New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 3

Boston Store CROWDSFLOCKTO % e are showing a new line of ice Vesting in different widths styles with banding to match. { ircular pointed Lace for l-ilemstitched Banding for col- s and cuffs. Lace Roll Collars in white and u. ladeira, Peter Pan and flat ped collars. hite Collar and Cuff Sets | ged with colored plaiting. estees in lace, organdy and ! jjue in white and colors. full line of Venice, Val -nd fental Laces. hite organdy Sashes. ULLAR & NIVEN RN 3 T TN “ Don’t fail to read the new VICTOR RECORD list for Juné, on e opposite page. Then call t our store at your conven- ience, and we will gladly play them for you, as well as many other “New Ar- rivals” which we are receiv- ng daily from the Victor \factory. Henry Morans Jewelry —— Music Headquarters for Victrolas and Records. 365 Main St.. Onp. Myrtle. 'l Cuticura Soap Imparts he Ve vet Touch Ointment. Talearn Loy sempler aaarone: Curtonia Laberaterios:Dopt X Mubdom Fox Starting Sunday ' DECEPTION” MERE LETTER WRITING | IS NOT ENOUGH ‘ You should add the at- mosphere of good taste as expressed in Cranes nen oawn the writing paper of beauty and A of new quality, social corrcctnes wide variety slvlrs and tints is now play ADKINS 66 Church St. Betting Favorite Is Not Winner London peapl. stricted strike s every overhead buzzed as moving rive nalled ground offi where The Epsom vards, Craig Viscount time for Bohemian, emed to have cate he could not win, den by Frankie O'Neil. wus played quite when it lame Odaas 1 against to 22 to 1 erinary expressed porters of disaappointed. King George NEW _BRITAIN down: to the In the past the Ascot 1 tirst time drove in semi-state onl ing In g An E hy W. he later bet was replaced as Whiteray's Leighton SEE BRITISH RAGE JURY NOT Y PICKER. Only Vhree Prospective Jary Dedham Murdes Case, —Three-pros of Derby However Dedham, Mass.. June 1 pective jurors were seated when the examination of talesmen was resumcea today preliminary to the trial of Nie- cola ind Bartholomeo Vanzetti for the killing of master and hr guard at South I e 1 wr azo Virtually all of a panel of 175 tales had been exhausted yesterday last night in obtaining the three Another panel of similar size lable todav, and 150 were un- ders to report tomorrow. June 1 L.ondon to crowded at dawn te ing to v 188 lassic nglish de Railroad service, ro of the coal miners’ supplemented almos of vehicle high airplancs swooped ind watched the slowly \ffic below and si — —— s of trouble FARM BOSS IS FOUND GUILTY road OF PEONAGE MURDER IN GEORGIA of this irse of one Covington, de ond rank only Manning. negro farm boss on the John to celebrate S. Williams plantation in Jasper county. was found guilty of murder by a jury late yesterday In connection with the death of Lindsey Peterson, one of the eleven negroes alleged to have been held in peonage and then killed on the farm a few months ago. The jury out thirty-five minutes. Manning sentenced prisonment. Highways Epsom day the lead rom Downs witi RESD journ run won Humorist men and men ecatise by kind whils was they der of t any along ihe runnin over the mile, 809 to the some race Downs takes set aside 1 fete. An FEran. the Astor. ruled the start owr y A. K. Americ sportsman, 1w /outside chancs, wing hold to ini- although rid- Alan Breck heavily in e bet but his support fell off this weeck rumored he had gone and might not start cthened from against colt owned by favorite as the proached. The MacCom- was was the ent o was to life FACTORY SHUTS DOWN. Springfield, M June 1 A wecks' shutdown of the former Barney and Berry skate factory, owned operated by the Winchester Co Haven, Conn., began yesterd: ing a lay-off of akout 150 operatives, 75 per cent. of the whole number. was stated that the shutdown was for purposes of inventory. RS ASs., five but a ver- ittending the horse today that the sup- Breck would not be to one surgeon hope Alan and Queen Mary for Announcing An Unusual Sale of HIGH GRADE 1 DINING ROOM FURNITURE | Every piece of Dining Room Furniture in our stock has been put under the axe. We have reduced prices AS MUCH AS 509, with the idea of making this a genuine “worth while” sale. Compari- son of the high quality of this merchandise will readily prove to the wise buyer the advantage of grasping this opportunity. Such unusual values cannot last—a careful inspection of these offers is invited. 10-Piece American Walnut. Suite Queen Anne period suite, consists of 54-imch Buffet with mirror back, Serving Table, China Closet, 54-inch Ex- Table, 5 Side Chairs and 1 -Arm Chair with genuine Former price $667. tension lcather scats. Reduced to Price without China Closet $335. 10-Piece Mahogany Suite Chippendale Suite, includes a 66-inch Buffet with 4-leg enclosed Serving Table and 54-inch Extension $497 10-Piece Amencan Walnut Suite A William Table. Reduced to . ..., GOS0 S G Gy front. large Table. Former ]|ri(‘(‘ $825. Recduced to and Mary Suite with cabinet Serving $325 9-Piece Louis XVI Suite, Mahogany $319 Former price $600. 