New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store * CRETONNES Artistic de < and auractive col- orings in 36-k goods, suitable for L Overdraping. Chair and Couch Cover- g In extensive variety from 45 to $1.33. An exceptionally desieable num- ber s full 36 Inches wile shades of Brown gradde, tiful inations. Printed Burlap 63¢ a yard. Bath Ma wirnble designs and coloring=, $ sunfast materials for Window Over- ‘.drlmnm Plain bo S5, SL39, red o wer de- Beantiful col- Sk Tapestry Goods. A beautiful ollection of Table Scarfs ut $5.25; Piano Scarfs at $6.50; Round Tabid¢ .t rs $10.00. \gents for MoCall Patterns. .PULLAR & NIVEN WORKMEN BADLY HURT Peculiar Accldent on Sta ¥ Street Sends Two Men to B pital With Probable Feacture of Skulls. Vo Four workmen, returning to their homes in this citl ast night, were Injured and otherwise badly shaken u peculiar way. The men, Paqugtte, of 11 East Law- street; Hernard Dixon, of Hart- ford avenue; Michael Grogan, of 96 Daly avenue, and Charles Mettey, of 211 Hartford avenue, were the vic- Allms. Paguette and Dixon. are in the New Britain GER&al hospital, in werious condition wse-probable frac- ture of the sknll ax the resiit. Gro- gan and Mettey escaped with a bad shaking up The accident happened about 5:45 o'flock on Stanley _street. The men segre riding In a truck awned by John P. Farrell of 645 Stanley street. They were seated on the tallboard of the ‘Pputo, and as the vehicle passed oves manhole that projected above the ptreet level, the jolt caused the chain heolding the board in its position to bocome loose The four men were thrown heavily to the yround striking on their heads and were rendered un- consclous When assistance scene, Paquette and Dixon were found to be the most seriously in- jured. PRlood was flowing from their ears, and as soon as possible they were removed to the New Britain General hospital Dixon was un- inscious while Paquette was badly jed. Noither Grogan or Mettey eolved Injuries that .caused alarm, rushed to the CITY ITEMS Krnest Bachand, a small boy living fell on the side- while carrying a bottle to a and was severely cut on the arm when it broke. He was taken to the hospital There on den wtreet walk nore wis a collision at sbout 6 o'clock last evening at the corner of Winter street and Hartford avenue of automobiles driven by I. J. Hull- man of Binghampton, N. Y. and Michael Meso of this city. The fend- ers of both ecars were damaged, but no one was injured.. Upon the re- port of the mccident by both drivers, Chief of Police Rawlings found no one to Liame and no arrests were made Eczema Caused Years of Intense Agony “1 have suffered intense agony ecgerna on my legs and other of my body for years, and only temporary relief from rations It Is only a ¥ tarted to trom parts received other onth use PETERSON'S NT, and there is no or itching. You can Geo. C. Talbot, 27 wtreet, Huffalo, N. ¥ “I've ot a hundred testimonials, says Peterson, of Buffalo, just as sin- cere and honest as this one. Years ago, when | first started to put out PETERSON'S OINTMENT, 1 made up my mind to give a big hox for 5 cents, and 1 am still doing it, as every druggist in the country knows. “I guargntee PETERSON'S OINT- MENT Ivn‘t‘uuv 1 know that its mighty healing power is marvelous. 1 say to every one who buys a box that it W rigldly guaranteed for eczema, salt rheum, old sores, biind, bleeding and ilehing plles, ulcers, »kin diseases, ehafing, burns, scalds and sunburn, and not satisfactory any druggist i your money.” Mail erson Ommtment Co., Buf- sign of refer to Pentield eenoma e FINAL DEFENSES OF POLES CRUMBLE (Continued from KFirst Page) war stocks has vious en cancelled certain wements pre- Papers Insist on War London, Aug. 5 xtremist news- paper statements that Great Rritain has threatened to declare war ssin If the Bolshevik into land isx not halted have net been confirmed authorit dly. although it is agrecd t the Alliex are taking an emphatic and upon the t s ment by Grea* Brita‘n to the Bolsheviki in which she that if the soviet government war upon the Polish people the lles would assist the In military quarters here the i« taken that the. Allies princip! againm the Rolsheviki, if it ppose them. will be the 1nd the Poles will if possi- here aga‘nst soviet advance werally stated madc oles. view weupon in decided hlo-kade ble be given supplies W Ml Warsaw, At the Associated of defens to Mose ernment vom.— (R Pre has sent a wireless dispai h inf ming the soviet tha nd was ready wend u peacs ation to Minsk. Twe cond'tions lald down by the couneil w That Polish to © imunicate saw government areesn to terms Poland will gov- freely and with the War- that the soviet aceept in prin propose governine iple t Russin’s Soviet Treaty London 5.