New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1920, Page 3

Bostor. Store We CLOSE SATURDAYS .\l 9. MON- DAYS AT 6. Just Received, a Big Showing of the Latest and Newest Ideas in MIDDY BLOUSES qua emblem Galatea, on All White—TI"ine white braid trim siceve navy sizes 6 1o 20 years. and 36 to 42 ineh i W hite—\With nayvy bluc wool serge collars cmblems 36 to 12 inch | Wy slecve, W hite—\With navy fast colc and Copen Gali- Gl tew collars, o 20 years, 36 to 42 inch Khaki Galatea—l'ast color, sizes to 12 Lincne, Navy Blue—lleav) w hite braid trim. quality naval ensblem 36 to 42 on sleeve, fast color in W ool naval emblem on Navy Serge—Perlectly {3 «olor sleeve. 36 to g All th Manuftacturcd. $6.75. * 'PULLAR & NIVEN GRANDMOTHER KNEW Thére Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard- plaster burned and_blistered while it acted. Get.the relief and helpithat -mustard gla‘_;xe(s gave, without the piaster and without the blister. Musterole does it. It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mus- tard. It is suenufically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin. Gently massage Musterole in with the finger-tips. Sce how quickly it bringsre- lief-—how speediiy the padin disappears. Use Musterole for sore throat, bron- chitis, topsilitis, croup. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, he. conges- tion, pleurisy, rheuma 81 lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil- blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. des .00 to the Best ¢ Prices rangre §: above are | made DENISON G RAEF | i 439 MAIN STREET 1 Storage. Supplies and Repalring, Livecr Cars for Hire, Day and Night ‘ b _N| HAYLE YOUR PROPE TRUCKING DO AND AT REASON- ABLE EXPENSE. 1 operate a daily Freight and Ex- New Britain. New Ha- ven and New York. Trucks rented by | d=y or hour. Local and Long Distance | Movinz and Trucking. | A. H. HARRIS | Carage Tel 1560. Housc Tel. 1849, AUTO REPAIRING IFHAT'S Ol K SPECIALTY JUST CALL 857-12 ANMD WE WILL BE Al YOUR SERVICE. AUTO REPAIR CO. 115 GLEN STREET. press Service. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 198 ARCH STREET '] - 1§ MANRDSS AUTG GO, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. vious 2237 139 Areh St.| lin this ittached and detachable. naval | & | asked concerning their plans for futy | ploye OVER 100,000 AR OTILL OF STRIKE Sleel Union Omcmls Deny That All Have Returned Piltsburgh, Jan. of the est 00 steel work- who obeyed the order of the steel strile committee Sept. still on ike, say the strike Yet the employes rt that | the mills and furnaces of the Carne- ompany, the principal in- nst which the strike was di- well as mills and furnaces independent conipa are in dy operations with virtually a nor- force of workmen. In recent weeks strike headguarters ity has devoied its time to keepl line the men who had not ne back 1o work. and to caring for stitute, while steel companies have been bury building up theit forces nnd incre: production. “We have dug in and are biding our time.” suy the union leaders when the mal the d mak em- ques- usual, the in answer to a similar tion. Wz ccretary of the committee. ix herc ts from orsanizers in parts of the distr who are rged with the duty of preventing ssertions. Foster. na- in and all section has been organized ; ; to provide food for needy strikers and their tamilies. Cantcens have been opened. and every week food is dis. tributed number inercs tee i commit- call . but officials of the ihey have met every on them to obtain the still out have . as the strike to determine ave exact number heen unsuc- leaders have the exact entered unable of men who been | number | —'ully one-third : onher lizt number wio old. places in number who have native lands. Their however. place the “(, more than industrics. the > returned to their he mills, or the returned to the hest calculations, number still on strike 100,000, This position is supported by ndependents who declave that the skilled labor situation in the indus- nd men for 1 lead- this cl how- score megie Steel company. no complaint on thi s for the third week in De- | the last reports available. 51.000 men on the paxroll a normal force of 32.000. A now are per- mitted if sanctioned local author- ities. | CATCH “SLACKER” As the strike lensthens the ! persons in need of velief { ! sought by AFTER LONG CHAS Boy Left Philadelphia Two Years Azo Swearing He Would Not rizht Germany. Philadelphia, Jan. 7.