New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1920, Page 3

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Walks With ssues Which President Wilson About He Will Take Up— Has Nothing to Say on Senatorship. Washington, July 26.—Homer 8. Cummings, former chairman of the Democrati¢ National Committee, spent half an hour today with President Wilson discussing the League of Na- #fl! and other questions He said expocted to make the league the ohief toplc of speeches he will delivet fn the campaign ; Expressing the opinion that the league would be a determining issue in the campaign, he sald that in re- cent travels he had found less interest in the prohibition ,question than had been expected " Asked If he would be a candidate for senator from Cenneccticut against Senator Brandegee. he said that ques- '_‘on would be determined later. RENTPAYERS' HEARING Governor Grants Audience Today 1o ; Petitioners for Special Session to "Helleve Rent Situation. Governor Mar an audience Rentpayers and Ten, wwague this morning at 11 @ ohn J. Cole- man. chalpmal of the Martford fent committee, Presented ns from all over the au@ting a speoial seasion of the laftire to cope with the rent situa. ton. The laws advocated by the rentpayers are the same that exist in New York state at the present time The governor promised the repre wentatives that he would consider the petitions of the people desiring Het. James Degnan of the Rentpavers' Absociation and Tenement league of Britain appeared in (he interests he petition signers in this city CASTORIA For Infants and Children Use For Over 30 Years *us Holcomb with the KTaD ar ihe mu- pe- re- legis state re- 1635-2 Any Hour, Day or Night T & HAFFEY 3 UNDERTAKERS 23 MYRTLE NT., East End Office, Jubilee St., Tel. 1451-2 Lady Attendant—Free Use of Parlors Orders Taken for Upholstering. 153 3 % FUNERAL DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittie, Inc. THE FUNERAL HOME OfMce and Pariors 15 Walnut Street. » e Packer's | TRUNK MYSTERY IS | NEAR TO SfllUTI[IN* Victim Is Identified as Former Mississippi Girl l 1 i Detroit, July 22.——Detroit palice be- lieved today that the mystery sur- rounding the shipping of the nude and mutilated body of a woman in a trunk from this city to New York was near soluticn, Patrolman l.ea Trumbull of the local police force positively identified clothing found in the trunk as having belonged to Mrs. E. Leroy, who lived carly in June at the Harper avenue apartment house from which the trunk was sent to New York Later the body was positively iden- tified as Mrs. E. Leroy. formeriy Miss KKatherine Jackson of Starkville, Miss., the police announce rumbull left for Chicago to assist n identification of a man held by the police there and who gave the name of oy Millen. Chicago police declare Millen answers the description of Leroy, According to Trumbull and his wife, who were acquainted with the couple, Mrs. Leroy was Miss Katherine Jack- won of Starkville, Miss., and was mar- ried to Leroy here a year ago. Pirmingham, Ala.. July 27.—A pho- tograph and detailed description of Allan Tatum, a printer employed here, with a statement by him were =ent to- day to the Detroit police by the local detective bureau ax a result of his declaration that he believes the wom- i wi body was found in a trunk New York was Katherine Jackson rkville, Miss, * fum was told by friends that his ne had been mentioned In connec- tion with the mystery. He went to po- lice headquarters and volunteered the infarmation that he was acquainted with the Jackson woman, that he had mone to Detroit to see her at her in- vitation and knew she had married a man named Leroy He =aid he had never met Leroy, hut the young woman had told him her hustand was jealc s The statement of Tatum gave rise ta a po- | lice theory that Leroy had discovered his wife's Interest in Tatum. that he | had killed her and then shipped the body to “A_A. Tatum” to incriminate the man whom he thought to be his rival No charge has been placed against Tatum and he has been allowed his Hberty st e | WOMAN AND SON DROWNED. | Accord, N. Y., July 26.