10-Piece Selected American Walnut Suite $295 Formerly $410. Reduced to Mahogany Suite Formerly 8410. Reduced to Big Reductions on Fumed Oak Suites $67.50 $60.00 $50.00 $40.00 %30 to $48.00 l:\blr and 6 (hqln reduced from $135 to reduced from .,\"120 to Fumed Oak Bufict Fumed Oak Buffet Fumed Oak Buffet reduced from Fumed Oak Buffet reduced from $ RO to Fumed Oak Extension Tables reduced frum umed Oak China Closets -reduced from %100 to $60.00 Fumed Oak China Closets reduced from % 75 to $45.00 Fumed Oak Serving Tables at About Half Price. Fumed Oak Dining Chairs reduced from $14 to $ 7.00 Fumed Oak Dining Chairs reduced from $20 to $10.00 Fumed Oak Dining Chairs reduced from $23 to $11.50 Suites Fumed Oak may be made up of just the pieces the purchaser desires. C.C.FULLER CO. 40-56 _FORD ST. HARTFORD in im- | in five | practically ! cians from | protest DAILY HERALD, WEDN With Nothig i Bat Clothes Worn, Crew 0F Esperanto Wants New § Stari Trip Azain. iX, June 1.—The stuff of which aptains sailing out of Gloucester made was shown today when ¢ Tom Benham. skipper of the the collision and and crew added new vessel to Although his only the clothes he was hold another trip. anto per after reporting of his schooner in safety of himseif Any chance start all over men were left with on their backs, he said. ing them together for In an hour or two the “Ye it read, “will have * vessel for The terse message the Gorton-Pew herics company, carried with it to Captain Tom ap- proval his conduct well as of his request and absolution from anv blame that might be considered at- tached to the loss of his ship for again’ an- from his ewners, of as SOLVE MURDE MYSTERY or Killing Frederick Azo The mally New York. June 1 ht am Dode, 28 police last 1 Wil German nayv once a sailor in the and later a mechanic Hoboken, with the murder a year ago of Frederick Ruechert. wealthy vice president of the White Metals company. Bode, the police said, was mber of a band of “rope burg- ** comnected with thirty or more recent robberies in this city. )ster of 506 West 106th held with [lode on a char; ing and ering. Rueckert died in St. Mary” Hoboken, on Ny 10, 19 after masked man h his partment, 1.127 street, Hoboken, a week bhefore Rueckert was to have married Miss Elsie Vorrach of Hoboken. e of break- s hospital d shot him in Washington NATION WITHOUT DOCTORS. icians Attend Mass, Austrian Phy Meeting 1.—Nearly the whole without medical at- hours today when the entire body of physi- all over the country met Vienna in a great mass meeting to again recent legislation af- fe ng public health. The physicians protested that the government had ignored the medical profession in passing legislation ai- lowing sick benefit societies with 2 . 000,000 members to drift into political machines led by unqualified physi- cians. in Vienna, of Austria tendance June was for four at 2 Holoken | chirged | Charles | street was | . eight hours | Protest | Number Turned | on Saturds Th Factory Machine With Out at Detroit, June 1.—Ford car No. 5,- 090,000 was turned out Saturday at s ¥ land Park factory of the Ford Motor company. It probably will stay in Detroit as part of the museum of Henry #Zord, alongside the original 1Pord car that poppcd and spluttered uncertainly through the streets of De- troit in the nineties and near several other early models. Where Nos. 1.000,000, 2,000,000, 000,000 and 4,000,000 are now is not a certainty, for they went out into the world like -any other Ford. At an averaze of $500, the 5,000,- 000 s weould represent a sales val- ue of £2.500.000,000. nswer came ' PHOTO ENGRAVERS STRIKE New York Newspaper Plants Crippled —Asked $8.00 a Weck Raise York, June 1.—Photo New York newspaper plants were called out on strike to-: day after a committee of publishers yesterday refused to accede to de- { mands of the union for a flat increase i of $8.00 a week. Commercial print- ing establishments. except those en- gaged to make cuts for mnewspaper | photographs, were not affected. It ! was estimated from 200 to 250 men from the 17 plants were ordered out. The publishers’ committee offered to continue the present wage agree- ment and to arbitrate the matter if it was not satisfactorv but union | officials refused the offer and issued the strike order last night. New gravers en- in MAXWELL, AT PRE-WAR PRICTE. The fact that with a price of $845. | the good Maxwell is now back to the ' of three yvears ago, is attract- | ing a considerable amount of atten. | tion among motorists. “Two reductions since last fall have shown the public that the good Max well is now priced extremely low, s v- M. D. Honeyvman of the 'Hnno\m:.u\ Auto Sales company, 139 Arch street, | city, “and the result is a stimulation | in sales that is extremely gratifyins. “The good Maxwell, in our opinion, is now by far the best motor car in-' vestment to be had. | “It is a high grade car in every way, has been g ly improved In detail in the past months and any person buying one is sure of their money’'s worth. “The plans of the new organiza- tion will go forward with a new im- petus, nmow that the reorganization has been completed, and we look for a steadily inecreasing business with the good Maxwell.”’—advt. —————————————————— Confirmation Photographs? | ARCADE STUDIO, of Course! — | price ately identifies it as New Haven Dairy by far the largest selling ice cream in Conn. \C L. PIERCE & CO. C. L. PIERCE & CU Opposite Monument 246 Main St., New Britain 11 1 \ THE MUSIC STORE THAT DEALS IN PIANOS VICTROLA pren- 0A B MARM="TY .C* . A THE LEADING STORE ” C.L.FIERCE & ©O. 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