New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 3

i Boston Store g THE JUMPER DRESS This sensible Summer Dress has become suddenly very popular and while it is difficult to get a full line of colors in the materials used we fairly good assortment of Beach Cloth, Linette, have a scolors in Poplin, Gingham, Ratine, Linen and Pongee. McCALL'S JUMPER DRESS PATTERNS for ladics, misscs and children in stock. PULLAR & NIVEN STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT 12:15 FROM JUNE 29 to SEPT. 14. ulNt NEIGHBUR TELLS ANOTHER 4Points the Way to Comfort and Health. Other Women , Please Read Moundsville, W. Va.—‘“I had taken doctor’s medicine for nearly two years 'were irregular, caini levery two weeks, and I would suffer 'with bearing-down H A lady me of Lydia E. Pink- Mibam’s Vegetable Cvm d and l:}nlow good it hac done her daughter 8o I took it and nov I am regular every month and have nc . pain at all 1 recommend your medi cme to everyone and you may publist testimonial, ho ing that the Vege t- le Cnm s some other gir /the good it dune me.”’—Mrs. GEORGH TEGARDEN, 915 Third Street, Mounds * ville, W. Va. 2 How many young girls suffer as Mrs. . | Tegarden did and do not know where to turn for advice or help. They often are obliged to earn their living by toiling day in and day out no matter how hard the pain they have to bear. Every girl ‘who suffers in this way should trylZydla E. Pinkham’s Vegeta le Compound and if she does not get prompt relief write to the Lydia E. ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts, about her health, Such letters are held in strict confi- dence. Is Your Back Giving Out" Is & vau back wakng you uuser- able? Are you tortured with a dull, wearing backache, and sharp, stab- bing pains? It's tume then, you looked to your kidneys. A cold, a strain, or overwork has probably weakened your kidneys and brought on that nagging backache, those headaches, dizzy spells and kidney irregularities. Don’t wait for some serious trouble. Use Doan’'s Kidney Pills. them. Ask your neighbor ! A New Britain Case. Mrs. G. Hart, 325 Church street, says: “One box of Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of kidney trouble which was brought on by overwork. I had a constant pain across the small of my back and my kidneys acted too frequently. Doan’s Kidney Pills were recommended to me and they did what my friends said they would do.” KIDNEY DOAN PILLS 509-1 all Drug Stores Co. ™ nE e s Your home folks recommend | OUTDOOR LIFE TO BE HARDING'S AIM Will Spend Recreation Period at Weeks’ Summer Home Lancaster, N. H., July 26.—Presi- dent Harding will be far away from the madding crowd when he comes to the summer home of Secretary Weeks here next week. The Weeks lodge is at the top of Mount Prospect two thousand feet above sea level and 1.240 feet higher than this bustling little border town. It commands a view of all the principal peaks of the White Mountains and also of the Connecticut river with its right bank in New Hampshire and Vermont on its left. The view from the observa- tion tower which Secretary Weeks has set up near his lodge has been declared to be the most satisfactory in’ all the mountain country. It will be no new scene to the president, however. As a fellow sen- ator with Mr. Weeks he was a mem- ber of a party that came here from Washington several years and en- joyed a stay at the Mount Prospect lodge. In 1918 he came here again as a Chautauqua lecturer and re- newed his acquaintance with the peaks, notches and intervales At Secretary Weeks'.place the pres- ident will have a charge from the outdoor camp life which marked his last week-end. Instead he will find a lodge equipped at much expense to and guests. Including his summer home in the town where he was born a farmer's boy, Mr. Weeks