New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 11

New Books at ' - New Bri:ain (PR ixi® @& Institute A CHEECHAKO IN ALASKA AN! YUKON, by C. Cameron. The xprienves of an English wom - ‘The experiences of an English wom- country told with spirit and giving vivid glimpses of people and places ‘ihe sort of travel books w makes one want to follow the author 8 DISCIPLINE AND THE DERELICT by Thomas Awmkie Clark. Provocative MHile chapters of in- s'de informatigs a2bout thz cribber, ine politican, ™ athlete, the loafer, the fusser, the youngest son and the worker at college. Written by the cean of men at the University of Illi- nois. Especially interesting - is the chapter on the man who must work lis way through school. ‘In ‘this the &uathor deplores te hencessity of cai - rving two burdens at once, and shows the dangers to character,.to cultural cevelopment and health. o v . DOMESTIC SANITARY ENGINEER- ING AND PLUMBING, by F. W. Jiaynes. . ELEMENTS OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY. by H. Ries and Thomas L. Watson. o v o JOUSE AND GARDENS OF HOUSES by R. L. Wright ed. Photographs and plans of many of the best country houses in America. renging from smlal simple houses o very elaborate residences, and includ- ing adaptations from Dutch, English, French and Italian architecture. Spe:. ial attention is given to details such as dreplaces, ceilings, floors an dwall fn- isnes. Includes also a section on gar akes. . s . MINSTREL WEATHER, .by Marian Storm. A readable collection of nature es- seys arranged according to the months of the year. = . . ATIONALIZATION OF THE MINES by Frank Hodges. The secretary of the Miners' fed- eration of Great Britain sets forth, in <his book, what it is the miners of England are seeking and tkeir defin- lie. concrete plan for the natiofaliza- tivn of the mines. The book is time- Iy and characterized by clarity, vigor ana good spirit. One of the best tooks of the British fabor forces. . . . { PRACTICAL CARE AND FEEDING OF CHILDREN by M. A, Duns. . s 0. THE SALVAGE ‘OF CIVILIZATION by H. G. Wells. He is much concerned about the nossibility of another catastrophs Which shall leave mankind in utter decadence. His safeguard is a world s*ate, and his method of achieving it is effective propaganda, education and tne sacrificial efforts of enlightened individuals. * s . SHACKLED YOUTH, Yeomans. Keen, constructive criticism present-day methods of teaching. . s by Edward of WHAT CHRISTIANITY MEANS TO ME, by Lyman Abbott. Inspirational as well as interpreta- rive of the religious experience of Ly- man Abbott from the time when as a cnild he regarded God as an “awful and omnipresent police Justice” through the studies which explain the essence of Christianity common to all sects. . .. FICTION. GREEN APPLE HARVEST by Sheila Kaye-Smith. An excellent delineation of rura! ®ussex and its people. The story con- cerns the tragic sinking into the com- meonplace of a once noble family. . % . LOW CEILINGS, by W. Douglas New- ton. “The story of a man’s regeneration through the unselfish devotion of a woman."—Publisher’'s Weekly. start what you need —he’ll route you from store to store «save you steps and pre- went your overlookin, some important ermf Tell it to Buddy WILSON-JONES LOOSE LEAF CO. yards. Fancy price up to 69c yard Saturday Apron Ginghams, of go. all sized checks. Saturday Bleached Cotton Cloth, Good quality. Free of dressing. Saturday KERCHIEF LL sirable summery goods. 59c yard. Saturday .... ‘Windsor Orepe Plisses. fancy designs. Saturday Dress Gingham. Pink colors. Saturday ... Watkins Mulsified 0il Creme de Meridor Epsom Salts, ful ™., .. Williams’ Root Beer l OUR Paper Napkins.— Buy them by the first ‘hundred Plai; and save 13¢ money, Hundred ... 