New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 3

HOLD 18 IN CHICAGO | JAP PARLIANENT TROUBLE EeSESEErEsEEssssE Esasmems; FOR PAYROLL THEFT S SPECI AL THIS WEEK ONLY 10% Discounte: Gas Stoves and Ovens Boston Store Disorder in House of Representatives Condnues A« Ministers Deny INCORPORATED Unusual Is The Word To Use For Of The Popular Fishson Jew The Fishson people were not only the p in manufacturing imitations of diamond 'ang inum jewelry but they have held their lea throughout the years. In sterling silver or silverite, in filigree § rhinestones, their bar-pins, rings, brooches ai ¥ rings are very beautiful, distinctive and highl A. A. MILLS | A DELAYED ORDER AND A MISTZ DUPLICATING CAUSED THEM TO SEN 80 West Main St. Telephone 381 D ] ] ] 6 ) Wounded Accomplice of Bandits Who " Charges of Stock Market Gambling. YOU SHOULD KEEP IN TOUCH Got $10,000 Sald to Mave Tokio, July Press).— Yesterday r in the house of represen repeat- ed today when the allegs s that Baron Takahashi, minister of finance, Assoctated Confessed. WITH OUR INFANTS ” Chicago. July 28.—~The police have held 18 suspicious persons so far for complicity in the theft of $10,000 of the Hart, Schaffner & Marx payroll | @nd other ministers had improperly attractive ©n Monday. Dr. Michael T. Strikol, | used their offices by indulging in who is said to have attended two of | Stock gambling were again discussed. | the wounded bandits without notify- | Several members of the opposition / ing the police. is also in custody. rushed to the rostrum, followed by MUSLIN AND DIMITY DRESSES. | 710 wounded Georze | Bovernmental members and fist fight- ! Haubrock, is in a hospital with & bul- | ing was started. Guards were obliged Prettily trimmed with lace, also with let wound in his head and physicians | to interfere say he has little chance to rec Outside the Diet buildids at the | John Spakowski. one of the ba s [same time an excited mass mee 6 Months to 8 years $1.00 to $3.75. | #hot, is paralyzed Frank aneo, | against the cabinet was in pro .| 2100 Warren avenue, a companion, |a thousand policemen were presc Long Slips and Skirts for the NeW ., jose his left lek. and a number of arrests were made. Bables, $1.00 to $4.00. Kaneo is said to have given the po- Fwneterte Skirts and Pinners, llce the names of all those implicated Knit Jackets and snnt | and Sergeant John Norton of the ¢ homiecide squad e to have the Story and Crown Ba rants, 690 entire b, st today. Ka- 0 $1.00. | neo has d as the man who shot ¥ FEEEEDEEEEEEEEEEEEE DEPARTMENT. showing an we are vaweoty of messengoer, Pynk and blue organdie WHEN IS A PUP? Oklahoma City mm—n: Has Task of | Deciding When Young Dog quantity of varied and beautiful pieces of our line very desirable and high grade, but mo we want to inventory. i 'RATHER THAN TAKE THE GOODS ' WITH THE NECESSITY OF . FUTURE ‘# LING, THE FIRM AUTHORIZES US TO FOR THEM A Reduction of 10% And We Add Anothe Making Your Saving 20%. So you, save one-fifth on every purchasg Fishson jewelry during the coming week. P gin at $2.95 and then range up to about $25. You save one-fifth of the regular price, makes this coveted jewelry very, very reason () ) ) ) ) e 5 ) ) o ) 5 = EEEE Muslin Bonnets, sizes 12 to »8, 20c to $1.00 P. K. Haty iIn several styles, for the 2 to 3 years, 79¢ to $2.00. i GOURT JUDGMENTS | Tulsa, Okla., July 28.—When does Shirts and Bands, in wool, and silk ¢4y Court Hears Many Cases and | ® PUP become * o and wool ) i ° ' P. 1. Long. th Becomes of Legal Age. The kind of breakfast you eat often determines sudgment vy ron e ot ne “owner ot 4 the grade of work youwill | eranted in the city court ta. sy v [ TS cllmine Sxemation of doe . do before noon. Keep fit! For breakfast.eat - NOUm Tk agminst L. M. | At the bi-weekly conference of the company of N 42 mayor and city commissfoners, the Grape:-Nuts |: = 3 1 FOR SALE - e nis city in an action to re- | 0 % 6 tenement block, 2 stores; 5 tenement houise will sell very cheap, party needs money; goin| $9.80. The plaintiff was represented ., by Attorney H. P. Roche. ates Thay” Gecided it was four country. Income $2,544, with cheap rents. for $21,000. Call Judgment by default was also given | y,onths, Hereafter, pups in Tulsa aro J. HOCHMAN in the case of J. M. Kulper & Co. | yype until they are four months old Tel. 2012 or 1180. printers, against the Palonia Film Mieses’ Bungalow Aprons, 2 to 16 Company 10 recover Gamages of | g they automatically becows " The brain and body-buildin: Storage and yeurs. $41.55 and costs of $12.81. . nourishment of wheat and Repair Work a has been restored to health by its | 311 and 313 Church street for a price [ has been returned after a suspension PHONE 2122-4 Judgment clearing title to property malted barley. use does not reside.—advt | estimated at $17.000. of several weeks. gt Phone 2227 1 on Maple street and costs of $46.45 | HARDING PREPARES has been rendered in the case of Mrs. HIS FIRST SPEECH Edith W, Quigley against John Kreut- - g N‘l eed er. Counsel for the plaintifft was F. ot [ O e DT Grape' ts n S NO su work on his first front porch speech, et 2o r wanitary Hands Down Decision in a Few— | inspector under ose direction the Aog catcher operates, has handed down a decision which. in the future, will govern in all instances where con- Children’s Colored Dresses in Ging- | ham and Chambray, $2.50 to $5.50. E Default Common in Judgments, Plain and Figured Volles, 4 to 14 default has been yeoars, $4.75 to $5.75. B. Hungerford, - D ”» Judgment by default was given in | to be delivered Saturday to a delega- 171eres a Reason . e = tion from Mansfield, O., was begun to- Self-Reliant Home Doctors Mary Allen for possession of a tene- | oo\ cornior Hardin, He ,‘,‘,\:“ul ment at 112 Hartford avenue. . Costs Wi = = H. H. Milkowitz was | @ that he would make only a short address, however, and he did not in- terrupt his schedule of callers during its preparation. he case of Max Kennedy against Mrs. Is what womon are called who all over this broad land make their an- | totalled $7.06. nual collections of roots and herbs, [ counsel for the plaintiff. and rely upon recipes which our plo- neer mothers found cependable for different allments. In :fl" of these TO ENLARGE CHURCH. recipes, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- The Alpha Realty league, connect- table Compound had its origin and | ed with the New Britain A. M. E. Zion LICENSE RETURNED. THE PEERLESS TRUCK- 40 succosstul has It proved that thers | church, is planning for an enlarge- | The police have been notified by America where some woman who has | ment of the property owned by the | the state commissioner of motor ve- N +is hardly a ecity, town or hamlet in | church in this city and in that con- hicles that the operator's license of N InalandLomlt) Distance America where some woman who | nection purchased today property at | Joseph Contois of 64 Church street 63 GREENWOOD STREET THE WOMAN'’'S SHOP 149 Main St. i New Britain, Coni CORRECT STYLES — MODERATELY PRICED . The time for clearing our stock has rolled aroun d again and in order to make room for the most stunning Autumn models ever shown we must first dispose of the merchandise we now on hand. The public will now have the benefit of great reductions on goods that are still seasonable. Our best offerings are shown below—every garment has been re-priced. You cannot affo < \ Skirts . ALL GABARDINES Remarkable Value. miss this event. e -resses Blouses Georgettes, Satins, Foulards, Taffetas, in every want- TRICOLETTE TIE-ONS See them $4 ed color, navy, brown, black and all light shades. $12.75 $14.50 $18.98 Organdies—rose, blue, orchid and navy. $6.75 VOILE DRESSES $3.98 $5.98 $7.98 The highest peak in values. in our window. $1.98 TRICOLETTE OVERBLOUSE Navy, rose, copen, jade, burnt orange. $3.2 $2. $1.4 ORGANDIE WAISTS ALL SURF SATINS $4. 49 VOILES ALL SILK SPORT SKIRTS Shimmery silk fan-ta-sis, dew kists and $10.49 One of a kind and every one pretty. SUITS A few suits to close out at a sacrifice, all wanted materials in white and colors. SMOCKS Yarn embroidered, in pretty hues—Values up to $6.908—$1.98 and $2.50. GEORGETTES $3.98 ai $4. PETTICOATS o 98Jersey Petticoats in every pretty coloring—$3.98