New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 3

Boston Store Men’s Shirts Easily Made At Home The new McCall Printed Pat- tern brings to thousands of KEEP DOGTORS BUSY (Continued from First Page.) serious case was the accidental shoot- ing of William Fiedorczyk, an account of which appears in another column. John Nichlin and Marino Pegolo quarry workers of Plainville, were treated at the New Britain General hospital for gunshot wounds. Nich- lin had been discharging a revolver when the weapon accidentally explod- ed, sending the bullet clear through his right hand and striking Pegolo, who stood nearby, in the abdomen, inflicting a flesh wound. Both men were treated Wwith anti-toxin at the women the welcomed economy of making their husbands’ Shirts -—a hitherto difficult task now greatly simplified by this wonder- ful pattern with its directions for cutting and sewing clearly printed on each piece. We have a variety of Shirtings in Silk and Madras and suggest that you use McCall Pattern No. 2002 in making up a good look- ing Shirt at very little cost. , .. PULLAR & NIVEN ;TORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT 12:15 FROM JUNE 29 to SEPT. 14. JUST RECEIVED A new Supply of Fish Globes. Also Goldfish, Ornaments, Shells, Fish Food, Parrots, Canaries, Rabbits, Liberty Malt and Choice Hops. NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE | 105 ARCH ST., Tel. 1121-3 hospital and went home. Tony Burr, of 31 Lilac street, sus- tained a slight injury in the thigh yesterday morning when a cannon ex- ploded nearby. Tony took some of the slugs to the police station but the authorities there could find no evi- dence to show that it was anything but an accident. No action was taken. Blank Cartridge Cases The majority of accidents during the day consisted of blank cartridge burns. A Marholin boy, aged probably seven or eight years, of Hartford avenue, was shot in the right hand. The wound was dressed by Dr. M. Volkenheim. Tony Satalino, a 6-year-old boy of East and Woodland streets, was shot in the hand by a blank cartridge. Dr. A. L. Avitable dressed the injury. Two boys, Clarence Derrick of Black Rock avenue, and Edgar Hor- tor of Bassett street, who ages ap- parently are about 10 to 12 years, were treated by Dr. John Purney for blank cartridge burns on the hand. Anti-toxin was administered as a pre- cautionary measure. Twelve-year-old Grace Schroeder, of Division street, was shot back of the ear by a boy whose name is un- known, the shot being fired with a blank cartridge pistol. She was pain- fully burned about the neck and face. Dr. C. M. Cooley administered treat- ment. Dr. G. H. Dalton was called upon to treat a powder burn on the left hand of the Weare boy, on Arch street, who was burned with a blank cartridge. The explosion of a blank cartridge in his hand sent Walter Schnell, about 10 years old, to Dr. William Flanagan for treatment. Dr. Flanagan also treated another boy for slight burns caused by a fire cracker exploding in his hand. July Fourth Fatalities Chicago, July 4.—Reports of Fourth ot July accidents from various parts ASHLEY'S| Wed. Morni $2.00 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS $1.00 $2.50-$3.00 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS - $1.59 $3.50 “SOFT CUFF SHIRTS .85 $2.50 WHITE ATTACHED COLLAR SHIRTS $1.39 $3.00 WHITE ATTACHED COLLAR SHIRTS $1.65 $8.50 TAN SILK SHIRTS $4.95 $1.50 BLUE WORKING SHIRTS 59¢ $2.00-$2.50 CAPS $1.00 25¢ COTTON HOSE 10 Pairs for $1.00 $1.50 WHITE SOFT COLLAR SHIRTS 95¢ ng Specials T5¢ BAL. SHIRTS and DRAWERS 49¢ $1.50 BAL. UNION SUITS 89c $1.50 NAINSOOK UNION SUITS 69c $2.50 PAJAMAS $1.39 $1.00 SILK HOSE 75¢ $1.50 SILK HOSE 95¢ 35¢ SILK GARTERS 19¢ 35¢ and 40c LISLE HOSE 4 Pairs for $1.00 35¢ WHITE SOLE HOSE 5 Pairs for $1.00 $1.00 NECKWEAR 50c 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON CLOTHING | ASHLEY - It | BABCOCK CO. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, WULY 5, 1021. Nightingale Rd. down. instead of a burden as before. to feel so strong and well. did tonic and restorative it is.” Every woman will realize the suf- fering of Mrs. Barnatt during these dreary months of ill-health.” Most women will understand the in- tense relief which Mrs. Barnatt ex- perienced when health was again re- stored. “It is splendid to feel so strong and well,’ she writes in her letter of gratitude for the wonderful benefits she received from ‘Wincarnis’ And remember:—What ‘Wincarnis’ did for Mrs. Barnatt so it can do for you if you are Weak, Anaemic, Ner- vous or Run-down. Bear in mind this important fact:— Mrs. Barnatt didn’t know that ‘Win- carnis’ would give her new health— of the' country revealed today that while the celebration of fireworks and firearms took its toll of deaths and seriously injured by far the greater number ofthme fatalites were from drowning and automobile