New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 11

s ] NEW BRITAIN HERALD, [=re= NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921. —_—————————————e—_————-e———-——e'"rov’bre’;be e b bbboror0?r—rro"k 1—b-bbb~obbb—b~bio1i0tteltlel 8”}bbonkoie'een i n il e i e n8pnn8on ine inn n8nl i et 18 . ok o o o o PRAISES M“THER 00000600000000000T1:: 200D 000C0002000000000000000000::N00000000000000000 e B A ”E Letter to World o ~onomy Is Pointed Qut By Our Advertising transcribed while e listened to the was penned yesterday by Harry Ward, f » ; flesh In his “farewell letter” ha analyzed fadues) | Very, qeaiatle 7 color @ Unllsatic fibeie Catyle: intcely These prices are actually. lower than you would’ pay for case lots at esh colored nainsook. The laces and trimmings are the same et & el Hada Tos ey 2 69C Only Twenty-Five Dozen of Them 69C Silk Lisle Socks Silk Lisle Socks Saturday Price alty. A tribute to his mother makes Turnover . colors and s “Twenty-four hours from now I'll in their last hours are moaning, 1) Saturday Saturday Silk Hose. First quality Fibre 49c and 59c styles and Manhattan styles. Colors ette Pads, 6 sc Men’s Special in Silk Lisle Hose. Teething Bands, fine ribbed|size 18X27 .......c..... A Summer Hose, silk lisle, light UNION SUITS merino finish, About 84 Suits, made of best quality Galatea and White Gaberdine, . Muslin gowns, button blue, scalloped edge, in all styles, in 14 different styles front. Sizes 1to 3 .... 44C size 30x40 white, cordovan 250 Satur day c Vi%STou Chicago, July 15.—A record of a Cl P % O FALU earance Frice Un AN UNUSUALLY FINE Lt nolsen’ Erony the chamber Where: cir- WONDERFUL VALUE INDEED ARE THESE OT OF s+the “Lona Wolt,” who murdered two i ick rack braid. as the original silk modela ths causen of crime and lald to tha g it the mill. | y 95 [ leased from reformatories and an- In solid dark colors and almost With fashioned tops in handsome up tha bulk of the missive. : - .be a thing of the past. The average u y pecla S rom groaning cowards. But death has no I am ready. The pain, sorrow and the shame does not rest upon me. It all goes to hurt the dearest soul God ever granted breath—my mother. ey , . “Bverybody may turn against you, BOYS’ STRAW HATS BOYS' WASH SUITS 5 i S e Pk Al b T A Quick End of the Season| Middy style, all wanted plain FOR BA “Chicago can sure be proud of its girls. They are true blue and on the square and stick to the last to a pal Pretty Summer Bonnets of Lawn| Gum ‘Rubber Pants, and friend. But look after the boys 35¢c | sk Hose, who commit their first crimes and z ~ see why. I don’t know the ‘why,’ bJ U, S. Rubber Co., large size gum | o o © only in Harry Ward's case. I blame 3 rubber, white crib ack, brown, gray, navy 39c my father. Dresses of Nainsook, in yoke and Sheets and white “The making of a criminal can be i w*put in very few words. My case will fit 65 or 75 per cent. of the cases. “First, there is the first crime of a boy which may mean anything from stealing a bicycle to working with olde~ frook& 4 e sizes 1 to 6 22(; Esmond Blankets, handsome | Weight, double sole, reinforced toe| “Then comes arrest—some shystér lawyer for $10 hopes you plead guilty. The judgo says: ‘I sentence you to < the reformatory.’ In the reformatory Saturday X = . and DAVY ......e... you meet older, harder crooks who are glad to educate you on the crimi- nal line. Then parole or release, and tha police hound you from job to job. . What can you do when you are so dis- couraged? Here are two sure stops for crime: A few Judge Lindseys of Denver in the boys' court of every city; a man who knows all boys who fall need a hand up, and when a boy leaves a ‘school’ or a man leaves the » ‘sti’ (penitentiary) give him a hand and don’t let the police hound him from job to job.” HRS MINOR SAILS Y PnddemGenenlo(l).A.R.nofl On Trip to England and France— Others In Her Party. Hartford, July 15.