-—Grover doll,-one of the two brothers : of draft dedzing and who ha the police for the last two vears. was arrested in his home here foday Detectives broke into the the front and rear entranc one of the men wrested a revolver from Mrs. Bergdoll. mother of the two draft dodsz the others went t{hrough the housc and found Grover wrapped in a blanket hiding in a box seat. He was without cout. vest or collav, The prisoner was taken (o the rederal buildi in a motor car Later Mis. Bergdoll mother of 5 W arvresied CHAT; justice. With a 1e- pt tha oflicess Berg- house by Whil Ui oSt voiver she ha bay for sever Young Ber tederu! buildit oiiicer ot the said it was the expectat doll would be turned Thited > took agents all over the coun- Srover went away in a high powered motor car and reports reach- for mother's | ed ! ed this city that he was seen in vari- ous scctions of the west. ~He sent im- Nt messages written on post to the autherities. i Aexico and again in was provided with large money. His mother, Mrs, Liergdoll is the widow of a {brewer, Although born in adolls were of declared they inst Germany arrested several obstructing scen He i of Cuba. <mma wealthy this country the German descent would never fight Mrs. Be times on the the draft START GRUISE | Admiral Wilson's Flagship Pennsyl- * Leaves New York For Vir- 1 Capes—To Mect Fleet. New York, Jan. i—The superdread- ! nought Pennsylvania fagship of Kear \dmiral Henry Wilson and the su- -rdreadnought Arizona sailed today for the Virginia capes. where they | will mcet other v Is ot the Atlantic et battleship force tomorrow. These <hips include the Oklahoma, Nevada. Florida, Utah, Delaware. The. ileef Wwill proceed to Guantanamo. Cuba. for the annual cruisc in the West In- dies, Repair and supply ships and destroyer divisions including all other craft of the Atlantic fleet will follow soon. The entirc fleet will execute the usual winter mancuvers and con- i duct target practice. The North Dakota. which has been on a cruise in the Mediterranean wiil join the main body in Cuban waters. Various units of the fleet will visit Trinidad. Barbados, the Bahamas and { the Canal zone after the wmanenvers have been completed. NEGRO IS GONYIGTED Frank J. Kelly. Who Rilled Brookly.. Woman, Smiles as Verdict 1s Pro- Out 10 Minutes. Jan. 7.—One of ! trials in New Yoric vesterday when in Brooklyn. after 10 minutc | Geliveration, found Frank J: Kell { negro, guilty of murder in-the ne nounced—dJury New swiftest + State {jury York. murde ended latc Once he was | sum | e for slayving Catherine Dunn. a the .home of Mr. and Mrs. :e Spe. Clark, on Decem- last. ext Friday he will be sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison. The prisoner showed no emotion when the verdict was pronounced. tle smiled as he heard his fate and his features stili bore a grin as he was led from the court room to jail. Joseph Dunn, 18. brother of the murdered woman, has asked District Attorney Lewis to permit him to witness the execution. SUFFERING OF YOUNG WOMEN | This Letter Tells How it May | the | Overcome—all Mothers Interested. Fort Dodge. la. — “Fry flmhnw my daughter was 13 ya.irs old until she was pains and cramps ehzt she would haee 1 to stay m bed two She S HA ad used Lydia F. 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It would have store feel good to see so many of the best people in the town taking advantage of the spe- cial prices that the January Clearance of Men’s Such good old Kuppenheimer Brand take care of anything a man would want #o know about clothes. The reduced prices barely prevailing wholesale made my Clothes as Elk names and are Get busy—we'd hate to see you disappointed. Connors-Halloran Company 248 Main Street “ Horlicks | Forlpfants, invalidsand GrowingChildren | Rich milk, malted grain extractis| The Original Food-Drink for All Ages|No Cocking = Nourishing =D VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 1% to 5 tons. Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. .. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. Eastwood Elcctncal' Station and Ga | AMERICAN Balanced Six, | s wighting a0 ign tem Specialists. MAXWELI: SERVICE §&] REAR 183 MAIN 'R Thone 387-13. Aage-Alien & € INCORPORATED - HARTF¥ORD. January Sale of Notig and Household Supp I'HREE DAYS, EVERYTHING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND AT REDUCED PRICES EXCEPT SATURDA' A FEW STRICTED ARTICLES—MANY GOOD VALUES NOT ADVERT] This Sale is always welcomed because of its m: ties for economy It ix in buying things that are needed i E always a pleasure to shop at our popular section and especially so at these January sales. will be provided. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 1.000 Cans on Sale at FOUR CANS FOR 25c¢c We will sell with each ten cent purchase at this January sale of Notions and Household Supplies. four cans of the gen- uine Old Dutch Cleanser for 25¢ This cleanser makes everything spick and span. It will be your last chance to get it at any- thing like this price. Limit, 1 cans to a customer. GOSLIN sOAP 2.000 Cakes on sale TWELVE CAKES FQ S50c One of the big fea! e will be the di 000 Cakes of Goblin endessed for surzical an pital uses by physi works wonders. “We 13 eakes for 50c and th any customer can purc 13 So gct in early befe supply is exhausted.