New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 3

Goldenblum Millinery C ™ 4th Anniversary S TIRE AND TUBE SPECIAL Prices That Are Lower Than Last Year’s First Quality Guarantced Inner. Stz 28x3 Firestone 3ix1 Goodrich 31x3%; Goodrich 32x315 Firestone 32x314 Fisk 30x315 . Fisk .. 34x1 Firestone CTION FROM ONE OF STANDARD BRANDS OF CORSETS WILL RESULT IN ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO THE + Price .. $2.50 ° .. $41.20 . $3.95 $3.50 . $3.50 .. $3.10 . $4.90 Firestone Non-Skid Goodrich Plain Tread Fisk Plain_ Tread . Virestone Non-Skid Fisk Non Skid ... Goodrich Non-Skid Goodrich Non-Skid Firestone Non-Skid Fisk Non-Skid Goodrich Non-Skid Goodrich Non-Skid Firestone Non-Sk id ¢ Goodrich Non-Skid 4 Firestonc Non. Fisk Non-Ski Goodrich N Virestone .o . Firestone Non-Skid Cord . United States Royal Cord Still Going on WEARER POPULAR NUMBERS IN W. B. NEwWronm No. 59 Elastic Top. 314 Flesh snd White, 857, 902, 903, Medinm Bust, 735 Youth e Special Bargains for Satu With price so distractingly low you will want to.get the pleasure out ¢ one at least and perhaps two new Hats during the remaining summer m All sorts of Hats for every purpose and to suit every taste and pocketboo ~Each and Every Hat Is An Exceptional Valu TAFFETA HATS ORGANDIE HATS Bear in mind we have on hand all other sizes and red First Quality Tubes sWing at regular price. in grey Nadiiia 20% discount off the cduso, EXTRA SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST 30x31; Non-Skid Tire will go for .. 32x4 Fisk Tire will go for N and G, B84 Elastic Top, Medium Bust. Slender an Lal and ‘fil'h. also n va THOMSON GLOVE FITTING Guaranteed rubber garden hose uality 12i5¢ r foot. AN other sizes not mentioned above wo have |7 y il o in stock in Fabrics and Cord they will sell at 207; Coats Belted Leather All the new numbers in Front and “Back Lac Several numbers adapted to Stout NOYAL WORCESTER Plgures, An Bsos, -~ MAGAZ 526 Royal Band, a1, Avernge Figures, MO CORSETS s Tall Lady. # for the Medium. 8§ for the Short Stout. LITTLE BEAUTY WAISTS FOR BOYS D GIRLS L LI H. & W. PEARL WAISTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 03¢ Each. MeCALL PATTERNS 20¢, 23c, 30¢, 33 IN K . QUARTERLY & NIVEN » Here | pen In Town his Year--Now This Sale Breaks The Record! Several weeks ago we said “wait—a big crash in prices for shoes is coming.” And it came —with a bang! We are in the thick of the fight now to smash high Here is how we go at it.this week: Hundreds of brand new NEWAR airs of Oxfords for Men, in the popular $2.98 discount off the regular price. Waterproof Rain Coats . ... ALEX AUTO SUPPLY CO. PHONE 308 OPEN NIGHTS GASOLINE (L & GREASE 86 ARCH STREET OPEN SUNDAYS SANITATION DRIVE RESULTS IN FINES (Continued From First Page.) lies already and for th cupying the premises, ason he did not feet t -further plumbing extensions would be necessary May Go to Jail. In passing sentence the judge warned the accused that If the orders of the Ith department in that re- wpect were not obeyed in the future. a Jnil sentence would be imposed Philip Scappelati pleaded not guilty to allow.ng ashes, cans and garbage to be mixed together in an apen box at the rear of his home on Winter He was fined $15 and costs tors Dolan and streot Dr. Reeks and 1 They Go! Thle Buty$7.(')0 98 32> Russet! Vici Kid! Gun Metal! All New Stock! All Styles! All Sizes! rices —and we're doing it! gun metal, vici kid and russet leathers—all priced at —the snappiest, finest, all-around $7 oxfords that you Long vamp, invisible eyelet, “English” effects and medium or broad toe blucher models Absolutely $2.98 is what we are actually going to sell them at beginning tomorrow have seen this season. —right up to the minute. morning at 8.00. Here’s a Hummer at Genuine $8 and $9 value “English” and Blucher Mahog- any Cordo Oxfords, also fine, soft vici kid, in every popular last. The teal custom bench made article—long wearing, comfortable and the last word in style. All sizes. While they last, $5. . Don’t miss this! Largest Shoe Ratailers in the World—300 Stores i 100 Citiss, Open Monday and Saturday Nights B New Britain Store 324 Main Street, Near R. R. Crossing Thomas Crowley told of investigations and warnings. Fallowing an investi- ! gation on June 15, a