New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 9

ARENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 Main $t., Opp. Arch. Tel. 1408-2 Specials for Wednesday Morning ONLY. AT $4.98—Pretty Cool Voile much more. - AT $2.50—Dainty Lace and Klock Silk Hose, $2.75 seller. AT $2.50—8$3.00 Full Fashioncd Black Silk Hose. AT $1.89—Novelty Lace Silk Hose, $2.00 quality. AT 250--One lot of 39c black and white Cotton Hose. AY $1.25-~One Jot of $1.50 Night Gowns. AT 1.3 OFF—All Straw Hats AT $1.50—~One small lot of i | i ! ! | and Gingham Dresses. Worth for Children. $2.00 Envelope Chemises. | s Cuticura Healed Water Blisters On Little Girl *‘ My little girl four years old had abreaking out of water blisters around her eye and then on her hand,and between \y ber toes, gradually ing worseuntil her feet and legs were one complete mass of blotches. Theblisters - formed soreeruptions, itching and d burning constantly, she would scratch sometimes tillthe blood ran. **1 sent for a free sample of Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and used them with good results. I bought moreand I only used one cake of Soep together with the Ointment when she was bealed.” (Signed) Mrs. Cora E. Williams, R. F.D.1, Box 187, Attleboro, Ma: Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum are all you need for all toilet and nursery purposes. PP Colcnra Seap shaves without mas. / I & N WE INVITE YOU TO CONSULT US | officers of this Bank desire patrons to feel free to t them at any time regarding money matters. eed our services, we would be glad to assist you y within the limits of safe banking. the business of depositors promptly, carefully, ; in fact, every facility of modern banking * ommer command of our customers. 274-276 MAIN STREET al Trust Co. Open Saturday Evenings 7—9 P, M. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS —at— The New Britain Market Co. 318 Main Street GROCERY UNEEDAS 8c pkg Fancy CORN 15¢ can Fancy Lean Smoked SHOULDERS 25¢ 1b The Best BUTTER made 69¢ 1b BUTTER Fresh Made Peanut Butter 2 Ibs 55¢ Fancy PEACHES Large can 39¢ MEAT DEPARTMENT Honeycomb TRIPE ROAST 15¢ 1b 35¢c Ib Fresh EGGS 49c doz FRUIT DEPARTMENT POTATOES $1.22 pk Native PEAS 10c qt ADISHES ONIONS 5 Ibs 25¢ 3 qgts 25¢ BEETS 9c¢ bch Native Large BEANS CUKES 3 for 24c FRESH PORK DEPARTMENT Tel. 2485 DEPARTMENT Campbell’s BEANS 2 cans 25¢ CORNED BEEF 12¢ Ib Best Pure LARD 27c b ARROTS 9c beh CABBAGE 2 Ibs 15¢ 3 hds 25¢ IRELAND IS QUIET; GUARDED BY TROOPS Only One Disturbing Incident on Boyne Anniversary Day Belfast, July 13.—Only one act of violence in Ireland marked the cele- bration of the anniversary of the battle of the Boyne so far as was re- vealed today. Lieutenant John Stokes, who was discharged three weeks ago from the British army and appointed to or- ganize the defense of police headguar- ters in Ireland, was killed during an attack on the Newport barracks in County Tipperary. Every hamlet, village snd town in Ulster had some kind of a celcbration, or Orangemen's Day, and reports from a wide area were that the day passed quietly, Belfast and other sections heavily guarded by soldiers. Inscriptions on hanners across the Belfast streets denounced the Sinn Fein, and Sir Edward Carson, the Ul- ster leader, said in a speech that the people of the south of Ireland wouid of their own volition have to hang those guilty of political murders be- fore Ulster would even consider unity. The Orangemen's parade had 25, 000 in line with silk banners depict. ing the early history of Ulster and numerous pictures of King William on his white horse crossing the Boyne. Rev. George Timmon, supreme head of the Orange order in the United States, speaking at Fidaghy park, Belfast, said: “It is said that three million Trish are going to shake the British em- pire. Well, we have ten million Irish in America and they are not going to shake the American republic.” were — A daughter, born to Mr. of 236 Ma employed vihill El Madelyn Rhea, has and Mrs. Leon Toczko le street. The father is a foreman for the Mul- ic compay GETS 20 YEARS FOR VASSAR GIRL ATTACK No Extcnuating Circumstances, Says Judge in Sentcncing Nineteen- Year-Old Youth. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. July 13.