set up a two-story structure atop the mcuntain with seven chambers, dining room and kitchen on the first floor and on the second, one large room with two fire- places and four balconies. He cwns the whole mountain, ex- cept for a single estate on the east slope where former Governor Samuel W. McCall of Massachusetts has his summer home. Up the side of the mountain the secretary built a mod- ern road that gives ready access from the town, -three miles distant, to his lodge. It is not only a summer place but a farm center. Secretary Weeks has been at Pros- pect mountain only once this season, and the lodge is at present:unoccu- pied. FOUR MEN DIE FROM DRINK OF COLCHICUM Break Into Shipment From Chemists on Supposition That They Arce Getting Wine. Chicago, July 26.—Six m~n work- ing in the Illinois Centrai freight house discovered a paper carton la- belled “Wine—34 per c2ni. It was part of a shipment from Fa-ke. Davis & Co., Detroit chemists, 9 New Or- leans. The men prepared [.r a Bac- chanalian feast. They drank three of the twelve bottles in the ~arton. They used tin cups from the ice cooler. Foar of them died in agony, the re- maining two are fighting for their lives. Such was the tragedy disclosed tc- day by the police, who have been working on the poisoning of tne six men since July 12 at the direction of Coroner Peter M. Hoffman. “The men drank winae of colchicum seed,” said Coroner Hoffman. “It can ba bought at any drug-store. An adult dose is a third of a teaspoonful. The six ‘men drank 720 doses. I think the government should prohibit the ship- ment of such drugs bearing ‘Wine® on the labels. They should ba mark- ed ‘Poison’.” Tha four men who died -were Al- bert Sturgis, P. J. Coffey, Thomas Barrett and Michael, Ward. The two survivors are John D. O’'Neil and Wil- liam Sippel. It was O’'Neil who con- fessed today to the breaking open of the drug shipment. ULCERS OF STOMACH; HOW TO TREAT THEM American Osteopaths, in Convention, Told That Prevention is Best Method Cleveland, O., July 26.—The best treatment for ulcers of the stomach, which usually result in cancers is pre- vention, Dr. F. V. Roeback ot Chi- cago declared today before the 25th annual convention of the American Osteopathic association. Ulcers of the stomach are cauded by ‘“slinker- |slouch posture,” he said. | ““When assuming the posture of the ‘slinkerslouch’ ” Dr. Roebeck said, “the back loses its normal curve and the individual becomes round shoul- dered, the chest flat and narrow and | the lower abdomen pouchy and bulg- | ing. “Cancers are usually the after re- sults of Ulgers. Ulcers are due to dis- turbed nourishment of the stomach. “When the wall of the lower abdo- men become sagging, the stomach and intestines naturally must drop: in pro- portion and this results in an undue strain on the ligaments supporting the first part of the intestine. The correct posture should be as- sumed carrying the head and spine erect and the chest well elevated.” Dr. Nettie M. Hurd of Chicago told the delegates that participants in murders, robberies and other crimes often zre unable to resist crime be- cause thev have varicose veins in the last portion of the large intastine. Dyspepsia and heavy feet she said are symptoms of these varicosities. Another osteopathic college is to be founded at Kirksville, Mo., it was stated at the convention. NO EUROPEAN CRUISE. Washington, July 26.