—Mrs. George Mayn.rd Minor of Waterford, this state, president general of the nation- al society, Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution, has sailed for Eng- land and France, the purpose of her trip being to make the official pres- entation of the Water-Works, which the national society, Daughters of the American Revolution is giving to he ¥ French village of Tilloloy, which was <80 devastated during the World war. frs. John Laidlaw Buell of Litch- field, state regent of Connecticut; Mrs. Charles Humphrey Bissell of Southington, state vice-regent, are ac- companying her. The party will be gonn untii early September. The Tilloloy presentation ceremon- ies will take place on or about Au- gust 23. In a letter to Connecticut chapter regents, Mrs. Buell writes as [+A follows: ’i “If any Connecticut D. A. R. are to be abroad at that time, they would } be much interested, I am sure, to be present at such a ceremony, and they should watch the Paris papers for further information. The president general expects many members of the Agsociety from many states to be there to add dignity and significance to a significant occasion.” strictly first quality. 69(: in Baronet-Triumph! PR Black, Cordovan, Navy . ., Murderer Abont t0 Die, Writs/@ New Reductlons and Clearance Prices Will Make Saturday a Great Day for Shopping. The Road to condemned man’s thoughts of death, et B s g s 2 ENVELUPE CHEMISE sV @ || APRON DRESSES || Two Lots of Children’s Socks || ..-%..oob - SHEMISE door of his father his own plight. He 95c nounced his readiness to pay the pen- The letter reads: Tornover b 32c citizen thinks that condemned men s 9 0 : 29 <= . BarGAINS| OUR MEN’S DEPT. Clean Out, values to 95¢ 50c and striped materials. 79c MEN—Why pay fancy prices for} . Men’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose, and Organdy, our regular 390 white Omo make .. pair ::};?:dny‘le' mcely 396 Kleinert’s Waterproof Stockin- MEN,S B- V. D. Jacuard patterns, in pink and | .4 heel, for long wearing. Black, A HAIR NET OPPORTUN- ITY FOR SATURDAY ONLY LAURA DOUBLE MESH 2 e 2 A VERY SPECIAL 29 LOT FOR ... Cc H . N t You have been accustomed alr e .s - -~ of late to pay a big price for Large Cap Shape i common cast Scissors. o These fine nickel plated 2 01 25c - Scissors come in sizes from MELLEN’S ‘Pompeian Eior LYSOL Pebeco 43 to 7 inches. i 29¢ Saturda; A VERY DESIRABLE FOOD - Fragrance : FACE - -the DENTAL N.:RRDW BELTS Dl'ess Suit Case ; Large Size TALCUM POWDER Disinfectant AM - o Aot eviey [ icounmse very neat Belts, in green, Made of heavy brown fibre, . red, brown, tan and other 24 inch size, brass lock and c c- c c popular _colors, made of trimmed with metal corners. : . smooth . finished leather. Saturday ; ; ; - / For Saturday 19¢ WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose. All Silk Hose are scarce. Note here the.wolderful values: UN DIES PURE THREAD WOMEN’S PURE FULL FASHIONED s———Full Fashioned Silk Hose o~ Sjlk Hose - ries || | $1.00 $1.15 $1.95 (;a.:'n)soltes of pink washable Silk Hose, Black and Cordovan. Pdsitively the finest lot of Silk atin, lace uimmed Slight mill imperfections. . An || stockin; . s that we h t Gowns of White Lingerie Cloth, 89 exceptional buy on our part an- = ~ Al 00000080000000000000000000 . °1100000000000000000000000000 SN * Our Famous As You Live and with lace yokes, in extra sizes .. abled us to give you a stocking || 27° these wonderful Lady Li Pure | | ra4y Li. Black, white, cordovan. Gowns, slip-over style, of figured that we would find at much higher || Silk Hose, mock seam, have just pink crepe 59c prices. been received. ‘At no advance in price. Drawers of Cambric Muslin, with 7 hemmed and tucked rutties .. 44C Envelore Guemie” ian ailarea oy, WOMEN’S DROP STITCH HOSIERY xx vy saue prices Crepe 95¢ £ At July Special Prices. Girls' Bloomer New Bodice Vests, of Striped 95c NOTE THESE TOUR WONDERFUL OFFERINGS FOR SATURDAY and Waist COlnbi.mlt.‘i(.‘l!{v pink Nainsook Voiles, with shoulder straps .. = ) . Bloomers, white checked s Pure Thread Silk, all ~Women's Silk Lisle Drop [ Drop stitch Silk Lisle, all Fibre Silk Hose, drop Nadsh ok Walst el 2 54(; Modesty Drawers, the genuine i garment, each with label 65c azonnd ‘droptiteh. black | R, semml fashioned, ook, loce wriemed ratme. Summer Petticoats, of white sateen, elastic and ST s ) eolors, A0 39c¢ | "™ ®** 45¢ Nainsook, lace trimmed ruffle. 