—Mrs. Harry | Probler and her son Herman, 14, of New York City, were drowned yes- | terday while swimming in Rondout | Creek. near here. The bodies have not been recovered | inent guests | morning. OFFICERS ON LONGEST FLIGHT New York.—Here are the officers fiying the planes in the army’s great- est cross-country flight—from New York to Nome, Alaska, to make charts for the air mail service. Clair Street (upper left) COOLIDGE AT HOME Preparing His Na- is in com- Spends the Day in Home For the Reception of tional Committcemen Tomorrow. Northampton, Mass., July 26.—Gov- ernor Coolidge today assisted Mrs. Coolidge in placing the modest home which he rents for $£32 a month in readiness for the luncheon for na- tional committeemen and other prom- tomorrow at the gover- nor’s notification. Coatless and collarless suspenders over an old “boiled” shirt the zovernor mowed the lawn. Later he assisted Mrs. Cool- idge in cooking a batch of doughnuts for the guests. BODY OF BOY MISSING FOUR DAYS, FOUND. New London. July 26.—The body of Fdward laskey, 4. 'who had been missing for three days, was discov- ered floating in the Thames river this The boy evidently overboard while at play. DANIEL WEBSTER FLOUR WORLD’S BEST GRADE Our Domestic Science demonstrators are now making house to house calls in New Britain advo- cating a larger use of good bread to lower the cost of living. Webster Flour costs originally a little “The value received more than equals other flours, the higher cost.” home made and baker’s While Daniel more than PROTECTOR GU ARANTEE—If you are not thoroughly convinced thap produced the best bread you ever baked after have used an entire sack of it, sack to dealer and purchase price will be and charged to us. Daniel Webster Flour has you =5ty refunded return the EAGLE ROLLER MILL CO. W. J. CAHILL CO. Retail Distributors: Sovereigns’ Trading Co. Miller & Olson, All stores. O. K. Meat and Grocery Co. Doherty Market. Stanley Workers' Corp. Society. Sharp & Shaw, formerly Cowlishaw's. Hailinan's bread always baked Daniel Webster Flour. Landwehr Bros. S. Berkowitz. Corbin-Russwin Stores North & Judd Stores. D. S. Ohman W. B. Woodruff Nat. Meat & Gro. Co. Wh. Schlenker Bloomquist & Edman Universal Co-Operative Society, exclusively of W. J. Cahill Co. Wh lesale. Plainville Ct. Meriden, Ct. ' Mayor Captain St. | Lieutenant C. E | assaulted, and with | fashioned | ! cidentally | he recovered cons fell | | site mand of the party. The others are: Lieutenant Clifford C. Nutt (upper center) and Lieutenant R. C. Kirk- patrick (upper right). Below are Crumrine (left) and Lieutenant E. H. Nelson (right). NOT CASE OF ASSAULT Bengston Man, Found Unconscions, Thought to Have Reccived Injuries By Fall While Intoxicated. Alfred Bengston of East Street was discharged from the New Britain General hospital this morning where he had been taken early Sunday morning fallowing his being found in an unconscious condition on Church street about 1 o'clock, It was at first feared that the man had been as he had a cut two inches long under his left jaw and a badly swollen left cye. He was removed to the hospital in the ambulance. The man is 52 years of age and it Was found that he had taken too much liquor for the welfare of his physical condition. The authorities are in- clined to believe that the man fell while crossing the street and thus ac- received his injuries. When jousness he was unable to tell anything that had hap- pened to him. OPPOSITION IN WATERBURY People Object to Connecticut Light.& Power Company Erecting Poles on Street—Say It Is Too Narrow. Hartford, July 26.