New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 3

-Boston Store Sale Only Two More Days Left to take advantage of our great Cost which closes Monday Night. We are now in a position to supply "’)on with 9-4 Bleached Pequot Sheet- ing, which we have been unabic to get until now. Sale price 50c per yd. w— Gy Boys' and Girls' School Hosc, made with four thread heel and toe. Black, te Whd" cordovan. Sale price 350 pair.” Ladies’ ‘Sllk Hose, fashioned back, | with double sole and high spliced L Black only. Sale price 19¢ pr. . R ) en’s Négligee Shirts, made of fino madras in very neat patterns. Sale o $2.00 cach. 7 q—— Ladics’ Fleecod Lined Union Suits, Mills” make. Extra heavy. price $2.00 cach. Ladies’ Black Satcen o price $1.10 each. Petticoats, MIITIAMAN 1S PUT | ON TRIAL IN SOUTH {Is Charged With Taking Part in| Lynching of Miner Hamilton, Al Jan 31 The trial of Serges ert L. Lancaster, | one of nine members of Co. M, Ala- bama National Guard, who with a civilian, were indicted in connection with the lynching of Willilam Baird a miner, on the morning of January 3, was set to begin here late toda he men wiil be Eiven separate trials . None ‘of the guardsmen charged with the Iynching is-over 22 years of age and some of fhewn ‘ard only 18§, Some”are overeeay' vété¥ans. Al- though all of them are in moderate ircumstances and ‘have no money, citizens of Tuscaloosa, thefr home town, have rajsed a fund and sup- plied counsel. On December while M was stationed Townley, | of the coal mine strike zofe, Morris, one of the guardsmen, shot and killed John Northcutt, a miner after the miner was said to have at- tempted to kill the soldier. Morris sent another soldier to notify his commanding officer wMile he re- mained with the body. ‘When the | party sent from camp reached the | scene Morris was dead with a bullet hole in his body. It was claimed he had been shot in the back. Balrd, son-in-law of Northcutt was sought and on Christmas night surrendered Company center James All the leading makes in Halr Ncts, | to the sheriff. 209 Discount. SALE CLOSES MONDAY NIGHT. PULLAR & NIVEN CASCARETS He was taken'from the Walker | county jail at Jasper January 13 by a band of disguised men, carried some distance out of town in an autemobile and shot to death by the roadside. Leslie West a taxicab operator sald to have supplied the oars: to the lynching party confessed and implicated the soldiers, it was announced a few days later. 700,000 IN AMSTERDAM. Amsterdam, Jan. 81.—By the annex- ation of sevcral suburbs, a ‘“‘Greater Amsterdam’ ' has been created with population of -pproximately 700,000, Flavor! #They Work while you Sleep” 2 o4 v . B hémbbr - fhncarcts lanlfln t'You biliduk, ‘Cofistipated ! You feel | ghy, U] of cold, dizzy, unstrung I teals don'l At—breath Is bad Cascarets tonight for your lver | b s and wake up fit and ctheer- . gripe—no inconvenience, ren love Cascarets too. 10, 25, No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because— . IWs toasted LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine [hen your doctor gides that you need s Emulsion “Bayer Tablets of AspiniL-~ 1+ gen- uine Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an un- broken ‘“‘Bayer package” which con- tains proper directions to relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu- ! ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain. ! Hnndy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost | cents. Druggists also sell larger | “B-)er packages.”” Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufacturer Mono- aceticacideter of Sal lc) licacid. QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Thalt)rlhthc loytul cry of th%u-nds m?)r Bdwmhwwddm hysician fo 17 years and calomel’s -‘:rne enanyr mv-'d the formula z Olive Tablets treating patients chronic con- sti nndwrpldlim 3 Bdw-rdl Ouvo Tablets do mot but a healing, soothing ! lmhuwam lnhmcm Here is one of hte reasons why Chicago boys like to learn to skate. | She is Miss Bonnie Moore, skating teacher at the Mayor Thompson school in Chicago. STATUE IS BLESSED Likeness of Joan of Arc, Found In War-Scarred French Village, Now | In Elmhurst Church, New York, Jan. 31.—A statue of St. Joan of Arc, found only slightly scarred in a war ruined French vil- lage, today graces an altar in a church at Elmhurst, N, Y., the first in this country named in honor of the new saint. The relic was discovered in the ruins of the church at Ban de Lave- line by Father Ward G. Mechan, rec- tor of Elmhurst, who was chaplain of an American infantry regiment dur- ing_ the war. Elmhurst's chyrch was named the day of Joap of Arc's canonization, and Father Meehan appointed its rector, and struck by the coincidence, he sent to France for the statue. Tt gan blessed and erected at services held last night. $25,000 FIRE ON NOYES FARM. Tce on Pond Cut to Save Home of Con- necticut Judge. New London, Conn., Jan. 31.