letter was sent. Yesterday conditions showed no marked improvement, so action was brought. Mrs. Sadie and Mrs. Annie Dubowy, joint ewners of property on Lafayette street, answered a similar charge as « result of inspections by officials of the department. A fine of $15 was im- | posed. Blame Labor Shortage. They laid the blame for the accum- ulation of rubbish upan the shortage of labor. It was claimed that sev- eral times an effort had been made to have the refuse carted away, but they were disappointed by the truckman. Yesterday in accordance with a re- quest from the health department, a | man came to clean out the yard, but i was blocked in a mutual driveway on the premises by a moving van. He ,ld\t. { M. E. Taylor and family are spend- |Iu: the summer at their cottage at | | A Victrola for §1. agreed to return today and clean up, Henry Morans.— | Short Beach. the accused said Earl Lambert of West Main street company in Plainville, Exclusive agents Stetson Besse-Zeland Co.—advt. Cyril Gaffney has taken a position for the summer in the foreign export ; department Clark’'s. Carl Swanson of Miller & Hanson's drug store is spending his vacation at Sound View. Harold Walker of Dwight street has returned from a visit in New York | and New Jersey. Dance, Grange hall, Berlin, Fri. eve. ~—advt. | A large number of local people at- " tended the Kenilworth dance at Lake Compounce last evening. Miss Helen Growkoski of Union ! street is visiting relatives in Bristol. Arthur Martinelll has returned to his home in West Hoboken, N. J., after visiting relatives in this city. Mr., Martinelli is chief camera man for : the Metro Pictures corporation. Mrs. T. A. Reno of 174 East Main street is spending two weeks with relatives in Greenwich, R. I. Miss Phoebe Kennedy of Harrison street has rcturned to her home in Stamford for the summer. She is a student at the New Britain Normal school. First quality Emerson shoes for men, all styles and sizes, $8.95. The 8 W. Menus store.—advt. ' department of the Trumbull Electric shoes. | of Landers, Frary & ; son, | has taken a position in the drafting | ‘TELLS OF PLOTS TO CAUSE HER DEMISE ‘Mrs. Snow Says Her Former Hubby Was Pleased ‘Washington, July 9.—Hearings were resumei today on the charge of Mrs. Adis Hubard Snow that her di- vorced husband, Chester A. Snow, wealthy patent attorney of this city, instigated a plot to end her life. Yes- terday Mrs. Snow described three plans for killing her. She told the court that Mrs. Edna P. Acker, pri- vate detective, who, with Snow and Hugh Milton Langdon, a chauffeur, was arrested on a charge of beinz implicated in the alleged conspiracy, had confessed to her that one plan was to bring about her fall from the top of a high building or cliff. Another method discussed, she tes- tified, was the administering of poi- but both schemes, she charged, were abandoned in favor of a plan to drug her during an automobile ride. The machine, Mrs. Snow declared Mrs. Acker had admitted, was then to be wrecked, making it appear that she had been ‘killed in the accident. Langdon, it was charged, was to have driven the automobhile. Mrs. Snow testified tlat Mrs. Acker | eame to her home Monday and con- fessed that she had been hired by Snow to help caure her death. For months Mrs. Acker had posed as her friend, she said, and had dined with her on numerous occasions with gov- ernment officials and members of the diplomatic set. Henry E. Davis, attorney for Mrs. Snow, testified that he had been called to Mrs. Snow's home Monday while Mrs, Acker was there. Mrs. Acker, he said, called Snow by telephone and told him that “everything had been . Davis testified that he stened in” and heard Snow Mrs. Snow dcclared on the witness stand that Mrs. Acker told her that Snow had hired her to “kill me at any price.” POLITE ROBBERS IN RAID. Refuse to Take Moncy From Girl or Junk Man. Philadelphia, July 9.