000000000000 (-"::9000000000000000000000003 T [r009600006600086G006¢g MORE LIMEHOUSE NIGHTS, by T. Burke. . s THREE LOVING LADIES, by Mrs Dowall. P UNCLE MOSES, by Sholom Asch- translated from the Yiddish. “Uncle” is the New York sweat shop boss, typifying a system of business management which dulel over whole colonies of Russians and Poles, transported to America under the Jew's patronage. The story of ¥is life as it molded and was destroy- ¢d by those of his workmen is frank. . . THE WITNESS OF THE SUN, by H S. Williams. A mystery story from a new angle. FOR EX-SOLDIERS. Paris, July 29.—The French Na- tional Union of Combatants has ap- proved a proposal providing for cards for veterans of the Allied nations en- titling the former soldiers to all the advantages in an Allied country that they enjoy in their own. The or- ganization has a membership of 800,000. Tent for sale and to rent. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co.—advt. Dr. Leonhardt’s Advice He says his prescription—Hem- Roid—will relieve the most stubborn case of Piles, or mohey back. Gives quick action. Clark & Brainerd Co. sell it on guarantee. FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantce of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex- pense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double srength—from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beaut:- ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as ths strength i sold under guarantee of " it it o remove A Piece Goods A Clean Up of All Voiles, and plain colors. = 12Y2¢ Dotted Swisses, about 40 pieces, Values to of genuine Muchar Plisses in Henna Foam Shampoo 35c CUP AND SAUCER. A bargain hunt to duplicate. designs. 3 “ 50c NEW BRITAIN DAKEY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 about 4,000 Original 17¢c repp. value. KUTIE OVERALLS High grade garments. ica's best make. All colors. Saturday Amer- in ‘denim, poplin, Doilar 6 5 c 15C od fast colors, 1n 1/, ra 8Y2C wide. and khaki fast day . 36 inches INON in de- 29c Our entire stock - yard 10c and blue checks, in all sizes, as well as all plain SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE DRUG DEPARTMENT 33c Dioxogen Peroxide, full Ib. size 18 C 17¢; 34¢, 69¢ 19¢, 37¢, 73¢ " 39¢ Lavoris all sizes Listerine all sizes 1c 1c Nujol ... SATURDAY SPECIALS IN BASEMENT Strictly quality goods. n white and all 36 inches |CHURCH OFFIGERS SEEK NEW BELLS Big Gong Disturbs Gincinnaii Residents Cincinnati, July 29.—Going bell sropping has its difficultes and its annoyance chief of which is tho noise made when the wares are sampled But bell shopping as the means of averting costly court litigation is all right. Rcently Albert Krippendorf, show manufacturer, and a dozen other res- ients of Grandin Road, the ulta-es. clusive residence thoroughfare of this ty obtained a temporary injunctio: estraining the Holy Angels church ic thet neighborhood from ringinz iis bells so early in the morning when the residents were at the top of their Jeeping form. II was set out in the petition that the vibration from the bell shook the surrounding homes. The church authorities rather thao contest the suit suggested the replac- ing of the bell with one of less vocit- erous tone and the suggestion was agreeable to the complainants, There fore the bell shopping tour. Thev went to a bell making foundry and lonked over the stock of bells that ranged from ‘mammoth church bells {0 cow bells. “This will show you what my ients have to contend ith.” said Col. non Ross. He struck a 700 pound beil with a sledge hammer. “This seems a liftle too gentle,” ra. marked the Rev. Father Eugenc Davis, pastor of the church, as he tapped a smaller bell with a maller. “The ringing of bells is a churen ceremonial and why have one that can not be heard throughout the parish?” None of the bells was found to su'table and the foundry company agreed to makek two or three bels weighing