—-A spectacular fire late Saturday night de- stroyed the large double barn and other farm buildings on the estate of Judge Walter C. Noyes of the United States circuit court in Old Lyme. For a time it was feared the blaze would spread to Judge Noyes’ summer home, which is one of the finest in Connecticut, but firemen from New London cut through the ice on a pond and obtained enough water to prevent further damage. The loss was placed at $25,000. The live stock killed included five pedigreed cows and a prize bull. Judge Noyes is spending the winter with his family in New York. He ar- rived here today to look over the ruins. GLAND PIL T0 GHECK OLD AGE Helps Thousands to Regain Youth- ful Health and Energy health, strength and that its sale is tremendous -hazva it is kdz‘::wn “dz::d ] lw’ Clfllll new me that at ‘l_“ -;,fl’ . Yet thotvuhl& con- as a health and animal gland Glandex Compound contains known body builders The fortunate student is Robert Seaton. { HERE’S 6 GUESSES ON NEW CABINET Hughes, Dawes, Daugherty, Weceks, Wallace and Fall Seem Sure of Being Named. Miami, Jan. 31.—When President- elect Harding and his party put away from here yesterday afternoon for the fishing grounds at Cocolobo Camp, thirty miles l\'ay, at least six of the men who will constitute the new cab- inet seemed to have been pretty well decided upon. S Unless all indications are wrong or | Senator Harding changes his mind with respect tb one or two of the places, these names will be sent to the senate for confirmation: Secretary of State—Charles E. lHughes, Ncw York. Secretary of the Treasury—Charles ";v Dawes, Illinois. Secretary of War—John W. Weeks, Massachusetts. Attorney General — Harry M. Daugherty, Ohio. Secretary of the Interior-——Senator Albert B. Fall, New Mexico. Secretary of Agriculture—Henry C. Wallace, Towa. Besides these there are good rea- sons to believe that Will H. Hays will be Mr. Harding's selection for post- master general. His appointment would be credited to Indiana. Mr. Harding has not made up his mind concerning the remaining three places —Commerce, Labor and Navy. EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL Reaches Critical Fordney Mecasurce Stage in Its Course in Senate To- day—Final T st Ready. Washington, Jan. 31.—The Ford- ney emergency tariff bill today had reached the critical stage of its course in the senate with republican leaders prpard to bring it to a final test. Under a plar of action adopted Saturday, Chairman Penrose of the finance committee was authorized to’ ask again today for unanimous con- sent on fixing a date for a final vote on the measure. It was understood he would propose February 16. Believing objection almost certain- ly would be forthcoming from demo- cratic opponents, republican leaders had agreed that as the next step Senator Penrose would ' present a petition for cloture. Prospects for the necessary two-thirds vote, how- ever, were admitted to be exceed- ingly slim. Vote on adoption of cloture under the senate rules would come Wednesday. Failing to fix a date for a final vote or to adopt cloture, republicans said they would be compelled to lay aside the tariff measure and tak up the ac- cumulating money bills. PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL Rev. Chapman S. Lowis offJersey City Will Take Pastorate In South Nor- walk, | 14th. Connors-Ha]loran Move? That’s what some folks have been saying. We've got to get out of here by the 14th February. But it seems as if some landlords know it well—and are trying to hold us up. We believe that in justice to our customers, well as ourselves, we should not pay i exorbitant rent. .And so, we’re going to wait till the last min till we get a location-at the right figure. In the meantime, we are up against proposition of getting out of here by Februart —And the entire stock of dothes is on that basis— —Prices-that reflect the seriousness of situation to US. It’s the chance of a lifetime for YOU! Connors-Halloran 248 Main St. New B DISPUTE OVER PAYHENTS $10,000,000 Or $15,000,000 Involved in Question Over U. S. M-rchamilsc in Argentinc Custom Houses. Buenos Aires, Jan. 31.—Advancing exchange rates and decreasing prices during the last few months have re- sulted in a dispute over the payment of between $40,000,000 and $45,000,- 000 of American merchandise which is either tied up in the Argentine cus- toms house or is on its way to this port. This statement was made by Horacio B. 'Varela, a prominent com- mercial lawyer at the second annual banquet of the U. §. Chamber of Commerce. No general measures such as gov- ernment intervention or collective loans could cure the situation, he said, and added that the solution was to be found only in private agree- ments between the interested parties. MRS. HARDING BUSY Arrives In New York and Will Pur- chasc Part of Her Whitc House Wardrobe There. 31.—Mrs. Warren president- New York, Jan. G. Harding, wife of the ., elect, was here described as a few days’ rest. She will devote some of her time to pur- chasing part of her White House wardrobe. ' She arrived in New York vesterday from Washington, accompanied by Mrs. Harry 8. New, wife of the Unit- ed States senator. from Indiana, and Mrs. Edward B. McLean of Washing- ton. After her visit she will rejoin her husband in the south. to day for what she ; Lucille Whiteford, . actress, was the bulk of the estate of Jose Ryan of New York, son of Thi Ryan. It will probably total $80, The will cut off Ryan’s wife with