accidents. Heat prostrations also took a number of lives. In New Y¥ork seven persons were drowned, one committed suicide after becoming demented from heat and one heat prostration was reported, while prémature explosion of fire- works accounted for only minor acci- dents. Drowning Accidents Chicago reported two persons shot to death by accident, another wound- ed, fire drownings and fire killed in automopile accidents while a panic in a vacant lot when a quantity of fire- works exploded prematurely led to several being hurt. A young man accidentally shot and killed himself at Minneapolis and at Rushville, Ill, two were killed when a train struck their automobile. St. Louis reported three drownings and more than a score slightly in- jured by fireworks and firearms. Mil- waukee’s casualties totalled ten with six drownings, two deaths attributed to heat one death from an automobile accident and one from a premature explosion of gunpowder. Philadelphia reported three drown- ings and several heat prostrations with the highest temperature of the year prevailing. At Pittsburgh one motorist was wounded fatally and another injured by stray bullets fired in celebration of the Fourth and three deaths by drowning were reported. Quiet in Fight Zone Williamson, W. Va., in the heart of the district where labor trouble be- tween miners and coal operators has recently caused much shooting and many fatalities, reported a quiet Fourth. Fireworks were prohibited. Cleveland reportéd one death from a fireworks celebration. Four persons were drowned at Quincy, Ill, when a skiff upset. SOCIALISTS EXPELLED. Winnipeg, July 5.—All delegates from the socialist party of Canada to the Canadian workers defense league, including Alex Sheperd, chairman, have been expelled from the league, it was announced today. This action was the result of a dis- agreement on policies. Go to M. Irving Jester $40,000 Used Car Sale tonight. 193 Arch St.—advt. Plenty of Parking Space. Fancy Tomatoes ...... 9¢c Sifted Peas ....... 12¢ Sugar Corn .... .o 12¢ Evaporated Milk ..... 12¢ Challenge White Rose Tuna .... 20c Finest Creamery BUTTER 39c- -~ Smoked Shoulders Roast Pork .. Frankforts 18c 24c 22c Juicy Oranges .. 35¢—50c Fanéy Lemons ....... 45¢ Cal. Cantaloupes 2 for 25c Large Watermelons ... 70c Freestone Peaches, 15c qt. CaBbage . oo £ re e SO DY “For months I had been depressed and nervcu weak I could hardly walk, and I felt I wanted to be always sitti But your ‘Wincarnis' has put New Life into me. about my work with a new vigor that makes my household duties a pleasure, I cannot properly express my gratitude for the grand health your life-giving ‘Wincarnis’ has given me. Strictly Fresh EGGS 31c | MEAT SPECIALS BLANK CARTRIDGES |Mrs. Barnatt was Weak, Depressed and Nervous Says Wincarnis Gave New Health Now writes: “It is splendid to feel so strong and well” “I feel in duty bound to write and thank you for the wonderful henerit I have derived from your splendid ‘Wincarnis’, writes Mrs. Barnait, of and so or lying I can now go 52 It is splendid I have told all my neighbors about your won- derful ‘Wincarnis’, and I feel I want to tell the whole world what a splen- until she tried it. But after being re- stored to health she writes: “I want to tell the whole world what a splen. did tonic and restorative it is.” Mrs. Barnatt's letter is a inecssage to all women who are Weak or Anaemic or Nervous or Run-Down. It is a message to you. : Buy a bottle of Wincarnis today. In two sizes—$1.95 and $1.10, at Dickinson Drug Co., 169 Main St., and all first class druggists. ‘Write for free booklet, “One Hun- dred Per Cent. Health” to U. S. Agents: Edward Lassere, Inc., Dept C., 400, West 23rd Street, New York City. SINN FEIN LEADERS MEET GEN. SMUTS 8 (Continued from First Page.) they missed the general and he mo- tored to Dublin unnoticed. ' London, July 5.—Gen. Jan Chris- tian Smuts, premier of the Union of South Africa, left for Ireland last night and was expected to arrive im Dublin early today. It was under- stood here this morning that the pur- pose of his visit to Ireland was to con- fer with Sinn Fein and Unionist leaa- ers of south Ireland preliminary to the resumption of their conference next Friday. The Unionists and Sinn Feiners held a brief meeting in Dub- lin yesterday, and reports received here indicated that they had reached an understanding as to matters to be discussed at future conferences. The Dublin conference was the out- standing feature in London newspa- pers this morning, mearly all treating it sympathetically and expressing hoe that it would lead to peace in Ireland. Comrfient on the meeting, however, was not devoid of remarks that the conference did not affect the program of the Sinn Fein guerilla warfare on crown forces there. Sir James Craig, premier of Ulster, left Belfast for London today, and it is pointed out he will have abundant