about one-third as much as {ne present bell and line them with uloy of copper to deaden the sharp- uess of the sound. They will be ready i ten days. But until they are in- stuiled the injunction remains effec- tice. City, Judly 29— Francisco Mexico's, note bb] Mexico Villa, once UNIONALLS Low neck style. cloth. trimming. Blue denim Red color Satur- " 69¢ 31c Wool Soap 3 cakes " Pompeian Talcum Powder Saturday Pebeco Tooth Paste Saturday 3lc 15¢ Imported, lisle sox. Silk Lisle So 3-4 and fashis colors as well toup. All silk Hosiery ‘Women’s Pure Silk Hose, our famous Lady Li Silk Hose — All pure silk, semi-fashioned, black, cordovan and white. Saturday All sizes. $1.15 N Women’s Drop Stitch Silk Hose, pure silk Hose, semi fashioned, drop stitch all around, black, cor- dovan and white, all sizes. Extraordinary Special Saturday .. ‘White Silk Hose. fashioned, strictly perfect. Big value, for Saturday quality,” white. Saturday Saturday Window Shades— Strictly first quality. Will fit any window. : 45¢ some lands in the Laguna region and Villa is said to have invested $200,000 in the company. BLUEBERRIES GROW VERY PLENTIFVL Local Man and Wife in Camp Fuw Place Where Blucberrics Grow in Vast Profusion. Blueberries that grow omn buncles like grapes, from 75 to 100 berrie: on a bunch, have been discovered Db: ludwin Simons. of 81 Chuich str who says he picked a bushel mailec basket full in two hc.urs yesterdav 71he berries are clustered like grapes, znd on some samples which Mr. 31 rions exhibited at The H-rald offi yesterday afternoon, there were ap- broximately 100 ripe berries on a space less than 3% inches on the branch. Mr. Simons says he discovered the kerries at South Lake or Conzamond Lake, where he and his wife have been comping. He says there are aunv amount of these berries there wait- ing to be picked. According to Mr. Simons. blueberries are Pplentiful this year. RUSSIA DOING DUTY Has Almost Completed Turn-Over of Rolling Stock To Latvia. - Riga, Latvia, July 29—After nearly two years, Soviet Russia has practi- cally fulfilled the most difficult part of its peace treaty with Latvia, the delivery to Latvia of railway rolling stock taken from the Baltic province during the various evacuations and military campaigns in the German . war and the minor wars succeeding it Ups#to June 15, 90 locomotives and 1,300 cars have been received from Russia by virtue of the peace treaty. Twenty locomotives and 400 cars are vet to be received. Much of this roll- ing stock is described as “sick” ne- cessitating heavy repairs. WOULD JOIN FAITHS. p Buddhist Thinks Buddhism ani Christianity Can Ward Off War. Honolulu, T. H., July 29.—That CIristianity and Buddhism, working together, can ward off war was the claration made here recently b7 ¥.ght Reverend S. Arai, abbot of Soyji. head monastery of the Soto sect 2f Buddhists in Japan, who is visiting the islands. Abbot Arai sal ‘Buddhism, like Christianity, uriversal religion. These (WO is are Women’s Gordon Full All sizes. unusually] pur $1.00 Fibre silk, toe to top, semi All sizes. . 65¢c Fashioned Hose, first e $1.59 - smoked Full Fashioned Silk Hose, mill runs, but they are almost perfect, black and cordovan. 95¢ pair Qt. 0000000000060000000 T FirdPOG06600330000000900006091™: F:irPS000000000060000008 WANDERER IS GIVEN REPRIEVE BY GOV. Hlinois Governor Halts Execution of “Ragged Stranger” at Request of Legion. Chicago, July 29.