29 waist, scalloped, hemmed or 67 TR $l 39 ke Sizes 6 t0 14 ...........- .. pair C S el e Girls' Bloomers. Nice Nainsook, white \ or flesh. Sizes 16 t0 20 ........... ... pair 33C NOTION SAVINGS PRESERVING TIME IS HERE m;m.,fiq,m msulm@ Buy your supplies here. Complete stock. Everything you nced at money saving prices IN OUR with embroidery edges. 390 1 i BASEMENT. Sizes to 14 Bias Seam Tape, all widths, - Princess styles, of fine white Muslin, Merrick’s Gilt Edge Darning rimmed with val laces. Cotton . Ball Perfect Grey Enamel Sizen to 14 ... 69¢c Richardson’s 100 yard Sewing Silk .... HUNTERS IN RUNNING FIGHT. Lake Placid Mayor and New Yorker in Party Caught and Fined. Saranac Lake, N. Y., July 15— Patrick Hennessy, President of Lake Plavid village; Sewell Bruce and Wil- liam Benham of Lake Placid, and John J. Green of New York were fined $50 each before Justice Miller yeiterday morning on the charge of hunting deer with a spotlight. The party was discovered near Harriets- town last night by Game Protector E. ». Vosburgh, who notified the state troopers. The men were in an automobile and P the troopers gave chace in a second car. Trooper James G. Welsh said later that one man stood up on the back seat of the fugitive car with rifle in hand. The troopers “fired wild” and called on the hunters to stop. In a forty-mile-an-hour chase the \ - troopers riddled the pack tires and gasoline tank of the front car. When alongside, Welsh climbed out on the fender and jumped into the car, whose driver still refused to stop. Welsh seized Benham’s neck with both hands and churned him up and down in his seat until he stopped the car. Benham was fined an additional $10 24or resisting an officer. All the fines - were paid and the ren discharged. Benham was employed by Hennessy a3 chauffeur. Hennessy, it was said, has been frequently arraigned for vio- Jations of the game law. City Advertisement p®. The City of New Britain will re- ceive bids on one or all of six lots on Talcott street. Bids must be in at iy 12 o’¢lock, noon, of July 20, at the ® office of Mayor O. F. Curtis. Map-~ ‘of the lots may be seen at the office "1 the mayor or the board of yn)hc orks at City Hall. Tho lof ) Jars Preserving Kettles Liquid Veneer Polish 36¢ Tt SreeRdca | pintiaite s e ? L ae || S e st G Children’s ¥ ‘. White Cotton Belting 1%x2 inch ..., s Bt S i 1 B Good Luck Jor Rings : : 4 Wash Dresses Ready Made Dress Linings of Nainsook 39C . ‘ Parowax 1% AT JULY CLEARANCE PRICES A 5 About 20 dozen, of neat little Dresses, sizes B 1 1b si , Teneo Snap Fasteners e HC | DV sfl’tur:l:; pachees 2to 6. A big assortment of styles and fabrics O : 3 iy s to choose from. These are not sale garments Moth Proof Garment Bags—largé size . . 19c il e Wire Canning Racks 10 quart size ... e or job lots, but comprise all our regular EE omae clad - 69c 3 g for 8 Jars 98c lines. Saturday the price is Bathing Bags, of waterproof material . . 19¢ 7 12 quart size ¥ e . Wire Canning Racks j for 4 dare Also all large sizes at moderate prices BOY’S BALBRIGGAN o Jumper Dresses UNION SUITS ; : KAYSERS s 2 e s i S saving in prices. sy A 29 | Handkerchiefs ' o5 LONG WHITE | Zomhimn oo oo material and color. Over one hundred OF PURE IRISH LINEN pieces of goods to select from. Sport BOY’S WAIST gy 8 / >4 (L 22" sixclovis | Zo-) minds one of old times. 5 tonlength UNION SUITS A il o Hunterchiar N D e ) TGRS« Our good Pyramid style. All° 39C ported Irish Linen E QRS Derfraay eeees ol 3~ 59 : : c“/lNc STOE‘ $1 79 Also other materials up to .. yard 59c¢ 000000000000000000000000¢: °1.00000000000000000 o [ 4 ® [ 4 [ 4 [ 4 @ [ 4 [ 4 ® ® ® -4 o ® @ @ o ® ® @ = < = £ =) ® ® @ o ® [ 4 ® ® [ 4 [ 4 o [ 4 o [ 4 o ® @ ; ® [ 4 [ 4 o [ < ® [ 4 (4 ® o [ 4 o ® o [ 4 @ [ 4 4 [ 4 o [ 4 [ 4 ® 4 ® & = & £ E ® ® ® [ 4 [ 4 [ 4 ® [ 4 o o [ 4 (4 [ 4 [ 4 ® [ 4 o ® o [ 4 ® -4 ® ® [ 4 [ &