—Orders of Admiral H. P. Jones, commanding the Atlantic fleet announced today, cover- ing owerations of the.fleet from Aug. 1 to January 3, made no mention of uny Buropean cruise such as has been rumored.. make for the comfort of its mas(-\r; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 26, C WEDNESDAY FRIDAY — HOSE 35¢ including Nota- seme, 2 pair 36c. 95¢ Silk” Notaseme, 2 pair 96c. $2.00 Hand Clocked Silk Hose, 2 pair $2.71 UNDERWEAR Balbriggan Two-Piece 69c, 2 for .. T0c $1.25, 2 for .. $1.26 $2.50 Imperial Union Suits, 2 for $2.51. PAJAMAS $2.95, 2 for.. $2.96 UMBRELLAS $2.75, 2 for .. $2.76 BOSTON GARTERS 35¢, 2 pair .... ‘36c LOT NO. 1— LOT NO. 2— LOT NO. 3— —— CORSET a pair. We are going. to LEPERS ROAM FREE IN PORTUGAL TOWNS Agitation Started to Seg:l'eg)lu: the Discased and Stop Public Appearances. Lisbon, July 26.—A campaign is be- ing conducted by the Seculo, the most wvidely-read newspaper in Portugal, against the freedom allowed to lepers in this country and the effects of the‘r contact with healthy people. Portugal has the sad privilege of possessing the greatest number of lepers in any FEuropean country. Steps are already teing taken to. at least, reduce the danger of contagion inside the hos- pitals. Foreigners who have visited this country are shocked at the sight of lipless, noseless lepers of both sexes Logging in the streets or selling toys and sweets to poor children. The Seculo asserts that one leper boy 1s emploved at milking the cows in a dairy. These facts, added to statements made by leading physicians as to the danger of contagion, have so alarmed “he population that it is thought tha* pablic opinion will force the authori- ties to adopt strenuous measures. , - Dr.. Hermano Medéiros,, director of - {tne Lisbon hospital, recently plared all Regular selling price 98c and $1.25. Regular selling price $1.50. Regular selling price $1.98. $3 00 A PAIR These are Corsets that formerly sold at $4.00 to $6.50 SALE OF MEN’S FURNISHINGS — THURSDAY — SATURDAY SHIRTS $2.59 Madras, : 2 for ......... $2.60 $3.50 Silk Stripes, 2 for ......... $351 $3350 White Collar . Attached, 2 for $3.51 NECKWEAR $1.00 Bow Ties, .... $1.01 76¢c t $1.50 Four-ln-Ha.nd 2ifor sl bl $1.51 $1.75 Four-in-Hand, P (1 R el [ (5 $2.35 Four-in-Hand, 2 for . voie 8236 All Sraw Hats .. $1.15 Panamas ....... $2.35 Many other articles included in this sale—space does not allow us to mention. Connors-Halloran Stores, Inc. ’1_‘he‘ Main Store On the Main Street. ' 215 MAIN STREET., MIDOLETOWD == NEW BRITAIN. SpecialsforWednesdayA.M. ENVELOPE CHEMISES SPECIALLY PRICED. 79c ™ $1.39 $1.69 = SPECIAL —— ! discontinue cnrrymg these that is the reason for the low price now. — COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER — Jepers in that institution in separats pavillions and even surrounded a arge area with wire hedges, beyond which the lepers are not now allowed to pass. The result was that nearlv all of th maskd to be discharged and in compliance with the rules, they vere allowed to go. The director suggests that all lepe:rs be segregated. ALLIGATORS WORRY NERVOUS GOLFERS Put in Pond To Kecep Out Bathers, They Avoid Pond and Keep Out Players. New York, 'July 26.—Diners at an exclusive hostelry on the Hudson above Yonkers for years have enjoyed the beautiful lake view across tha private Zolf course that liea below the hotel terrace. They particularly admired the effect of the sunset on the waters of the lake. But with the advent of an exces- sively hot summer, servants from nearby estates discovered the lake made an excellent swimming hole and repaired there each evening in time to spoil the quiet shimmer of the sun- set on the water by splashing and shouts. A few days ago the manager solved he sunset.shimmer ,probiem by im- 1021, At Noon THROUGHOUT THE AT EVERY DEPT. YOU WILL FIND OTHER GOOD VALUES NOT ADVERTISED — LOOK FOR THE ORANGE COLORED TICKETS. ; T L. . Checked Pe.cales Brown, red, green, blue, in all size checks. 7,000 yards Wedne-day ...... yd - Chambrays Blue, green, old rose, tan, pink. 27 inches wlde Wednesday .. 80 m - Summery lavender, Over 14c p Dress Fabrics Kerchief Linon, Dotted Swisses, novelty effects, originally priced Wotneotar ... 