-—8ovier Russia con- cluded a with rmanv incerning 1+ few weeks be- fore the great Polish affensive be correspondant of #he London Times, He has secured the information autori- 1y* The treaty, it is asserted contained the following provisions: Russia, without interference from Germany. would be allowed to appro- priate all of Poland’s arms, munitions, rolling stock and foodstuffs. After the conquest of Poland per- mission would be given Russia to send number of Bolshevik commissioners into that country to control the export of Polish supplies of all kinds. Germans Would Control Russian would then undertake o ompletely evacuate Poland in favor of Germany, which would. held the country as a guarantee against future eradits to Russia in return for Ger- is and German labor. * the correspondent adds. “intends to try to aveld the terms of aty by the creation of a Polish 1k army. the first steps in the formation of which now are heing taken in occupied areas in Poland. When Russia withdraws from Poiand she will leave this Polish army, per- mitting Germany to take such steps aw she can to fuce th: situation. The Bolsheviki are convinced England will not materially aid Poland and will w e their next campaign against Rumania in Bessarabia STAGE CAREER IS AIM OF DEBUTANTE ays a claims he from “excellent Washington, July ret Crosson. one of this s attractive debutantes at the capital, has aspirations beyond the round of social activities for a debutante. She has decided to put her dramatic abil- ities 10 the test on the stage. Miss Crosson’s first engagement is with a stock company, which she be- leves furnishes the most thorough preparation for a dramatic career. son’s most The Economy Calls you visable for you to take advant age of this It means not a “mark mark down from original practically cost. &) Poland’s coun i | Aelegates he permitted ! tention to the GR EAT SALE now going on. It # up and mark low prices HE'LL HELP RUN THE WALLIAMS | Richmond, | duties as as- | war, ! Willlum R, Williams, Va., has taken up his | sistant - secretary of enedict Crowell. who nter private business of Willlams was taken was sworn in succeeding | resigned to This picture just after he CITY OFFICIALS’ ANNUAL OUTING Taste Salt Watere at Momauguin and Eat Shore Dinner With good weather favoring them, the city officials and friends, number- ing about $4, held their annual outing at Momauguin yesterday. On their arrival at the shore the baseball game between the married men and the single men was played. In picking an umpire, the single men made a grave mistake when they selected James Toomey, a married man. However, with the umpire against them the single men played a fast game and came out the victors by the score of 8 to 7. Wally Campbell played a feature game and really won it by his incessant arguing with the um- pire. He was the better man and Toomey had to give him the “points.” Dinner was served at 2 o'clock and the crowd made a wild dash for the tables at Swift's, where the meal was spread. Judge Bernard F. Gaffney was the principal speaker of the day and gave a brief outline of the good work and co-ordination of the city officials. Alderman Cornelius J. Dehm was toastmaster. Other re- marks were made by Mayvor Orson Fowler Curtis, Thomas J. Smith, regis- trar of voters, and Michael Souney, chairman of the boxing commission. Clerk P. J. Egan of the board of water commissioners, brought many laughs with the recitation of his alleged poem on the city officials and their doings about City hail Music fur- nished by Swift's orchestra, helped drown the sound of the soup. Frann Klines played several selections on the piano and Wally Campbell had his voice tested by singing a few songs. The dinner was over at 3.15 o'clock. Several of the party donned bathing suits and took to the water while others preferred to give the beach a treat by simply disxplaying their manly forms. A boxing bout was staged between four New Haven boys at ¥Ex-Captain Dougherty of Haven police force acted as nouncer. Jack Sullivan and Doherty gave a fine exhibition three rounds, and were followed Joe Curry and Nick Martin for an- other three rounds. Joe Curry also took Eddie Segal for three roundsl for by more. The outing party left for New Britain in the evening and many of | them carricd red faces as the result of the sun. PERSONALS Mrs. Florence Conway of 364 Elm street will leave Saturday for an ex- tended vacation in the Berkshires. Miss Adelman whose home is | in this city has been appointed as- sistant principal of the High school in Monroe, N. Y. She teaches mathe- matics H. W. Hanna Ocean View Hotel at Mrs. John Purney { month at Shelbourne, Willlam O'Meara is spending a month at Silver Beach, Milford. L. H. Dube is registered at | Hotel Vaness in Buriington, Vt. w Stevens is ° spendin Clothing Store - onc. Lea is vacationing at che Block Island. is spending the | Nova Scotia. le as it is a real Sale but it brings it down” is a which down to We keep open evenings until 8 o'clock and all day Wednesday. Simon 8% ARCH STREET Kaplan, Prop. NEW BRITAIN t’s Drink, Folks, d o The test of time always tells DIAMOND BOTTLING CORPORATIO weeks’ tage @ Pleasant Mr. and Mrs, Detroit are View. James 1. weeks' at West Swanazy, INFLARE —where more of the surface across the ball (A-B) is Inside instcad of outside the line (C-D). STRAIGHT — where the is equal on cither side of tbe line (C-D). OUTFLARE—where more of the surface across the ball (A-B) is outside thc line inst-ad of inside the line GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE vacation at the Wigwam cot- Scott visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. Stauffer of South Burritt street. Mrs. J. 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