New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 3

proseécutor, Is there, that a crime has o os on ore “Oh, no: we know a lite has been taken.” " 5,000 Ani- p “Phslqtiestion. ta Whe (oo Ltz L. V. Walkley, Owner of $65,000 Anl T S : & PREGE"IN it 3 (I;I.u s b 1, Makes Another Acquisition to Mondays Durfng ell, any cnarge heen made [ l = against Dohany 7" Valuable Stock at Bellview July and:Augast. Besspene® Only one of suspicion of murd . . ‘Is there any ground for growing (Spectal to The Herald) . 3 Detroit Murder Case Is Still n:w]r» Ssion) axianp ) Shaish e M‘""l-_':‘"““"‘:_”‘_-l':\:wl_:m:‘-,»}“ -:‘)l‘:: e Hartford : et an Unsolved At ot ake an excoption in | there has been udded cently by the | Dohany’s case ™ owner, L. V. Walklcy this town, “No, sir,” ‘he prosecutor respond- | another prize bull. Mr. W 10 exception will be made in this | Jast August paid what was accepted Detroit, June 23.—The mental con- se—the law will be prosceuted.” | at the time as the highest price on Oss dition of Frank H. Dohanv, promi- 1l Williams, the young lawyer in | record for a bull, $65,000, for Sybil nen: hanker and lawyer, under s the iDwrer offices) savs he o not mboge, at a New Jersey cattls L4 rest in connection with she ez know how the liquor iniol the £ place, now has what is re- n l a ues . \ugnst Dwyer, traveling aud’tos o Dwyer offices But he saw the bot- | ® 1 as the finest stock in the s THE WANTED YARN FOR the United Mine Workers of America, tles. They bore labels marked “Tm s latest acquisition is Gambo H who was found beaten to death in the perinl Whiskey."” H Lad, @ bull that attracts in- law office of his broth Dennis Bdward Conley. deputy coroner, | Stant admiration. Those who have Dwyer, following a secret Arinking who went to the Dwyer office to got | scen Mr. Walkleyis latest purchase SUMMER ' party, Tuesday evening, is iniproted, the body said he onund an empty enthuse over the ani 1 | but his mind ix not yet lear, accord- qu 1 bottle bearing v label marked A trip through Bellview farm is one ing o attending physicians Since his , “Fernette Bitters,” two more quart | that attracts most fa s com- I . e a e I | S‘RIEATERS rrest at midnight Tuesday in his | bottles with labels marked “Canadian ment. A newspape nw scept- ummer home at Pine Lake the p Club Whiskey™ and a cork to a fourth | ed the invitation of ¢ s . Butler, xay Dohany has been in n stunor. The | botil | chauffeur for Mr. Walkley, 1o inspect | in =1 into the case prohahly will be “Did any liqguor remain?” he was the farm and stock this week, felt delayed untii his condition is declared | asked { more than repaid for his inspection of rational, es: one bottle still had some in | the grounds, 5 Big consignn just landed, | Matthew H. Fishop, proseentiog at v i Mr. Walkley plans to enter the SHOE S ! torney. has miven prosecution of the “Wonld you say the stuff was greater part of his stock at the cattle White, Cream and cvery wanted color. | cque into the hands of the attorney | ether?™ ! exhibit at Sprinzfield. Mass, and also | | general. In an interview yesterday i0 away,” Conley said. “Don't | in the International Cattle Expositi OURS COMY: IN LARGE SIZE | cutor was asked let any one tell you it was anything { at Chicago, 1L, next rall. Grazing on ' sald yesterduy that -~ hen you | hut whiskey. [ know—I smelled it.”” | the clover patched field of 5 | | SKEINS took shany from the Vinton bhuild- “At headquarters, the night he was | were other cattle, handsome (ON THE THIRD FLOOR) - Ing to the Dwyer ofice he was intoxi- | hrought in,” =aid the assistant prose- | at and which the owner prizes very S, y . . ecated to the point of stupidity Mrs | cutor, ‘Dohany aaswered questions | highly. Sizes Tn Some Lots Are Brokel, But Therc Is Still Good Range of Choice. Heink, the janitress, who vs she | just as fast as we could ask them Mr. Walkley has secured cattle that This has been one of the biggest and most gtism‘cmry Shyc Sales we have ever had. knows Dohany well by sikn clures | 1o scemed ready to talk and told us { makes him the owner of one of the .are so evident that the shoes sell themseclves. Delighted expressions are heard all through that when you arrived yvou an! Do- [ hix story of how Dwyer had gone | best herds in the country. Numbered customer go away with their purchases. han were wrangling about something | out and came back. beaten up and | among the stock are several winners Remember, six dollars is the highest price in the sale. And there are some splendid v nd talking very loud.” bloody, saying he had got into a | of prizes in cattle shows held in var- shoesas well as low shoes. o No. we were not wrangling, nor | guarrel with a bootlegger and the lat- | jous parts of the country We advise early shopping Saturday. Third floor. talking loud.” he answered ter had beaten him up: that he, Do- R SR Rty ‘You sald yesterday that you | hany, lifted Dwyer off the floor where LS 1S GOI Dwyer office was produced by Cari| g4t blood on his shirt.” Williams, & voung lawyer connected hington, June 25.