time to confer. with members of the government and others whom he may desire to consult, pending a decision by Eamonn de Valera respecting the proposed conference of Irish leaders with Mr. Lloyd George. Earl Middleton, one of the four southern Unionists who took part in yesterday’s conference at Dublin ar- rived in England last night and it is assumed he intends to confer with politicians here during the interval between resumption of the Dublin conference on Friday. Earl Middle- ton when interview at Holyhead, de- clined to talk of the proceedings cF the conference saying the participants mutually had agreed to say nothing for publication at present, adding that,, as far as he, personally, was concerned. he would say there was no reason to be dissatisfied with the progress made. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AT The Peoples’ CORNER PARK AND ELM STREET. Market Co. Telephone 2298 Pink Salmon ......... 1lc Red Salmon Goes Jello o e Libby’s Corned Beef .. 17c Campbell’s Beans .. Campbell’s Soup .. 9c 9c Uneeda’s, 6¢c || Royal Lunch, 2 1b 31c || Nabisco, 2 for 19¢ Fresh Fish Every Thursday & Friday Best CHEESE 23c Round Steak Fresh Hamburg Steak . . Beef Liver ...... 2 b 25¢ Pork Kidneys . ... Fruit and Vegetables Bananas, 23c || New Potatoes, 39 per pk. || Onions, 5¢ 1b Cucumbers ........... 5¢ Lettuce . ... .. 2 for 15¢ Beets ... 5 Carrots .............. Tomatoes ........ 15¢ 1b Wax Beans .. 3 qts. 22c Green Beans . ... 3 gts. 22¢ WE CLOSE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS. STORE CLOSES AT NOON 07 4 2 Dozens Of Othér Items Besides These Advertised. Visit Every Dept. and Look For Orange Colored Tickets Money Savers For Wednesday — Do Not Fail to Come Tomorrow — EVERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS For washing Limit, 2 Packages to Customer Store Closed Wed. Afternoon ‘Windsor Ties Crepe de Chine. and wide 12 colors Extra long Wool Soap 3 11c I T R S e R T Cinot The Tonic ............ 680 Absorbent Cotton Grade A .... 1 1b rolls 33C Carter’s Infants’ Vests 27c Summer weight lisle. Low neck short sleeves Beacon Crib Blankets Size 30x40. Pink and 50c blue. Jacquard patterns Electric Curlers N 2 on Card .....\card 50 e T AT Organdy Vestees Trimmed with fine val lace and tiny pin tucks. Large Tuxedo collar attached 39C R R SO RS Strap Purses Two popular sizes, leather. Black (S8 oy s e of genuine 39¢ Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets A low top, lightly boned model of pink 79 c coutil . T R RSO Stationery N ———————— Cxcellent grade linen stock. Quilted Pads 15x17 — very absorbent .... 19¢ Size and well made .. Women’s Bloomers Real Windsor Crepe. Pink Ruffled knee with butterfly pattern 54 ! c Percale Aprons Full sizes, of good quality percale, in neat 19c patterns Wilsnap Garment Fasteners All sizes. Black and white hite hoe Dressing 2 in 1. Liquid or TRIED TO BLOW UP FACTORY. Fuses Leading to Gasoline and Pow- der Found After a Fire. Stamford, July 5.—After extin- guishing a fire in the plant of the H. & H. Foundry and Machine com- pany, Inc., makers of piano plates, | early yesterday, it was found some one had tried to destroy the plant. A fuse leading to a five-gallon can of gasoline had been laid in the ma- chine shop, and a twenty-foot fuse with two pounds of gunpowder at- tached had been stretched into the flask room, in which several flasks had been drenched with oil. An_employe found the fuse in the ———————————— TheJ.B. Moran Garage~ “Let Moran Take Your Auto Troubles in Tow” Repairing by Men Who Know How Washing Polishing Storage Prompt Livery Service Best Equipment For Charging and Repairing Batteries TheJ.B. MoranGarage 16-18 BOOTH STREET Teléphone Connection White or colors. 24 sheets, 24 envelopes box 18c | El»lglisll( Long Cloth Good quality yd l OC Limit, 10 yards to a Customer Fruit of Loom The genuine @nly. As long as it lasts .... yd 14C .Limit, 5 yards to a Customer. Women’s Silk Hose Fibre Silk, strictly first quality. Black and white. Mock seam Men’s Silk Hose Strictly first lity ' fibtrec siylkA mm;l:aollors pr 35 C Wed. Morning Only machine shop sputtering and put it out. The damage amounted to $25,- 000. Benjamin Harris, president of the company, said a little friction had occurred over a prospective cut in wages and reduction of the force. Although it rained M. Irving Jester has sold several used cars at the $40,- 000 Used Car Sale at 193 Arch St— —advt. fi!——'—————— CKOWLEY BROS. 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Select your broilers from our choice young chickens, all milk fed. Fresh eggs, young ducks, guernsey tuber- cular tested herd milk and cream. Also pet rabbits. LEAVE YOUR 4th OF JULY FILMS AT OHRNSTEDTS HOT WEATHER IS HERE! Why Not Install a GAS WATER HEATER? SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS Claude J. Leroux Plumbing and Heating, 174 Arch Street.