New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 3

'} N 1 Boston Store Special Attractions ; At Our Muslin Underwear Department & dosen White Skirts, embroidery trifamed. Also plaln with scolloped bottom at $1.50 each. B dosen White Skirts, trimmed with deep ruffic of embroldery, carcfully made at $2.00 each. White Bloomers made of fair grado in, exceptionally well made at McCALL'S GOODS. Quarterly and the New Fall Patterns have arrived. The Quarterly at 23c. ‘ L Patterns—20c, 23, 30c, 33c. Jng tor some PULLAR & NIVEN CONTINUE G0OD WORK American el W to Care for Polish Children Despito Its of War, L kers Determined London, Aug, 13.-=American relief workers will continue to eare for Pollsh children they aave been assist- time, even If through ¥ the fortunes of war tnese children fall \ the New BEritain into the hands of the Russian Bolshe- vkl M, Kameneff of the Bolshevik tende mission | cre has conferred with W. L. Brown, directer of the Ameri- ean reliof administration and has as- wuréd Mr. Hrown he will use all et forts to Induce his government to af- ford protection for reliel workers. ¢ WANTS BEER. Jaxnl Man Asks Colonel Thompson to Permit Heer at Wedding. Colc had ani on as city clerk has anked of fa- I Thomy any pecullar questions many pecullar requests. vors asked. ‘This afternoon he Muirely overwhelmed, however, when A local citizen asked him if he could have beer at his wodding next woek. The man was a foreigner and desired the lauid refreshment for e friends. Probibition laws are Wnown to hini and some of his friends, probably in joking, told him he would dave to get a licese from the city @lerk to have the beer at the wedding Celonel Thompson just smiled while the petitioner beat a hasty retreat to the stairs leading to the street. Mr. and Mrs. John Conlin of 243 Fim street are rocelvng congratula- tions on the birth of a daughter at sral hospital was »on 25% Discount on all our Nghtweight Mmncy Suits, Stein Block and Shuman Your last chance to purchase a good Summer Suit at sale price. special male of Wash Ties. 75¢ and 850 Ties, 30c. Bathing Suits, Sk Soft Shirts, Soft Collars your vacation trip. Howe, for The Farrell Clothing Co. IReception and dance to Drum Corps tonight at bardeck’s hall.—advt. E. F. Schoell was notified to be in police court tomorrow morning for blocking a Ilre hydrant on Main street. Edna Nelson has resigned her pos- ition with the Adkins Printing Com- pany. She will resume her studies in High School in September. RNeception and dence to Drum Corps tonight at Barceck’s hall.—advt. A farewell party was given in honor of Joseph Cormier at the home of his brother William Cormier, of Steel street, lasi evening. About 30 friends were presont at the social Cormier will Jeave next week for Norwich where he will make his home and be employed. A marriage license was granted to taymond Law of €4 Franklin Square and Catherine Peepman of 103 Glen atreet The committes on claims of the common council will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in City hall. A son has been born at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Unwin of 37 Bassett stroet Willow Grass Rugs, $12.50 at B. C. Porter Sons—advt. PERSONALS Joseph Kinkaid is spending two Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson and ehildren of 7 Ash street are spending two weeks vacation at Cosey Beach, Momauguin. Conrad Kronholm week-end with his family at their cottage at Silversands. Miss Rosalle HHallinan of The Stanley Works office is spending her vaeation in West Newton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Harris of Main street are at Oak Bluffs, *Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Porter and family of Harrison street will leave tomorrow on a three weeks' automo- bile trip through Maine. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Welis and Dr. and Mrs. Willam T. Stockwell | and children are spending the month of August at Belgrade Lakes, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bel'Orne of Passalc N. J. ure visiting Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Bollerer of Maple Hill. ATTEMPT ASSASSINATION Premier of Greeoe Wounded by Two of Church weeks' vacation street in is spending the Men, But Is Not Serfously Injured— A Personal Grudge, Paris, Ayg. 13.—Premler Venizelos of Greece, who was wounded here vesterday when fired upon by two young Greeks, spent a good night in the hospital and i« in no danger, physiclans. announced early today. The bullet which lodged In his left shoulder, will be extracted today. The assallants of the premier acted throurh personal motives, ae- cording td a statement issued at the Greek legation. After the fall of former King Constantine they were removed . from the tireek army and navy by the Venizelos government because of their open pro-German sentimen(s, it is said. As a special precaution, Premier Venizelos went to the station an hour before his train was 1o start and en- tered through the baggage room, but the assailants learned of the ar- “rangements casually from a Greek newspaper correspondent assigned to report the departure of the premier. KEEPING AGREEMENT Mexican Federal Agents Leave Mexico City to Pay Off Villa Men. as Per Agreement With Former Rebel. Mexico City, Aug. 15.—Five pay- masters, carrying 300,000 pesos, have left Mexico City to pay off followers of Francisco Villa, the former rebel leader, according to the agreement with him by the government, it is ofMcially announced. A personal es- cort of 50 men will be given to Villa, the soldiers being paid by the gov- ernment, OF NO IMPORTANCE. Thisx Is l-low Turks Reogard Their Treaty With Allies, Constantinple, Aug. 11 (By the As- msociated Press).—Anx American wire- less message received today gave Turkish officials first news of the sign- ing on Tuesday of the treaty at Bevres, France. It was greeted in- differently The Turks say frankly that the treaty is of no importance, “as it would be cancelled when the Bolshevik cross Rumania and Bul- garia and expel the Greeks from Thrace and Smyrna and join hands with the Nationalists in Anatolia.” You FELLOWS SOT Youw RAISE. HOW SWE THE LixTLe- CHAP A SQUARE DEAL ! WELL TALK ABOUT SEM L EW, WOt ? | g CANTU COMPROMISES I= Willing to Abandon His Rebellion If Fle Can Stay in Oflice Until De- cember. Mexico City. Aug. 13.—Estaban Cantu, the governor of Lower Cali- fornia, is willing to abandon his re- belllon against the government if he is permitted to remain in office until December, when he agrees to sur- render office to the successfuy candi- date, according to advices received by the government. His proposition, it t» belleved, will not be accepted be- cause it would give him a chance the mew cotton crop and from the to benefit from the export taxes from salmon and gambling concessions. Cantu has desisted trying to com- pel Chinese and Japanese to join his forces, fearing the displeasure of the United States, it is stated in reports. OHIO ELECTION RESULTS. Columbus, O., Aug. 13.—Returns today from Tuesday's primary elec- tion in Ohio indicated that Harry L. Davis, republican, and A. V. Dona- hey, democrat, will be opponents in the gubernatorial race and Frank B. Willis, republican, and W. A. Julian, democrat, will contest for the U. S. senatorship. ARRESTED TWICE TODAY. Wadlislaw Dombroski, a peddler of ice, kept the police busy for a time ‘ today and as a result he was arrest- ed twice within a few hours for breach of peace. Shortly before noon, a complaint was made at the police station that Dombroski was making a disturbanct at 66 Sexton street. He was placed under arrest and later liberated in bonds of $25. 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