New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 3

Beston Store —— ‘Vacation To 1me It you arc planning on making a Bathing Suit for your vacation at the ‘shore, you will find here the Sateens in suitable colors, and for the trim- nings we have white with black dots, black and white stripes; also plain colors in orange, emerald green and red. Other materials for Bathing Suits are Flanncl, Mohair and Skinner’s Saus. { McCall’s Patterns will how to mate them up. ; Store closes Wednesday from June 29 to Sept. 14. ¢ i PULLAR & NIVEN ’E}mRE CLOSES WEDNESDAY {12:15 FROM JUNE 29 to SEPT. 14. AT Be sure to 6et real Resinol The box is blue, with the opal jar inside. Your drug- gist sells it. Imitations are not “just as good” as they are often crudely made, have llnh helhnl ‘power and may us to use. Retnol 1a never sold ia bulk. KeepYourSkin-Pores Achve and Healthy ith Cuhcura Soa Freckle-Face Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With Othine—Double Strength. , This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if jt fails. on’t hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few ap- plications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter treckles vanishing entirely. ! Be sure to ask the druggist for the louble strength Cthine; it is this hat is sold on the money-back guar- “See Us and See Right.” ‘308 MAIN'6T. —DENTISTS— A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T..R. Johnson, D. D. S. National Bank Bldg. GAS and OXYGEN ADMINISTERE® ———————— TED. 570. Can be made Correct Glasses. Overstrain, even blindness can be pre- vented. It is simply a question of the Right Glasses. Our service ocan provide them. Come in today. FRANK E. GOODWIN Eyesight Specialist, N ST., TEL. 1905 from old Ly INSANE FROM WORRY GETS GASH T00 LATE Check Comes Few Hours After He Is Sent Away A few hours after he had been ad- judged insane, caused by worry be- cause of delay it is believed in re- ceiving his allotment from the govern- ment, and committed to the state hospital at Middleton, a local serv- ice man received a check from the sovernment for $1,900 Wednesday. Those who know the man feel sure that his present mental condition was caused by worry over his failure to veceive the check. Poor health, lack of work, mount- ng expenses and no wheer withal to meet the bills added to his apparent- ly fruitless efforts to obtain govern- ment money, made him despondent. It is not known whether the relief to his mind by the receipt of the check will have a tendency to restore} him to normal condition c- not. While this is one of the few cases in which there has been delay of a very serious nature, it is one of hun- dreds which is being handled contin- | ually by the local bureau. Two months in the record for the shortest time in cleaning up a case. The bureau handles money from the state fund s well as from the government. Ap- proximately $200 a month is distri- buted for food, clothing and rent to 2x-service men. As is the case in all instances dur- ing the present depression, married en are given preference in be- ing provided with work and aid. These men, many of them owing rent for months as well as large bills for groceries and clothing, feel the need of aid more acutely than single 'men who have no one to look out for but themselves. . However, no one is turned down. All worthy cases are investigated and acted upon according to their mrits. It is said that the circumstances of some single men have become so sefioys that many are without homes, beingyforced to sleep on porches, verandas or n clubs, living upon the charity of friends wherever possible. A statement by Commander Jackson »f Eddy-Glover Post has been made to the effect that if conditions do not improve by fall, he will recommend putting army cots in the legion hall to accommodate those who have no place to sleep. Gas and shell shock have resulted in placing men in institutions about the state, they having been rendered unfit for any kind of work. The local service bureau is helping to maintain these men. A number of local entertainers,most ly from the local Legion post, will visit the Allentown hospital at West Haven tomorrow and provide an en- tertainment for the patients. Com- mandergJackson and Councilman H. A.#¥infPrell are the prime movers on the ’l"" ram. IU?Y HXEARS BUT ONE SIDE. Convicts of Murder Louisville Man Who Refuses to Offer Defense. Louisville, July 7.