New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 2

ANTMENT UM POWDER =Tox tolletry for the lndy In sconted soothment for conta bottle. e n Drug Co. 1 Main Street Discount! store in New Eng- such quality Men's a8 ours, Is equalling Note these few items : — DRIVING GLOVES and perforated net. D NECKWEAR blue and white 50 grade at 93¢, 3 NECKWEAR 1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 , 8 for $1.85 net. SCOTCH MADRAS INGHAM SHIRTS o, $3.60, 3 for $10.50 de, $4.40 net. Tbe Horsfall Pany ST., HARTFORD Buy Our Kind.™ Wil Close All Day July and Aug. ITEMS Blues,” Henry Morans’, oody, headmaster at Migh school, who was the local hospital yes- orted as resting com- ing on your vacation Id mailed to you. 18 to shore or mountains. Marian Desmond and 11l spend next week at Conley of Washington for Denver, Colo,, for stay ents Stetson ~—advt. shoes. the style nnd sizo want. I Ranges 1 and perfoctly. p been leaders ¢ recommend toe them. 'Y Of NOw. merly Sold By o P & Co, , Steam Heating, il Work. DE J. LEROUX T4 ARCH ST, are they very cook since and v NCOME TAX DATA Connceticut Commissioner Gives In- formation for Corporate Business Proceedure Until September 1. The Connecticut tax commissioner has extended the time when the state income tax will be due until August 1st. The bills will be sent out to all corporations carrying on opera- tions in Connecticut liable to the state tax on August 1, 1920 and the tax will be payable to the state treasurer on or befora September 1, 1920. If the tax is not paid by Sep- tember 1st, interest at the rate of 9 por cent per annum will accrue. If the corporation has not yet flled its final return with the federal government, it will ba necessary for a tentative return to be filed here. The state tax will be billed upon the tentative return pending adjustment upon he receipt of the final Teturn The tax commissioner has extended the time for the payment of the tax this year because of the many cor- porations which received an exten- sion of time in the filing of their fed- eral report. this necessitating an ex- tension of time for the filing of the state return. FISHERMEN WARNED Soate Mish and Game Warden Begins income Cleanup Campaign to Oust Flagrant Offenders From Ponds, The state fish and game warden is now campaigning this district in an attempt to stop the great amount of illegal fishing that is going on in the brooks and ponds in this vicinity. According to his statement, a majority of the violators come from New Brit- ain The intent of the state fish and game commission is to increase the number of food fish in the waters hereabout and to this end the intent of the law must be abeyed. The war- den warns against the use of gzet lines, floats, etc., between the dates of Aprfl 1 and Decomber 1, and reminds fishermen that the only legal way to Goldenblum Millinery Co. 168 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN. 863 Main Street, Hartford, Over Harvey and Lewis. Branch Bargains —IN— Millinery Trimmed Hats Special for Wednesday Morn- Regular value up to $35.00. $1.00 ng. Ribbon Hats AND Sport Hats Al big Wednesday momning colors, held in the hand and equipped with one hook. Set lines, lines with several hooks or other similar methods of in- creasing the day's catch are forbid- den. . CITY ITEMS Men's tan Goodyear Neolin sole ox- fords $1.95, Wednesday morning, at Besse-leland's.—advt. A meeting of the New Britain Cam- era club will be held this evening at Murray's studib on Main street. “Yellow Dog Blues,” Henry Morans'. —advt, The meeting of the Loving Service class scheduled to be held July 15 at the hame of Mrs. John Perry in Beck- ley has been indefinitely postponed. Men's tan Goodyear Neolin sole ox- tords $1.95, Wednesday morning, at Bessee-Leland's.—advt, Fruit salad sale, 60c pound, Wed- nesday morning at Hallinan's.—advt. Fruit salad sale, 60c pound, Wed- nesday morning, at Hallinan's.—advt. Mrs. Lambert Lord of 530 Church street will entertain members of Alexandra lodge, No. 2i, I. O. D. of St. George, at her home Thursday afterncoa. agents Stetson advt. Exclusive Besse-Leland Co Mrs. John Corr and Marie, of New York city guests of Mrs. Charles P. Clark street Biggest shoe sale ever at Besse- Leland's.—advt. shoes. daughter, are the Settger of —_— MARINE TO WED. A marriage license was granted this morning from the office of City Clerk A. L. Thompson to Charles J. Spring of 363 Church street and Miss Mary Medway of Providence, R. 1. Spring is a corporal in the United States ma- rine corps and is on a furiough. JAPS DEFEAT SUFFRAGE. Lower House of Parliament Votes Down Mcasure to Give Women Votes. Associated defeated in the lower house of parlia- ment. A resolution providing for it introduced by the opposition was re- Jected yesterday, 122 to 283. While the measure was being de- bated crowds held suffrage demon- strations in parks. The police re- fused to allow speech-making ncar the Diet buiiding and mngled with the crowds which marched shouting through the streets. At indoor meet- ings students tried to adopt resolu- tions censuring the cabinet for “hin- dering the development of the na- tion” but the police broke up the meeting and arrested a score of the participants. s The newspapers criticise what they call the “outrageous” attitude of the police and A company of armed gen- darmes. Ihe claim is made that a bystander was seriously maltreated and that the uniformcd men were unnecessarily brutal. Don’t endanger Wie Lie of that pre- cious baby by using unknown or un- pasteurized milk. Use OUR REALLY PURE PASTEURIZED eliminate ALL question or richness. From selected sources of high qual- ity and THOROUGHLY PASTEUR- IZED in a modern creamery. OUR PASTEURIZED MILK will satisfy the most exacting. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREET Tdiephone 1936 SAFE and MILK and of impurity Hardware Store SOVBEGLVLVBLBVVSLELLROY P2 L-2od 2o 2- 2 R 12 L tod-t ot totototototoTot T Croquet Sets 1920 New Stock FromFactory From $4.25 to $6.75 Herbert L. Mills Laclodog 24 Lo Totototeltoteototetatol ] 336 Main Street a8 8 MILLION BOTTLES OF GOOD CHAMPAGNE ‘Will Be Sold at France Next January—Property COonfiscated in 1915. Jublic Auction in Parts, July 19.—FEight million bot- tles of champagne are included in the sequestered property of the Baron Walder de Mumm, which will be auc- tioned off next January. This proper- ty was seized in 1915 subsequent to the baron’'s resumption of German cit- izenship which the war began. The number of bottles in baron's ¢ellars in the vicinity Rheims where the sale will take place, the was greatly diminished during the l war. When General Ludendorfl was of making his furious drives toward Rheims and Epernay, the wine cellars were used as shelters for troops and the men were given almost priceless wine with their meals. In addition to the bottled wines there are 500,000 litres of wines in casks stored in warehouses, mansions and cottages, as well as in secret hid- ing places beneath vineyards in the champagne country. ‘Volstead Not Atheist, Says He’s a Lutheran Benson, Minn., July 13.—Heariugs have started in an action brought by 259voters contesting theé victory of Rev. OsJ. Kvale at the recent repub- lican congressional primary over A. J. Volstead, author of the federal prohibition enforcement act. Repre- sentative Voistead was questioned lust night about his religious views as counsel for the 25 voters alleged that supporters of Rev. Kvale had cir- culated a pamphlet charging that Vol- stead was an atheist. Volstead testi- fied he was a Lutheran. CHANT BATTLE CRY. Polshevik Party in America Is Stand- ing Trial in Chicago. Chicago, July 13.—The battle cry of the Bolshevik was chanted at the opening of all sessions of the com- munist party here last September, ac- cording to George F. Cummerow, who was on the stand today in the trial of 20 members of the party. He is an attorney and was special federal agent. William Bross Llovd, oae of the de- fendants and a millionaire, was elect- ed permanent sergeant-at-arms, Cum- merow testified. WORKING ON SPEECH. Senator Harding Having Hard Time Completing Document. Marton, O., July 13.—Senator Hard- ing went into seclusion today in order to work is speech accepting the repablic dential nomination. He plans 1o complete the speech this week. Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Lonzworth have arrived to be guests of Senator and Mrs. Harding for a few days. Sugar You Want in This SALT PORK ..... SELECTED EGGS Get Your Sugar For Canning Now, Prices Will Be Higher Later. SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF . FRESH GROUND HAMBURG PRIME RIB ROASTS OF BEEF LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB .... 1b 45¢ LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS ....... EXTRA FINE POTATOES ..... Special For Wednesday Morning At THE PUBLIC MARKET 436 Main St. Opposite East Main St. As it Seems You Can Get All the Store. .... Ib 10c ... Ib 40c Ib 25¢ ee..... Pk $1.19 veve... doz 49¢ EVAPORATED APPLES in large pkgs . ..... 30c LARGE CANS OF RED SALMON . LARGE PKGS OF SEEDLESS RAISINS s AP <o 200 SARDINES IN COTTON SEED OIL ... 5 for 30c EXTRA FINE PRU) BS .....lie..ovis.. T 20 l R. H. Young to Address Charter Oak Adv. Club R. H. Young, advertising manager of the Stanley Works, will address a luncheon meeting of the Charter Oak Ad club (omorrow noon at the City club, Hartford. Executive Secretary Edwin L. Bowker wsll talk on the World Advertising convention. SAILING FOR IRELAND Richard Croker and His Wife Will Leave Palm Beach Saturday for Trip Back to Erin Isle. West Palm Beach, July 13.