New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 8

A CLTZE UP OF OUR TEMPERAMENTAL PAPER HANGER WHEN HE GOT A LETTER. FROM THE WALL PAPER COMPANY, SAY/NG NINE OF HIS TEN SPRING ORDERS WERE PATTERNS DISCONTINDED /N 190S. Quick Results---Herald Classified Advts Specials with Our Easter Greetings | EVERY ITEM YOU MAY WISH FOR YOUR FASTER TABLE, WE HAVE HERE IN ABUN- DANCE. THE PRICES ARE MORE SATISFYING WHEN YOU KNOW THEY ARE THE LOWEST D THE QUALITY SECOND TO NONE. EST PURE RD | MARGARINE 2 Ibs. 2901 Pound' 26c¢c ST SWIFT'S PREM. DOMPOUND | “OLEO” e AND GUARANTEED 367 MAIN STREET| rouna 28C Packed One Dozen In Carton s GGS, @ 30c SLICED SUGAR 1 URED AM T CURED HAM SKINNED BACK HAMS SLICED SUGAR 30 HALF LEAN CURED BACON Ib C | MILD CURED HAMS —BEEF— —VEAL— RIB FANOY SHORT . 250 LEGS CHOICE »3DcC b 22C r(:::t’s l.‘.“?‘.“lb 24C S fi“ ) 250 Chops ! FRESH KILL- D V(V’IIICKF.N (Right Size to Fry) STRIPS BACON ICED LIVER . YOUNG LIGHT LEGS 2 lzl/zc ME DASTS HOULDER FANCY SHOULDERS . LOIN LAMB CHOPS LOINS TO ROAST Fresh Lean Shoulders . Small Pig Fresh Hams Ib Ty 180 34c KILLED FOWL —_ (To Fricassee) SALT PORK .. Ib 16c FRANKFURTS 1b 20¢ SQUIRES' SAUSAGE .. Ib 22¢ FRESH SPARE RIBS .. Ib 18c OUR REGULAR MORNING SALE SPECIAL FROM 3:00 TO 6:00 PORTERHOUSE, ROUND LEAN FANCY SMOKED STEAK Ib 28c¢|Shoulder: Our Famous Dinner Blend COFFEE » 25¢ SWEET CREAMY Of EARLY JUNE PEA BLUE ROSE HEAD BEST PEA BEANS FANCY SALMON . FANCY NEW MOHICAN FRESH GROUND . 2 Ibs 25¢ «+.. 3 cans 25¢ . 2 Bottles 25¢ package 1le . 6 Ibs 25¢ LIMA BEANS—Fancy Pack MATO CATSUP ... FANCY LAYER FI I FANCY THIN SKIN GRAPE FRUIT . KEVAPORATED PEACH FRESH HALLOWEI DAT IFANUK LARGE \'HLI;I\V NATIVE ONIONS 15 Ibs for » o (Continued ¥From Meventh Page.) ! schools, was a visitor at the Hubbard school Thureduy, Fredorick Kahms has had a tele- phono instalied In his residence, Comingncing today, March 25, the local ticket office at the rafiroad station will close at 6 p. m. instend of at 6 as formerly. The walting room will st{ll remain open for pas- sengers and all freight to be shipped : must be In by 3 o'clock. | The Athletic club rooms were kept open all day and several match games of bowling and pool were played. During the fire at Clark’s brick- yard Thursday H. R. Clark fell from a ladder which broke under him and recelved severe bruises, but fortu- nately no bones were broken, The home seckers are again out looking for small farms and resi- dences. Several applications have been made here in the past few days. DEBS PERMITTED TO GO WITHOUT GUARDS i Takes Trip to Washington to Consult With President Harding on Possible Pardon. Washington, March 25.—Surprise lingered in the wake today of the un- heralded visit to Washington unat- tended, of Eugene V. Debs, imprison- ed soclalist leader, to discuss his case with Attorney Gen. Daugherty. Slip- ping into Washington early yesterday Debs had gone to the department of Justice, held a three hours conference with the attorney general and left to return to the Atlanta penitentiary be- fore his visit was announced by Mr. Daugherty to a group of dumbfound- ed newspapermen, whom the social- ist leader had successfully throughout the day. In announcing the visit of Debs, whose case he recently was directed to review by President Harding} tho attorney geéneral said he had called the socialist leader to Washington after conferring with the president. inasmuch as Debs had defended himself at his trial, Mr. Daugherty ' sald, it was decided that he should come here to answer such inquirics | as the vovernment desired to make. The attorney general refused to comment on Debs presentment of his case or to indicate what recommen- dations he might make. Atlanta, Ga., March 25.—Warden Fred Zerbst of the federal peniten- tiary here continued todav his flat re- fusal to<discuss the vimt of Engane V. Debs to Washington. IDlebs him- self was not expected tu reach At- lanta until this afternoon. THOUSANDS DYING. Famine Stricken China Becoming An Abode of Death—1,000 Dying Daily In One Zone. Peking, March 25 (By the Associ- ated Press).—Famine which holds the provinces of Honan, Shensi and Chihii in its grasp is reaping a dreadful har- vest, according to reports received at the headquarters of the internation- al relief organization here., In twen- ty-two counties of Honan the aver- age daily death rate on March 15 was 1,000. . Pneumonic plaguee recently made its appearance in 20 villages along the border between the provinces of Chihli and Shantung, 108 persons dy- ing from the malady. The epidemic was brought under control by stop- ping all traffic through infected areas and the isolation of persons who had been_ stricken. > Fifnds amounting to 3,250,000 gold taels (normally $4,550,000) including 1,000,000 taels from the American Red Cross have been apportioned to all famine districts by the advisory. committee of all working organiza- ., tions in the stricken regions. It is estimated by, the advisory ni that 4,000,000 gold taels 11 to carry on the work rving ople al- e cut to |_arrive i ! evaded ; [ FOR WANT OF FOOD ! , {Globe Clothing : |GREA " Are Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits between $35.00 Blue and handsome mixtures—pencil stripes in double Special Easter offering of Neckwear at 65c; they must he Unexampled values in Easter Shirts, $1.50, $2.00, $ easure the cost T VAI by the cup —not by the { o