—Secretaries ( Y with that office. Williams denies this, AR, Y Daniels and Paine will go to Alaska , saying he was in the outer off when WALSH 1S GRADUATED. ! next month, leaving Seattle July 8 on the liguor was brought out in the in- o o Waish son of Mr and Mra j a destroyer. Secretary Daaiels will / side office and that looking through 2 go primarily to study the a bility the open door he saw you pour out | J- J Walsh of Bassett street, was| ¢ o,vernment coal lands for opera- . drink for yourseli—is that right?” | graduated from Yale ucademic schaol | tion for naval use. i Three Prices On Wool Norfolk Suits Saturiay. “Yes, | poured ou’ a drink for my- | 41 the exer in Woolsey hall yes- _ All our regular stock. Prices much reduced. sclf, but Jdid not 1k as it smelled | terday. The vounger Mr. Walsh was | 1.350.000 LLED. ONE LOT OF HIGH GRADE SUITS, sizes 8§ to 18 at . too vile.” an ensign in the navy and completed Genraine 5 = stics ONE LOT OF STYLISH WOOL SUITS at Are vou going to arrest or prose- | his college course the year before last | publishe, 3 at coun- ONE LOT OF OUR VERY BEST SUITS REDUCED TO cute Mi Dwyer for having liquor in |yt prefe to wait until commence- | ¢py war loss state that 50,900 Big Savings on Each SBuit. his possession * ment exercises this y =0 he could } men were killed There today “No. The big thing In this mat- | receive a diploma with his comrades | 520.000 war widows, aceordinz to the YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, SNAPPY SUITS 2% «euunveceninoarereronnscone ter is to find out if there has been any | of the service. For the past year Mr. [ gatistics, 1,130,000 - orphans and All our Sampeck Suits, all leatherized Suits, all Adler Suits, all two-pant Sufts erime——=" Walsh has bLeen attending Yale law | 500,000 maimed or consumptives sup- PRICE SATURDAY. Sizes 8 to 18. here is no question in your mind, | school. : | rere is no qu n in you 10! Jovs' Khiki Blouses, $1.39. Boys’ Stockings, 3 to 10, at 30, Eo L N ahn Lo Huck Finn Rompers, $1.00. White Middy Hats, #&5c. Overalls, $1.50. Union Suits, $1.00. ported mostl charity. Boys' Wash Suits, Samples, fine quality. Speckl at $2.98. | GOLFERS AND TENNIS NEW Rewash Golf Balls, 4ic each. Championship Tennis Balls, 55c. Special Te Golf Club, special at 75. A quality, spedal $5.50. Very speclal value.—Main ~ Greatest Silk Shirt $ ADE SHIRTSON $5.00 PLUS 20c WAR TAX Al in Perfcot ConditioR—AN Made Matcrials—All Show Finest Wog See the Variety. CREPE DE CHINE SHIR TS. o SILK BROADCLOTH SHI RTS. PLATN COLORS, WHITE, BLUE, PINK. SILK PONGEE SHIRTS. . FANCY CREPE DE CHINE SHIRTS. % Smart new stripe effects in all the leading colors. All sizes, 13% to 17. These Shirts go on sale Saturday morning. Any that ma; sold Monday and Tuesday at the same price, think of the saving 1f you buy at $5.00. Vo Chso'd oy o Thees | | BUY NECKWEAR HERE SATUR See Our New Rufflings and Vesting B y the Yard. 15% Discount Tomorrow . Lace Vests with collars and Val. lace Tab coliars in organdy, color . =pacial 50c. Lace tab collars in imitatie $1.50 South store. special at $1.00, ruffles, dainty models, special at $1 and Every one of these beds has 2-inch posts with large fillers. They are made of extra heavy brass tubing and have tarnish-proof lacquering. These beds are the product of one of Am- Buy Notions Where YO“ Can erica's greatest brass bed factories and thoroughly guaranteed in every way. We placed a large order for these beds many Most Here months ago when wholesale prices were g considerably lower than they arer today, which accounts for the unusual, low Jprice _ 5 x = we are able to place on these beds. : O D COD COTTON, Waate D L D T o re ronee e THEY LAST ....... e ©7 Limit 1 Mop. d 5 Limita1 Sowsn Blanco White Shoe Cleaner, ote These Good Things For Saturday. Compare these brass beds with others being advertised to sell at anywhere near this Welweit) feelll 500 packages or SuomdronSent 1l ssc; price and you'll appreciate what a wonderful ary Napkins 12 in a box, For Saturday Only at 42¢ Twink, the great dye, washes valne they are. On sale tomorrow 0I’l|V. . i 1.000 bottles Pee Chee for white shoes, special same time, four packages for 25c. ), . 7 at 19c. Extra Special—No. 15 Wayne Smooth Fit Hair Nets, all colors. 88c a dozen. robe Bags 98c. We shall also make a special price on Laura Whittemore’s Quick White, 9 Hair Nets for BSaturday. Kelly’s White Canvas Dressing, Two-in-one White Ligquid, 10c. Whittemore's also, 10c and 1 O-Cedar Polish 17¢ aPd 37c. i Palm Beach Straw Hat Clean Tintex, four for 23c. Whittemore's White heel edge, | Fa— r - 500 BALLS COLUMBIA FLOS! , John'A. Andrews & Co. S . This is just in time for wom¢ do summer knitting. . . Il. Special lot of Children's Stamped Desses. $1.25. - Blg Furnlture Store Stamped Indian Head Rompers, 85c. large size striped Bath Towels, 85c.