—Opposition de- veloped to thé granting of the peti- tion of the Connecticut Light and Power company for permission to erect poles in South Riverside street in Waterbury at the hLearing today before the public utilities commis- sion. The opposition was on the ground that the street was narrow { and that with an existing line of poles carrying electric wires on the oppo- side of the strect the residents might be exposed to danger. The com- missioners decided to postpone deci- sion until they had gone to Waterbury and inspected the proposed location. Curtis is Opposed. Curtis of New Britain op- posed construction of a transmission line on West Main strect asked for the same company. He said the line ghould he placed underground BlpHOSpHA E Doubles the strength of weak, delicate, nervous people in two weeks’ time in many instances, - It is the chemically form of phosphate Baturally found in brain and nerve ce No supplied by druggists in tablets under guarantee = of money back if mnot satisfied. Get . BITRO-Phosphate. There are other “phosphates” but not in brain and nerve cells. BITRO-Phos- phate is the true, vital material which If us boys could vote on the best kind of corn flakes PosT TOASTIES would win hands R DK R Photographs by James Hare, world- famous photographer, who is cover- ing the Polish-Bolshevik war, show that the Polish army is well equip- ped with modern implements of war such as were used on the west front. In fect, much of the Polish army equipment was built for use against the Germans. Above, an armored train of latest design, used in the Polish effort to stop the bolshevik hordes. Below, a girl refugee begging food from Polish soldiers, who are accompanying a trainload of supplies. BUTCHERS & GROCERS’ MEETING There will be a regular meeting of the New Britain Butchers & Grocers’ association jn the Chamber of Com- merce rooms in the Hallinan building tomorrow night at 8 o’clock. The annual outing of the association which is to be held at Lake Com- pounce August 18 will be discussed. POLISH ARMY USES ARMORED TRAIRS EFFORT TO STOP - s WEA Closed Mondays During July and August. 7 INCORPORATED HARTFORD Important Two-In-One Sale WE'RE OUT TO DO TWO DAYS' Only five shopping days a wee Here are specials that will help to make your Tuesday shopping here, able. J \ We have many other good thi Tuesday BUSINESS IN ONE k now, so we must make the most of them. extra profitable and ings but these are examples. 500 BOTTLES PEE-CHEE For White Shoes, 15¢ a bottle. Limit Two Bottles. Notions Department. 200 DRESSES . For Childrea, Al Sizes. Dresses Stamped For Embroidering. Reduced to 98c. Art Dept. Tuesday. 50 PAIRS BLANKETS $4.00 Pair. On sale Tuesday, size 68x80, in gray. value at $4 a pair. Not more than 2 pairs to a cu: O. D. or telephone orders. 60 pairs of woolnap blaakets, Soft fluffy blankets. A great PIQUE BED SPREADS At 207; Off. Large size pique bed spreads. Fine ligh Be see them if in need of a nice You save one-fifth They are fi ity. Some more bluing than othe: sure to stomer. No C. the price. have PEQUOT SHEETS $2.40 Pequot Sheots, 72x99 they last Tuesday at $2 while .10 cach. . REMNANTS 25% OFF >s2 arg remnants o voiles, organdie: . all white at - price. REMNANTS 25% OFF Remnants of crash, table da- mask, plain linen, all remnants at linen counter 25% off. Good Looking Suits Of Imported Li ON SALI FOR $10.00. We have some stunning suits of imported " An ideal suit for travelin3, as Made in a very attractive style Be sure to come early for s lecti linen which will bo placed on sale Tuesday for it is always fresh and cool. with pearl button irim=:'ng and tucks. on as thesc its will sell rapidly at this low price. Smart Suits Of Tricotine and Poiret T Wort! We have a wonderfu! assortmen Made in the most becoming styl Luy a suit now for the Fal'l. price. Zvery size you could poss bly The price is low and the suits are ask for from 16 i Double the Price We Are Asking $15.00. t of Tricotine and Poiret Twill suits in navy, black and tan. es. wonde:t iues, worth do! to> 5013, Also An Exce splendid all wool coa altractive n ovelty > coats coine ia blue, 4 trimn:ed - worys Come carly heather, llent Asscrtment Of Cao At $23.00. ts at this price. linings, and bLrown They are made with large patch pocket ceabie, sport coats.