— Frank Smith, aged 19, who pleaded guilty of attacking a Vassar alumnae who returned for the commencement exercises in June, was sentenced to 20 vears in Sing Sing prison by County Judge Charles W. Arnold yes- terday afternoon. This is the maxi- mum penaity. Smith was in tears as Judge Arnold pronounced sentence. “It is unfortunate that your age should be sent to state prison,” said Judge Arnold, “but there are no mitigating circumstances and I am going to give you the full pen- aity.” Smith, whose home is in Marble- town, Ulster county, was arrested on June 16, for an assault upon the Vas- sar graduate, which occurred on the morning of June 8, on Sunset Hill, where she had gone to spend a tew a boy of hours before comimencement exer- cises in the chapel. He ran out of the bushes and struck her in the eyes, felling her to the ground, and con- tinued to rain blows upon ‘her face and head. y Finally the man ran away, becom- ing frightened, and although his vic- tim was able to give a good descrip- tion of him, he was not captured un- til a week after, when he accosted two girls near the college grounds. He was arrested and accused of the crimme of June 8. At first he denied his guilt, but later he broke down and confessed. The Vassar girl remaiped in the infirmary at the college for more than a week. She identified Smith by his picture as soon as it was shown to her. STANLEY STREETERS WAXING INDIGNANT Tourists Use Street As Speedway and Trucks Make Nights Dismal by Banging Gutouts. Some residents. of Stanley street, it is said, are considering making a di- rect protest to the state department of motor vehicles against some of the automobile drivers wha u which is now a main between New York and B is hardly a minute of the when some touring car not passing, and the form cially dangerous because less speed at which som, pass through. The cut-out law is alsd rantly violated and tY especially offensive durin Many big trucks passing street at night open the go banging along the terrific noise that bothef trying to sleep, and is lik ace where there is sickne Thus far there have bed ings given for reckless d this important city st = have been no arrests for violations of the cut-out SECURES FATHER'S . It was necessary Wearne to leave his work| ley Rule & Level facto afternoon to come to To L. Thompson's office consent before a mar could be granted his 20 William Charles. We 438 Main street and will Margaret Wojtkiewics, Sexton street. COOL HOMES for BETTER HEAL Make your home a real pleasure these inten try days. Put a WESTINGHOUSE FAN in| Comfort, coolness, convenience—make it your practice tlus summer. room—Kitchen, Dining Room and - Bedroom comfortable at your meals, at your work, at rest. Westinghouse Fans for the home will Westinghouse Fan from our complete stock now ready for your selection The Spring & Buckley Electric C N 75-77-79 Church St. Tel. 2240- NEW BRITAIN CLOTHIN & DRY GOODS STORE Inc This Store Closes Wednesday at 12:15 Read This Advt. Over Carefully. OUR MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE WOMEN'S VOILE DRESSES In green and lavender Sizes 36 to 46, At $2.00. — Value $5.98. checks. Look Our Windows Over Carefully. And By This You’ll Know That This Store Gives the Greatest and Best Bargains on Wednesday Mornings Or Any Other Time. GOING ON Wednesday Morning Specials GINGHAM WAISTS Sizes 36 to 46 At 75¢ each — Value $1.49 CHILDREN'S ROMPERS Sizes 2 to 6 Years At 75¢ Each — Values to $1.39 CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES, 6 to 14 years, At $1.69 — Valucs to $2.49 BLEACHED SHEETS 72x90 —elcs MEN'S BALBRIGGAN AND DRAWERS 50c Each. FORMENT SOAP DYE 10c Each SHIRTS SPECIAL — WOMEN ALL WOOL SERGE AND POPLIN SUITS At $10.00 — Values to $39.98. FULL SIZE BL. $2.50 E SPREADS ch. MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS $1.39 Each 36 INDIAN HEAD 35¢ Yard BOYS' PANTS 89c Pair. WOMEN'S SILK HOSE Pearl Grey, Champagne, Battleship Grey — 35c Pair. WOMEN'S SEAM BACK SILK LISLE HOSE In white, khaki, maize, pearl grey and battesiip grey, at 25c Pair. SALE NOW WOMEN’S UNION S All Styles, 49c Each BUNGALOW APRONS At 95¢ — Values to $1.98 36 INCH FRUIT OF THE L4 COTTON, 35c Yard PALM OLIVE SOAP 5c Cake. MISSES’ VESTS AND PA Al Styles, 25¢ Each. New Britain Clothing and Dry Goods Store, Inc. 381-383 MAIN STREET