—Rich- ard Croker, former chief of Tammany Hall, having been adjudged mentally competent to handle his affairs, an- nounced today that he and Mrs. Craoker would sail for Ireland Satur- day. Their trip was delayed by a temporary injunction granted last March to Howard Croker, his son. The son sought to have his father and step-mother, Bula E. Croker, In- dian princess, barred from disposing af the elder Croker’s Florida proper- ty, estimated to be valued at nearly a million dollars, and contended that his father was not mentally fit to care for his affairs and was unduly influenced in the disposition of his property by Mrs. Croker. In dismissing the su't and upholding the cantention of the defendant, Judge Donnell assessed the costs agail the son. SWEDISH LUTHERAN NOTES. There will -be meeting of the deacons and tructees cf the Swedish Lutheran church at 8 o'ciock this evening. Ihe summ:r scacol of the church onened yesterday ani sessions will be held in the church until per- mission is granted to use itte Gram- mar schoolk. The Sundiy school will enjoy its annual outing at Lake a Compounce Saturday and three spe- | cial trolley cars have been secured for the occasion. e TO AYTEND CONFERENCE. Misses Helen Clancy and Ruth Hen- ry will leave Saturday for Northfield, Mass.,, where they will attend a Sun- day school conference. They have been delegated by the classes at the South Congregational chuch to repre- sent them ‘at the sessions. HARTFORD | — Store Closed All Day Mondays During July and August — — See the New Pictorial Review Patterns — SEMI-ANNUALSALE —OF— WHITTALL RUGS NOW IN PROGRESS REDUCED PRICES ON DISCONTINUED PATTERNS. E THESE RUGS HAVE NO SUPERIOR IN THE DOMESTIC MARKET. Our Stock Large and Carefully Selected Only twice a year can we give our patrons the benefit of reduced pries on Whittall Rugs. The sale in January and July each yur & of discontinued patterns of these Rugs is a great boon to Rug pur- &5 chasers because they can get the best at considerable savings. _ . So €his week we can give you the benefit of liberal reductions on’ discontinud patterns of Whittall Rugs and also the privilege of select- o ing from a large stock of beautful rugs which cannot be surguned& & for appearance and service. - f In This Sale Also We Put Rugs of Other Leading Makers In this Sale also we put our stocks of Bigelow-Hartford, Hard- wick & Magee, A. & N. Karaghuesian and other leadifl’ makes-at prices much less than the regular prices today. Rc 2 You will surely make no mistake if you buy now. 7] ‘ R R T B VR PR B R R D R B BB P R PR P e s » v PR NRRAR PR R BR BE 7 1 We quote prices on 9x12 Rugs and you can get rpductions af: well on other sizes. These Prices for This Week Only. 7¥e may agd § that All Prices During This Sale Are From 25 to 33 1-37c Less Regular. — CHOICE OF — — CHOICE OF Royal Wiltoms, | 3 Whittall and Other Makes i All Size .x;’, at Whittall Anglo-Persians, Bigelow Ispahns, Bigelow Ardebils, Karagheusian Heratis and Hardwick & Magee French ‘Wiltons. All Size 9x12 at $139.50 You Save $35.50. — CHOICE OF — All Makes of — CHOICE OF — 2 Axminster Rugs, Fine »Q-ulldu, ' Size 9x12, at Body Brussels Rugs Including Whittal's Pecrless, Size 9x12, at $69.00. You Save $17.00 ” $56.50 You Save $18. FREE TO THE SICK! ald to Diagnosis. a m. to 5:30 p. m, FREE FOR THIS VISIT Never before has such an opport unity been given the sick of this vicinity, and 1f you are suffering, should rot fail to take advantage of 1t. --0n making an X-ray examination of the Zungs, with Improved Magnoathis Skiascope as an This and other wonderful methods of examinations are Free to all who call on him at Hotel Beloin, Wednesday. July 14th. Hours from 10 A Remarkable Offer made to the Sick for this Visit oaly, by h : Dr.NAUGHTON - New England’s Wonderful Specialist - ~—WHO WILL BE AT— Hotel Beloin NEW BRITAIN ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th_ To ali who call on him at Beloin Hotel, Wednesday, July 14th Dr. Naughton will give his Consultations, Remarkable Daagnosis of Disease, Wonderful “X-Ray”’ Examinations, all Medioal Services, Surgical and Office Treatments Absolutely Free of Charge. you ‘The sick multitudes crowd his offices from morning till night, and at every visii the young, the old, the rich, the poor, all apply to Dr. Naughton for relief, so those wishing to see him should remember the day, dates and office hours of his visit and call early to avoid the crowded last hours Are You Sick? Are You Suf- fering? If So Call on Him and Take Advantage of His Skill and Experience. The rapidity with which he de- scribes all diseases is truly wonderful and astonishes all who call upon him; and his extensive practical experi- ence enables him to determine Doctor Naughton will positively be at Hotel Beloin, whether a case is curable or whether it is incurabie. Not only will you be surrised at his wonderful knowledge of diseas?, his plain, concise explanation of cause and effect. but at the marvelous rapidity with which his common sense, raticcay treatment goes to the seat of the trouble; giving relief, and in all cases that have not progressed too far, a cure. DON’T WAIT ! The sick muititudes crowd his of- fices from morning until night, and if you would avold 4isappointment youv should call early. Dr. Naughton makes regular visits to New Britain from time to time to personally attend te his many patients who are unable te visit his Worcester offices. Wednesday, July 14th, from 16 o'clock in the morning until 5:30 o'clock in the evening, to consult with and examine| « all cases personally. DR. J. P. NAUGHTON SPECIALIST IN CATARRH, STOMACH, KIDNEY AND CHRONIO ATILMENTS. TORY, 311 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS. OFFICE AND LABORA-