—Three ban- dits with a show of politeness held up a clothing shop on the second floor of a Chestnut street building, bound and gagged four men and a girl, gathered together nearly $400, Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN ST., OPP. ARCH. PHONE 1409-2. FUTURIST WOMEN’S MODERN UNDER- GARMENT Comfort as w as fashion dictates that you should wear FUTURIST, the daintily made and soft fitting under- the-corsct garment. A com- plete showing of this attrac- tive line is now on display in Our Underwear Department. SUMMER NET CORSETS Cool for wear during hot weather. Priced $1.50 and $2.50 Pair. Ld fe Lot g det dat R de oot fote Tt o p ot dededeatapededetofotoRelotototootetedutofal 2ok All hand made, med Hats, value $10.50. ing July Clearance Sale $5.98 ing July Clearance Sale $4.98 Your vacation apparel complete without one of Sport Hats; value $5.98. ing July Clearance Sale $2.69 188 MAIN ST. SEGI S HLHVEVIVIBECI SIS VVLRVIVRLTOT0N beautifully Trim- GEORGETTE HATS All colors, pink, white, lavender; value to $7.98. Special SPORT HATS A beautiful assortment of dainty Hats, value $7.50. Speci ing July Clearance Sale : $4.98 TRIMMED HATS: One table of odd high-grade value $10. Special during July | ance Sale Special dur- blue and dur- $2.98 RIBBON HATS A large collection in all des colors; value $5.98. Special durin, Clearance Sale will be in- these saucy Special dur- $2.98 Goldenblum Millinery Branch Store, 863 Main St., Hartford, Over Harvey & four watches and some clothing and escaped. They refused ¢o take the money of | a girl customer, saying they would not. | rob a lady: returned to her escort a dollar for carfare, and also let a junk dealer who happened into the store to buy waste paper, retain his money. The bandits selected new suits of clothing and spring overcoats and left the four men and the girl bound and gagged in the shop. One of the vic- tims managed to loosen himself and notified a traffic policgman standing a few feet from the store. THEFTS ARE REPORTED. . Sigfrid Hulten of 15 Roberts street complained to the police this morn- ing that his motoreyvele had been stolen from his home last night. . M. Sablotsky of 37 Willow street report- ed to the police today the theft of 14 | chickens from his coop last night. committee, who is be same quarters for the pa be a good man for the cause of the expected Buckeye state they | f Moore is the lagical Plans for the camp be held in abeyancel pending arrival Franklin D. Roo of a sub-commi committee. CUMMINGS SUGGESTED 3 ] But Cox’s Manager Is More Likely to l | Be E. H. Moore of Youngstown, Ohio. Dayton, O., July 9.—Governor Coax has intimated that he may go o Washington in the near future for a conference with President Wilson. He has held a number of conversations over the telephone with Secretary Tumuity during the last few days. Many friends of Governor Cox are urging that he select as his campaign manager E. H. Moore of Youngstown, Ohio, his pre-convention campaign manager, wham he gives much of the credit for the final action of the San Francisco convention. The governor's friends admit that Homer S. Cummings of the national COUNCIL cOMMI E A mecting of the licel nance committees of council will be held act conjunctively in dinances pertaining to and jitney cars within The supplies and prin will transact regular meeting Monday evenin to ECONOMY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 3 THE PUBLIC MARKI 436 Main Street. As ‘usual, Opposite East Main this, busy market is out for a large volume of busines: 3 doing everything possible to keep down the prices and keep up the high g meats and food stuff. Look this Ist over and convince yourself as to { ings you can share by dong your shopping here. Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb .. Ib 40c Fancy Fowls Fancy Lamb Chops Fancy Texas Onions Extra Fancy Potatoes ...... Seedless Raisins in Cartons Large Cans of Red Salmon Large Meaty Prunes PORK Fresh Roast Pork Lean Pork Chops Link Sausages Strips of Bacon ............... Pickled Pigs’ Feet Salt Pork Honeycomb Tripe Fresh Spare Ribs . LAMB Fores of Lamb pk $1.25 pkg 27c Visit our Delicatessen Dept. It contains the largest selection of the finest deli- catessen in town. Extra Lean Fresh Shoulders ‘. . Sugar Cured Smo. Shoulders Fancy Veal Chops .....: Fresh Eggs California Lemons Evaporated Milk Pure Lard in Cartons High Grade Butter in cartons VEAL Milk Fed Veal. Legs of Veal Roasts of Veal Breasts of Veal Veal for Pot Pie Skinbacked Hams Cottage Hams BEEF Prime Quality . Only. Prime Rib Roasts ............ Fresh Ground Hamburg . Sugar Cured Corned Beef Lean Boneless Pot Roasts . .... 1