes “Gireat Britain alone is considered to | be preventing peace between the Sov- | iet g sment and the Baltic sStates, as well as Finland, whose independ- ance the Bolsheviki are prepared to recosaire.” KEEP OFF THE GRASS. Since the inavguration of the the trolley cars on west side of Central park rather at the West Main street side of Cro- well's corner, passengers have fol- lowed the habit of cutting across {he green on the park. This is bound in time to affect the growth of the grass and. the . psgs commissioners plan ihy than ! two | newspaper | United | cannot | Sublime Porte to the NOVE Y HERALD,FRIDAY, MRER BESSE-LELAND’S THE LIVE STORE OUR SHOE DEPT. Has already won the regular patronage of men and women who know quality and appreciate the personal advantage of comfort- ably fitting Footwear. LADIES’ SHOES High, medium and military heels, cloth and leather tops, $6.00 to $12.00 SPECIAL it R R | i | 7 MEN’'S NORWEGIAN CALF SHOES $10.00 Knox & Thompson Bros. Shoes for Men .. ....... Wool Heather Hosiery for Women ................... $150 Phoenix Silk Hosiery ........................ $2.00 and up $7.00 and up BESSE-LELAND’S RIVALRY SEEN AS CAUSE OF DEFEAT ¥ m | tion, | throw ar N Treaty's v Argentine Press Declares Anglo-Sax- ons Are Jealous, Hence Failure in United States. al Buenos Aires, Nov. ‘nited States senate | —Discussing the failure of the to ratify the Allied and Germany, La tor Lenroot’s ting treaty of ussociated Prer.za hetween powers peace and | g dwells on Se reservation not perimit dominions and colonies out- vote the United States and says “It appears evid t, that if for reason the | nations colluy it will be doubt found within | the scope of (hix reservation which | unfortunately again manifests ' rivalry, now profound, between great Anglo-Saxon civilizatior This reservation is connecred by with Senator Lo ervation relative to Article X. would prevent the United Stz assumin obligations controver between to war withou congress. Pointing plication of Article Votes of the members the newspape States as other New World to declare war is tribute of congress “Evidently an international (reaty delegate svch o decisive tribute of sovereignty to a lea foreign pow the editorial conclusion. ANARCHY IS NEXT TEP IN TURKEY | Y to ague of without the ir il 1 which | 7 s from | o to interfeve other the consent out that the depends on | of the leagne, that in Argentina the exclusive in nations, of p T sies ces in republics, the and vight al of | in Vs Fear of This Causes Sublime Porte to | Seck Early Settlement of Questions, Nov 26 (By Press.) Appeals arrangements be made for ne- | gotiating a peace trealy sent by the peace confer- are said to have been fear that Turkey ma Constantinople, Associated early ence in Paris, inspired by the | pe plunged into anarchy with no re. sponsible government left to treat with the Allies, At the same time, tha grand vizier is urging country districts to hurry arrangements for elections so that a paliament may meet here and be ready to discuss the terms of peace. excite interest ate lie rer advants « \llies At present the int v is not controlled ent which cannot s no funds, it is the other in or of the by the collect This coun govers taxes und financlul situa- pointed ont, t& Hable country into the hands which may make it a loa this city, Allied or othes any information are settled, Italians, ( occupying themsclves, MILLIOY of | 1y ohody wpe how spreads to ars to huve matters though the Frer ¢ 'd British are reed ameng The, Make eeks zones Baltimore, Nov. pon buildings Turks are m country to A préparing to try to Amertea for a man- | and plan to rica that Jolns Hopkins of bounded over 1his score other nd publicists (rposc. for square b Monument and K either carly today estimated at The blaze the Johns Delay in reaching a settlement it Al- ror- declared, is dangerous for the s as well as the Turks, as the are not co-overating to the rull- | exient Kish agents are taking | bring- | followed tending feeling. iha this situation by ch Ally inicrmation jealousy and il rted action amon nay meu to the nalist movement leaders hich are thr m almost | explosions from time Nine of but none seriously McCoy hall atenin E a welfare | the to ¢ oceurred aro 1k of to the time conce fire success 1he holdly if the na- has build now 2 resistance country ioncd service of Daring formerly destroyed o1 started Hopkins undetermined cause. headquarters DOLLAR FIRE IN BALTIMORE Blaze Starts in College Buildin Rapidly — Firemen 28 iniyersity structures v How utaw st wreck entailing a Ic $1,000,000 in Me grouyp An mstantly 1 in th been ing of the ind Rescues, The group of occupied and about a were used the army Hang moved to Fdgewood pasemal. Among the buildings wrecked o damaged gym, the bicloglenl laboratorles ain ihe Baltimcre city college anmex. A number of rescues were matis i firemen inctuding a bEnd ghel was taken from a fhivd story and several families. Dr. Frank J. Goodnow, of the university whi¢h s now looa ed at Fomewood, said that tie bHuild ings were covered by lnsuranca, Th other property demaged was ¢ ) baildings ocotipied by smeadt o] men and & oumber of dwellings o 28 rooming and boarding bhouses, High winds swept. the sparle & ba! | mile away #0 the center of the ofty , und bundreds of men Were seeft a | the roofs of department stowes stamp ing out incipient flames and wsin water and vhernicah. 3 TWO UEIRMN NOCES Paris, Nov, 2§ —The Germais viel cation today delvered two nobes Paul Dutasty, secretary of the peas conference. One relates 10 replace meni of German watships sunk their crews in Scapa Flow and other to the repatriation of Gerzg) prisoners. by | in ihe ard, Ross, reets, ced w by s roughly Coy 1 ¢ 5 from an | exploston and heavy | e huilding | injured recently previously chemiza now Big Day Saturday on Groceries and Meats at the Great Western Market EXTRA SPECIALS ON BOTH MEAT SPECLALS STEAR OF HEAVY ST RIB ROAST OF HEAVY S1 POT ROAST OF HEAVY FPRESH CUP HAMBURG HOME MADE SAUSAGE MENT SMOKED SHOULDERS COTTAGE HAMS (Nice and Lean) CORNED BEEF SUGAR CURED BACON FANCY FOWL AND CHICK ARE ALL DAY SPECIALS ON ME THESE BIG S 1 THE SOME 5 BOXT TWO NECESSITIES PECIALS IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT TRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR YRER—— 2 GOODS ARE SOLD AT A BIG SAVING BARGAINS:— MATCH i ot b CANS CO! 5D MILK . CAN TUNA FISH ... CANS P] . “iesccedeans LARGE CAN pe POUNDS BAKI CANS TOMATO soup BAR LARG 1 POUND CO¥ CANS SARDINES ... POUND HIGH GRADE A CANS APORATED MILK .. PACKAGE PANCAKE FLOUR POUND CAN BAKING POWDE WE DELIVER THESE GOODS TO Y OUR HOME. THE GREAT WESTERN MARKET Moy STRIET. FRANK MAlLTTA Prop. l'l‘JL. 1 U-‘)Ii notable conventions were held théted| i wora Levering hall, thd | |