New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 3

pston Store |SECOND COUPON DAY/ ‘RIPPER’ KILLING » 2 e ! Ribbons |, o o Bargains in|Young Woman Found Brutally ‘e are showing our Spring Line of n and Fancy Ribbons and Re- d prices. fde Roman Stripe All Silk Rib. for Girdles and Sashes, 45c and Ribbon for Vests and Bags, $1.00 to $5.00 ancy b 914 Inches wide. yard, Ribbon for wrist brown and gray, rosgrain ches, in black, per yard. . | Picot Edge in a large varioty .. of alr Bow Ribbons, in white and 'wanted shades, 40c up. 'wo-tone Ribbons in a large as- ment of combinations. FANCY NECKLACES ® have the largest and best as- nt in the city, from BSc to PULLAR & NIVEN SSIAN REBELS IN SERIOUS SITUATION 0 of Food Hampeors Them-— Quelled by Soviets. “openhagen, March 14.—(By Aaso- tod Progs. )—Advices from Helsing- today state that Krasnaya Gorka Been recapturod from the Russian olutionaries by soviet troops and girrison now 'consists chiefly of a det ‘corps. Leon Trotzky, the soclet r minister, has ordered big howitz- A0 Oranfenbaum on the Gulf of opposite Kronstadt, after ex- u M. Kolesov, chiet officer of the in tion, and 44 other rebels, the vices say. ‘The Moscow rising is reported to '© been quelled after the severest t fAghting. Conditions In Kronstadt are sald to serious owing to the lack of food, pne Raving-been received from the nerfcan Red Cross or the Finnish lof depots. Because of the large Allan population which includes 700 lldren the garrison’s rations are ex- mely scanty. SOVIETS CAPTURE PORT i Georgia, on Black Sea, North of Batum, Falls into Hands of Bolshe- viki—Olvilians Reported Executcd. Constantinople, March 13.—~The of Potl Georgila, on the Black north of Batum has been occupled the Bolsheviki, says a dispatch here today. Georgian civillans been executed In Tifish by the viki oocupying that city in re- for the execution of the Bolsh mission there by v . Norman Whitehouse of New York Was sent to the Caucasus on a for the American peace dele- n Parle in 1919 has arrivel aboard the American destroyer She escaped from Tiflish it was taken by the Polshevik! desires to go to the United Statos ————— 15 DUE ON THURSDAY| IN PERTH AMBOY Exchange for Herald Conpons New Britain will give its second coupon day Thursday, the merchanis of the city uniting n offering bargains to the public on that day. Merchants have arranged to offer substantial ce- ductions on many articles in exchange for coupons clipped from Wednes- day night's Herald and there will be a big volume of bargains for the wise shoppef who clips the coupons and presents them when trading Thurs- day, Coupon Day, which is a big trading feature in many parts of the country, was introduced in New Britain three weeks ago and it proved a splendid success. Hundreds of people who took advantage of the offerings made by the merchants to those who used coupons in shopping made a consider- able saving, getting articles of valuc, new and up to date, at marked re- ductions, The event helped to stimulate trade on a day that is ordinarily quiet with the merchants and it aided the public greatly in making purchases on an off-day instead of Saturday, big re- ductions in prices being made in the stores. It 1= expected that as the buying public of New Britain becomes ac- customed to Coupon Day shopping, it will prove a salesday of even more importance than the Dollar Day. ’l‘heI merchants are certainly doing their part to make Coupon Day attractive. They have prepared a large list of bargains for Thursday and wise shop- pers will do well to come down town on that day, bringing coupons from Wednesday's Herald with them. They | will save money by so doing and will also get the pick of the attractive lny-out of Easter goods, which the merchants are showing, a considera- ble part of which will be put on the counters at bargain prices in exchange for Herald coupons. Watch Wednesday night's Herald. Clip the coupons and come down town Thursday prepared to make money. The wise man considers the biggest money he makes that which he saves. Coupon Day trading will certainly save you money. Don't fail to take advantage of it. HELD FOR MURDER. Harry Korclla Admits Slaying Last September, Police Say. Suffern, N. Y. March 14.—Harry Kobella, allas Red Mike, 36 years old, has been arrested on a charge of hav- ing murdered Frank Herzog of Rock- land Lake, near here, on September 3 last. Since thoe murder Korella haa ! been travelling from town to town. When arrested, Korclla admitted he killed Herzog, according to the police. He sald they had been drink- ing and a fight followed. Herzog was killed with a pocket knife, and there were 61 stab wounds in his body. Ko- rella will be locked up in the county Jail at New City to await the action ol the grand jury. Literary Club Will Meet for All Day Sewing Session On Wednesday. The Woman's Literary club of Ma- ple Hill will meet Wednesday at the | home of Mrs. L. A. Sprague on Theo- dore street for an all day sewing meeting. The work will be for the New Britain hospital. Al! members who expect to attend | are asked to notify Mrs. Sprague. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. Murdered by Degenerate P Lying behind a group of lilac hushes her home, tho mutilated body ot Edith Wilson of 78 Center street, ganist Methodist church, night Saturd Kelly, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. shall, her widowed mothe Kelly, his wite in-law had been 1. He Mrs. Wilson mother, The room in which Mrs. M hall and her visitors had been sitting was own Mre. in a yard two doors from ot the Simpson was found just Aldc hou rman John owner of the beth Mar- were ten- and his sister- Mar- ants. visiting Mrs. at the request of the body was discovered. Alderman Kel- ly said that no outery had been heard by any one, but he thought the wind and h downpour o! rain would have drowned out any cries for help. Mr. Kelly notified Chief of Police Tonnesen and Coroner K. Hansen. Examination of the body by Dr. U. L. Suydam, county physician, assisted by Coroner Hansen and Dr. J. E. Naut- ley, disclosed that Mrs. Wilson, who was 26 vears old, had been Kkilled in a shocking manner. They termed it a ripper murder. Death was due to | a hemorrhage, according to the coro- | ner’s verdict, although the autopsy revealed she had been a sufferer of peart disease and that this might . have caused her death with the first blow from her assailant. Stunned by Blow on Head. | There were evidences that Mrs. | Wilson had been stunned by a blow on the head. Her undergarments, pocketbook and hat were covered | with blood. A diamond ring she had worn was found about twenty feet from the body, but the police have not discovered a diamond studded platinum wrist watch which she was known to have worn. The contents of the pocketbook were undisturbed. Joseph E. Strickler, prosecuting at- torney of Middlesex county, who has worked on the case since last night, saild that Mrs. Wilson's slayer was a degenerate. He said he had only one meager clue. It w-s furnished by a woman of the neighborhood whose name he would not reveal. She re- ported that about 9:30 o'clock she noticed four men, all evidently intoxi- | cated standing at High and Fayette streets, two blocks from the spot "wham the body was found. She was walking on the other side of the street. As she went by she saw a young ‘woman pass the group and immedi- ately one of the four started to fol- low. It was too dark to recognize the | young woman but she believed her (to have been Mys. Wilson. The wit- | ness was under the impression that {the four men were foreigners. Rain Blots Out Fingerprints. Mr. Stricker sald he had made an ! unsuccessful search for clues at the | scene of the murder but explained it | was impossible to obtain fingerprints | because of the rainstrom. He sald it was evident that the slayer had taken precautions to prevent Mrs. | Wilson's face from being observed 'from the sidewalk ten feet away, as an umbrella she had carried was ! found wedged in the bushes directly 'in back of her. Her dark clothing also ! acted as a screen to the discovery of her body. C. L. PIERCE & CO. €| C L. PIERCE & C0. ]' L Opposite PEOY fo 1O 0 vt iy 246 Main St., New Britain The Music Store That Deals in PIANOS VICTROLA @ Monument Suprem- a0y A R MORE=T .M .O rth Amboy, N. J., March 14.— ! before mid- ! in which | had gone out in search of ! about 50 feet from the spot where the | Hartford Hartford NO MAIL OR ’PHONE ORDERS To Everybody, Everywhere The Opportunities That People Have Long Wished For Are Here Gur Great March Sale of Sewing Machines! Prices Cut! Tomorrow, Tuesday, is the day of this great sale which will make Sewing Machine hiseory at this store. We urge every prospective machine buyer to con- sider before allowing the opportunity of this sale to pass. Come early for best choice. Some lots are !imited and will go quickly ! Hart i %» AGENTS’ PRICES Demonstrators and Skightly Used YOUR CHOICE WHILE THEY LAST gie b $36.45 5 and 7 Drewers Styles in This Lot 45 Other Marred and Floor Sample Sewing Machines To be cleared from our stock, During this sale we Rive marked all machines showin, slight mar or serateh, at prices that should move them in double quick time. All famous makes and prices low as $14. Each machine will be displayed, on the floor for your selection, rting as A \‘R_f;)x;derfui Sewing Ma;:.hine Near Manufacturing Cost, THIS DOMESTIC THIS PRICE ONLY FOR THIS SALE AND ONLY WHILE LOTS LAST. WE KNOW THIS DOMESTIC TO BE THE BEST SEWING MACHINE FOR GOOD HOME USE. LIGHT RUNNING, SIMPLE TO OPERATE, SERVICE AT 3 NO COST. WE KEEP THIS MACHINE IN SERVICE FREE I FOR 20 YEARS. THE SIT-RITE MODEL. FINE OAK CASE. AUTOMATIC LIFT. BALL BEARING. BRAND NEW Sale Price Regular Price $42 Drophead $29.50 Famous Singer shuttls type An excellent bargain at. this price. $39.50. OFF REGULAR Yo $69 Cabinet $51.00 This fine Domeetie maks has the automatic lift. Ad tes: attach- ments. $51.00. $55 White $36.75 Demonstrators and marred models. All good machines for the low price. 836 73, | l | ! SELLING PRICE Only While Lots Last This fine Drophead Sewing Ma- chine, Singer shuttle type, complete with all attachments. These same machines could not be bought at wholesale at this price. 321 i Regular Selling 343 ;.q Price Is $42.00 Standard Hospital and Sick | Supplies at Mos ‘ Prices. [ A guaranteed Foun inge, 2 quart size, A Combination Ho# Bottle and Fount inge, complete . . Ladies’ Spray Nickerbocker Sets, $7.00 kind a Nickerbocker sets, $6.0P Nickerbocker Sets, $5.00 4 Nickerbocker Bath Sets, $3.00 kind | White Enamel Zine Douche Pans Zinc Bed Pans .. ..} White Enamel syringes, : thermometers, Clin tal-Bath and kinds. Nursing bottle brushes, cream dip bags and in fact e needed for the sick the same low price Every day is b in our Bargain INTO: By Lydia E. Pinkh table Compound Pa. Altoon: dia E. youwhat L Gislest for this baby is :fiin:l’ndo: hel!fl'niet¥ b want. I am sending her, ::gl. healthy looking > consent to show this 'W. BENZ, 181 8rd A “pg:.u° iness. his 1 i;lhd‘g home of bave had a like exp woman who peculiar to b ailmen Vegyemble(g!m