7 2DC ‘Wednesday A R i T Pequot Pillow Tubing | 42 inches. On sale 31c Wednesday ...,.. yd White Sateen ~ Petticoats Adjustable elastic waist, hem- stitched or scalloped bottoms. Extra quality 590 Summer Neckwear- Every piece of stylish New Neckwear, regular 49c and 59¢ ......... R A T TR S Bathing Caps A fine lot of 50c vnlue, 25c * Moire Ribbon 5 inches wide. pure silk, splen- did grade. L 17¢ staple cnlors 4 Palm Olive Soap e v e DG 7 Women’s Knit Union Suits Lace and tight knee styles. Women’s Knit Union Suits Lisle finish. Seconds 490 of 95c grade . porting two seven foot alligators from Florida. But the alligators grew restless and took to the golf course where they raised new objections from hotel guests by following them about, devouring golf balls and watching them with cold eyes as they teed off. Now the hotel manager can find no one to catch and crate the alligators and his only remaining hope is to fence in the lake to shut out the wa- ter-mad bathers and shut in the golf mad alligators. ASK ARBITRATION Montreal Tramway Workers Make Ap- plication to Board of Arbitration Montreal, July 26.—Montreal tram- way workers applied to department of labor today for a board of arbitra- tion until the industrial dispute act to pass on the question of a 20 per cent wage cut proposed by the company and effective Aug. 1. A decision to break off negotiations with the com- pany and apply to the government for arbitration was reached unanimously | at a meeting of worker: ht. ‘_ A WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF BARGAINS FOR THE Wednesday Morning Shoppers Every Department has many wonderful items to offer to make TOMORROW MORNING The Red Letter Day of the month. ORANGE COLORED TICKETS STORE. ; Store Closed Wednesday Afternoon R TS5 Women’s Ribbed Vests A good assortment Wednesday LOOK FOR THEM DOZENS OF OTHER GOOD ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED, ARE ON SALE WEDNESDAY —LOOK FOR THE ORANGE COLORED TICKETS, ‘ House Dresses Made of very good grade Percales, sizes 95 c up to 46 Mary Pickford Aprons Made of handsome Cretonnes, Boys’ Union Suits Bleached Bleached Ribbed .. " Balbriggan and 25c Men’s Suspenders Excellent, well made llobinice? 29¢c Women’s Bloomers Pink Nainsook, elastic waist, ruffled h Dust Caps Big variety of Percale and Lawn .. ... Good assortments of well made 39¢ Rompers - each 5 Cc e N VR Turkish Towels Full bleached, 3 FOR 25 15x30 —In Lhe Basement— Curtain Muslin A good grade, all designs —In the Basement— Sizes 2 to 6 .. Cascara $agrada * Tablets 100 5 grain Tablets .. 150 Kolynos Dental Cream 17¢ Tube, 3 for 50¢ ‘ Octao Soap —In uze Basement— Girls’ Wash Dresses —Sizes 7 to 14— Aluminum Percolator$ Wed.. $1.00 —In the Basement— Our entire stock of Nu and Yankee Maid Dresses. - Regular price $1.98 style ‘Wash $1.45 Kleanet Hair Nets Large size, Mirro Straight Sauce Pan A $1.00 value Wednesday —In the Basement— cap shape. colors;. each guaranteed Regular 12%c .... An 8c each O.N.T. MERCERIZED CROCHET COTTON All numbers, Women’s Silk Hose Fibre Silk, semi-fashioned, strictly first quality, black and cordovan pr. 39C ; . Women’s Silk Lisle Hose Semi fashioned, embroidered arrow effect, black, 50 c white, cordovan , all colors .... Men’s Handkerchiefs Excellent quality, nicely hemstitched large size, 3" 10c | RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN | 127 Main St. Phone 1409-2 Opp. Arch Street EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING AT $5.98—To close out. The balance of Our Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats. Values to $40.00. AT 69c—One lot of $1.00 Night Robes for Women. AT 59c—Women’s Union Suits. Regularly sold at T5c¢. AT 39c—Pink Lisle Vests for Women. 59c¢ value. AT $5.29—Jersey Suits. Were up to $17.75. s e e