—A verdict call- ing for the death penalty has been returned by a jury in the case of Wal- ter P. Stamp, charged with the mur- der of J. Smith Russell. A precedent in court records of the state was said to have been es- tablished when counsel for Stamp re- fused to take part in the trial. The jury heard only state evidence, the defense refusing to produce witness- es. This attitude followed failure by counsel for Stamp to obtain a change of venue and a continuance. He con- tended that Stamp could not obtain a fair trial here. During the testimony defense counsel and Stamp read newspapers, apparently showing little interest in the proceedings. A new trial, it is announced, will be sought, denial of which will re- sult in an appeal to'the state court of appeals. Stamp, it was charged, shot and killed Russell on the night of June 1 while the latter was driving his automobile. Mrs. Russell was wound- ed, and a baby daughter was shot at three times but was not hit. Stamp, who denied the shooting, had prev ously accused Russell of causing a separation from his wife. MAY MEET JOIE RAY. | A. G. Hill, British Mile Champion, Likely to Be Asked to Come Here. Boston, July 8—An invitation to A. G. Hill, the British running star who last Saturday won the English A. A. U. mile championship in four minutes, 13 4-5 seconds, to compete in this country is being considered by the Boston A. A. U. If it is extena- ed Hill will be asked to meet Joie Ray, the American mile champion, and other leading runners i1 a special set of games to be held at the Har- vard stadium next fall. FORDNEY OPTIMISTIC. Fecls House Will Act On Bonus at This Session. . Washington, July 8.—Despite Sec- ret-ry Mellon’s statement of yester- day opposing enactment of a bonus bill, Chairman Fordney of the house ways and means committee said he intended to press for action on his measure to compensate former serv- ice men as soon as tariff and tax leg- islation was completed. “I have no doubt,” Mr. Fordney as- serted, “that some such legislation will be put through at this session ot congress.’" LESS FREIGHT SHIPPED. Records for Past Weck Showing Fall- ing Off of 5,680 Cars. ‘Washington, July 8.—Railroads of the country loaded with revenue treight 775,061 cars during the week ending June 25 or 5,680 less than for the weck previous, according to a statement by the American Railway association. The reduction included decreases in all commodities except ore, which showed a slight increase. The nums ber of cars loaded with grain was 38,- ©821, or 2,173 less than the preceding week, while merchandise and mis- _cel ops freight loadings were 468,- BEiTA: N DALY hERALLD FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921, Hartford New Britain Folks Especially Invited Saturday SUPER VALUES AT THE INVENTORY SALE SENSATIONAL SELLING of PUMPS and OXFORDS LOT NO. 1—PATENT COLT OXFORDS with Louis heels, plain toe; some with hand turned flexible stitched soles; perfect fitting footwear and every pair worth $7.00, at soles, others with " $1.95 LOT (NO. 2.—KID OXFORDS AND PATENT COLT OR KID PUMPS, with Louis heels. An assortment of foot- wear high grade in every detail, which gives you your chance to purchase one or more pairs of Shoes of $7.45 quality at $3.95 SUMMER FROCKS AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICE CLEARANCE OF SMART SILK AFTERNOON DRESSES. WERE PRICED TAFFETA TO $32.50, $19.95 Many graceful models for va- featuring the very newest effect and straight tailored lines and shown for the most part in navy blue. cation and city wear, JUMPER FASHIONABLE SLEEVELESS SATURDAY $2'98 DRESSES l carefully tailored and of good materials these white, french the green and fine those being sold at even more in other shops. popular dresses are developed in fine cotton pop- lin and good quality gingham in blue, rose and checks, equal to $5.98 and colors. ‘Winsome please the younger miss by the touches of bright color which so attractively, CLEARANCE OF ATTRACTIVE MODELS IN SILK FROCKS THAT WERE PRICED UP TO $37.50, $24.95 frocks that will trim the darker OurBig Third Floor Replete with Opportunitiesfor you Tomorrow MORNING DRESSES, PRACTICAL BOTH PRETTY AND $1.88 W ASTONISHINGLY PRETTY LINGERIE 3 ~ ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine Warning ! Uuless you see the name “Bayer’ 'on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- | scribed by physicians for twenty-one | years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tab- lets of Aspirin cost few cents. Drug- gists also sell larger packages. As- pirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. Sure Relief For Aching Corns, Callous, Bunions REDJj TOP CALLOUS ‘Takes out soreness, re- duces swelling, ' soothes pain, and absorbs hard growflu—glvu you com- ort from the very start. No acid, mo poisom, mo