—Carl O. Wander- er, who was to have been hanged to- day for the murder of a ‘“ragged stranger,” was last night granted a reprieve until September 30 by Gover- nor Small on the moticn of William McCauley, Illinois commander of the American Legion. Wandered, who was tried for killing his wife and the stranger in a fake hold-up in the ves- tibule of his home, had been a lieu- tenant in the army. McCauley and Wanderer's attorney, W. D. Bartholomew, asked the re- prieve so that a commission of alien- ists might determine whether Wan- derer is sa2ne. ‘Wanderer was in the death when news came. He smiled. “I guess my wife will have to wait a while before she sees me,” he said. When he was placed under arrest he said he wanted to be hanged and as quickly as possible that he might join his wife. “If Wanderer is sane, he should be hanged,” the American Legion com- mander said. “If he is insane, he should be locked up for life. Infor- mation has reached me which creates a doubt in my mind as to his san- ity.” . This information 'came from Dr. James Whitney Hall, alienist, who ex- amined Wanderer some time ago. Dr. Hall is so firmly convinced that the horrors of war have deranged Wan- derer’s mind that he appealed to the American Legion and to the gover- nor in the prisoner’s behalf. cell HONOR MEXICAN DEAD. Repository for National Heroes is Be- ing Constructed. Mexico City. July 29.—Construction an ornate repository for the bodies 7 Mexican war heroes has been or- dered by President Obregon, who has directed that $1,000,000 be devoted to making the monument and its envir- ons one of the most beautiful spots in Mexico City. A jury of architects will decide on the plans and specifications during the Centenary celebration which is to “e reld next September and work will art immediately. All Mexican architects are invited t: submit plans, the winner receiving $20,000 and the priviles f pec - CHILDREN’S AND INFANTS’ SOX fashioned, Fancy Some semi-fashioned Challenge 2 for 23¢ sizes and shapes. and 6 to card. Plain White Dressing .. cotton > 10¢ cks—Fancy styles. Crepe Chemise. bodice style, white and flesh tops. 23c ioned Socks—Plain fa Saturday ‘Women's ‘Women’s Muslin Drawers. Hamburg Full line of sizes. muslin, closed. Saturday ‘Women's white and flesh. A beautiful garment. 11 00000000060003600002T-IDPCCOGOOOO060000000000000000ThcF:ir0000000000000000 TO MAKE TOMORROW, THE LAST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH, A SAVING OCCASION, EVERY DEPARTMENT HAS PUT OUT MANY WONDERFUL VALUES FROM ITS CLEAN AND FRESH STOCK. LOOK FOR THE AS ADVERTISED TICKETS Underthings Women's Corset Covers, made cloth, neat embroidery. All sizes. ot fine Several Saturday Genuine Windsor crepe, Crcpe Gowns. Figured effects, ‘Well tailored. $1.19 Saturday Soft finished trimmed. Open and Muslin Gowns. Extra fine grade Sea Island cotton, trimmed with neat Hamburg edge. Saturday Milk NOTION Pearl Buttons, all 3 Dress makers of Shields, but stamped in their name resh water and Tc Pee Chee. Shoe The SATURDAY SPECIALS IN OUR BASEMENT _Fruit Jars—Quart Curtain size, plenty of other sizes at the best price in the ecity. 95(: size, doz. Tape edge. beige, ecru, yard CAR OVERTURNS. Thompsonville, July 29.—A touring car, Batiste Bloomers. batiste, in white and flesh, ’ reinforced throughout. Bias Tape—8 vard 5 inch 4c sette. 36 inches wide. Full cut. Silk finished quality - 69c Saturday . SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE DEPARTMENT Shields. Made by the largest Sanitary Apron— ‘Well made of stand- ard fabric. Rubber- ized sheet- Zl c Dress not 12¢ Fairnette. shades in Guaranteed Marqui- Cannon Pillow Good heavy cotton, 42x36 33c . Cases, White, 19¢ 0000000000004¢.:°1 110000000 night in front of Merrill's garage on large | Enfield street, after it had skidded. with the Massachusetts | The occupants were unhurt, although marker 201036, overturned here last |they were considerably shaken up. A Happy Choice for breakfast or lunch— oped in the Always rea and sustain Grape:Nuts This wholesome and appetiz- ing food contains the of wheat and malted barley and is sweet with the natural sugar of the grains, self-devel- makin g. a food to build th and strength Economical—No Waste “Theres a Reason for GrapeNuts Sold by grocers