damger Handy roll %, money-back EanE metea N o by S The Fair Dept. Store, Main St. Dickinson Drug Co., Main St. And Druggists and Shoe Stores * el “The Place to Buy 2 Good Piece of Meat™ is at B. Y. Jones Quality Market JUST TRY JONES 10 MYRTLE STREET. We specialize in Roasts, Chops, Steaks and Chickens. Clever litlle models in fine ginghams, checked or striped, or in two-tone striped, percale;. de- signed for service, with detachable belts and convenient pockets, in all colors and sizes 36 to 52. BUNGALOW DRESS APRONS in a variety of dainty washable patterns. Rick rack braid trimmed with sash WOMEN’S SATEEN BATHING SUITS, $1.98 Models designed for nobbiness and practicabil- ity. Round and square neck styles, piped with with Filet and Venice laces. mod COTORED SMOCKS Pockets and front embroidered in colors; styles for women and misses; practical for warm weather. SILK UNDERWEAR The luxury of silken undergarments appeals to every woman of refined taste. We have on display a splendid assortment of extra- ordinary silk underwear at prices you would expect to find on the most ordinary articles. Some tailored very WAISTS . $2.88 P — — Beautiful mode]s, made of fine voile, trlrnmed R U G s Telephone 285 LINOLEUMS AT INVENTORY PRICES Seamless Brussels Rugs, size 9x12; regularly $29.95, Inventory Sale Price $24.50 Marie Antoinette Rugs, a combination of rag and grass in attractive designs and coloring, suitable for bedroom use; regularly $19.95, Inventory Sale Price $12.95 Congoleum Rugs; the Gold Seal quality in the best designs; regular price for 9x12 size $19, contrasting colors. ALL SILK SWEATERS, Worth $31.98, $27.75 Tuxedo models with pockets; sash or belt; the attractive light shades; also black & navy. Worth $14.98, $8.75 Fancy weave tuxedo model with sas are navy, black, orchid, henna, brow FIBRE SILK SWEATERS, white and honeydew. 107. or 1,416 cars under the previous week. TRYING TO SAVE VESSEL. Salvaging Crew, Working Under Diffi- culties, Endeavoring to Raise Ship. Halifax, N. S., July 8.—Word comes from Sable Island that prospects were bright for salvaging the Gloucester schooner Esperante, winner of last n the Links ‘When Flavorites a-golfing go “They’re ever late for dinner; For Lemon leads around the course And proves an easy winner. The Baker Lemon puts your pies Beyond all competition. There is no Bogey when you bake To spoil your disposition. ‘Women's to in chine, flesh brown and fancy Women's Crepe de ers . Boudoir colors , pink, Women's Satin Camisoles 9 .19 ‘Women's Silk Camisoles of satin or crepe de 79c to $1.79 navy blue, black, 95¢ Bloom- 2.69 to $3.69 ps of Crepe de Chine or Satin with Inventory sale price ... $14.9! Regular price for 9x10% size $19, ln\emory Sale Price 2. Linoleum Rugs; genuine printed linoleum rugs in good designs; size 6x9; regularly $11.95; Inventory Sale Pri 5 $2.95 Heavy Inlaid Linoleum $2.49 Heavy Inlaid Linoleum $1.69 Quality Inlaid Linoleum . pretbyddnce ooo Lt E Tt 4 year's international fisherman's race which was wrecked several weeks ago. She may be floated and started for Halifax today. The dithculties of the salvaging ex- 8c to $1.45 pedition have been increased by dan- ger of hunger and thirst. Provisions have run so low that all hands of the steam trawler Fabi which is bear- ing the expedition, have been sent Best Printed Cork Linoleum ... fishing when not actively engaged on the wreck. High surf prevented fresh water being obtained from Sable Is- land, so a still was improvised for treating sea water. e——H1 _— Better Meats At Lower Prices NATIONAL MEAT STORES CO. 70 WEST MAIN STREET — LARGEST RETAILERS QUALITY MEATS IN U. S. BEST CUTS OF SHOULDER ROAST Cheice Shoulder Steak Fresh Chopped Steak . .. Choice Crossrib Roasts Loin Veal Chops . Tender Veal Roasts . 12¢ 16¢ e [ . 28¢ 39¢c 25¢ ROASTS 1 b i) b h N B LEA 0-1\-I.ELESS % l 4 c Lean Plate Beef . . Lean Corned Beef .. Tender Lamb Roasts . BETTER AMERICAN HOMES To convince you of the “essentialness of furniture” —its true service value as ministering to the stability {and happiness of the home life of this store and its resource- ful stocks are earnestly dedicated. this communit Baker’s Certified Flavor- ing Extracts are sold by all grocers who care. On request, with name of dealer, we will send you our movel, washable, loose-leaf _ folder, *108 Sensible Recipes”” BAKER EXTRACT CO. Established 1879 Springfield, Mass. FRESH KILLED BROILERS Best Mild Cheese ............. 25¢ 39¢c ANOTHER LINK ADDED TO GUR CHAIN OF MARKETS. Lean Smoked Shouldel; L jiJ CHOICE FRICASSEE . g Best Print Butter ............ gl C. C. FULLER CO. 40-56 Ford Street Hartford