New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1921, Page 3

TUESDAY, AUGUST AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE These Suits are Stein-Bloch and Shuman NEW ‘- BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Py < 1921. } Boston Store o 4 Attractive Numbers in Fine All Linen Damask Table Squares Just Received. 45-inch Hemstitched in Handsome Patterns at $3.50 each. 45-inch Hems-t—itched a Little Heavier Grade at $4.50 each. Chautauqua Opens August 17. SPLENDID VALUES FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING Are the offerings of every department. Every item is a money 54-inch Hemstitched Beautiful Designs at $5.50 each. S4-inch Hemstitched in Heavier Quality at $6.50 each. Some Special Valuea in in Napkins. _PULLAR - & NIVEN STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT - 12:15 FROM JUNE 29 to SEPT. 14. ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine Take Aspirin only as told in each package of genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. Then you will be following , the directions and desage worked out by physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions. Take no chances with substitutes. If you see % the Bayer Cross on tabléts, you can take them without fear for . Colds, < Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Eardche, Toothache, Lumbago and i for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve ;- tablets cost few cents. Druggists also . sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture ot Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH FRECKLES AND WHITEN SKIN Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bott¢ containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan bleach, and compleiion whitener. Massage this sweetly fragrant lem- on lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemnishes bleach out and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes. Sure Relief For Aching Corns, Callous, gunion- RED g TOP CALLOUS Takes out soreness, re- duces swelling, soothes pain, and absorbs hard gro ives you com- fort from the very start. No acid, mo poison, no damger Handy roll 35, money-back itee. Mailed be: B o Cor. Ratland Vi, 5033 by The Fair Dept. Store, Main St. Dickinson Drug Co., Main St. And Druggists and Shoe Stores geu DON'T DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache, indigestion, insomnia; painful pass- ege of urine, you will find relier in GOLD MEDAL “The world’s standard remedy for kidney, Hver, bladder and uric acid troubles and Mational Remedy of Holland since 1696. Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. ook for the mame Gold Medal on every bex T - o single and double breasted models in different weights, colors and fabrics: $50.00, Now $48.00, Now $42.00, Now $45.00, Now Reduction on all Trousers—Fancy Worsteds, White Flannels, Grays and Blugs. Balbriggan Undérwear, $1.00 grade, Now 75c. The Farrell Clothing Co. HATFIELD KILLING RENEWS OLD GRUDGE Deputies on Dnty‘ in West Vir- ginia to Prevent Ontbreak Welch, W. Va., Aug. 2.—Two men were held today for the killing of Sid Hatfield and Ed. Chambers, resi- dents of Matewan, W. Va., shot here yesterday shertly before the former was to appear in circuit court to an- swer to a charge of being the insti- gator of the shooting at Mohawk, W. !Va., a yvear ago. Picturesque Character. Hatfield was one of the most plc- turesque characters in the state. Through his name and the romance atltached to his participation in the Matewan battle in May, 1920, in which ten men were killed, his death was of sufficient significance to bring comment from Governor E. F. Mor- gan and C. F. Keeney, president of District 17, United Mine Workers of America. Governor Morgan expressed his regret that the Killings had oc- curred ‘and Keeney termed the act as “murder.” Two Held for Slaying. C. C. Lively, a Baldwin. Felts de- tective and George “Buster” Pence, a McDowell county deputy sheriff, were the two men of the five ar- rested who were held in connection with their deaths. Both Lively and Hatfield testified before the senate committee which was investigating the industrial sit- uation in Mingo recently. Lively, as a detective of the Bald- in-Felts agency posed as ~a union man in the Williamson coal fields and was criticized by the committee on account of the position he had.”as- sumed in the matter. Hatfleld ap- peared on the stand in behalf of the United Mine Workers at Washington and attracted unusual attention there through his reputation as a gunman. Guns Blaze Death. Lively and several companions are said to have been sitting on the courthouse step when Sid and his companion Ed. Chambers, appeared on their way to trial. Words ex- changed between the two were fol- lowed by shots which resulted in the death of the two men. Sid is al- leged to have said he would ‘get” Lively after the latter had testified against him in the first Matewan battle trial. Lively’s employer, Thom- as Felts, head of the Baldwin-Felts detective agency, is also said to have received anonymous letters in which’ his. life was threateried, after his brothers Albert and Lee fell victims to the guns of men engaged in the Matewan battle. Deputies on Duty. One hundred special deputies pa- trolled the streets of Welch today in order to prevent any untoward in- cidents. The bodies of Hatfield and Chambers were removed early this morning to Matewan and there 15 state troopers and as many Mingo militiamen were detailed- ' to the cqunty to keep down trouble. Physi cians who examined the hodies said that Sid was killed by four bullets through his body and one through his face. All of Chambers’ wounds were in his body. The widows of the two men who came here with them to attend the trial stated last night that their hus- bands were unarmed. A <o ~er's jury which was to have passed upon the circumstances could not be 'ob- $39.00 $38.00, Now $36.80| $35.00, Now $32.59| $30.00, Now $34.50| $20.00, Now THE NEW BRITAIN ~ MARKET (0. NUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES Pot Roasts ... .Ib. Sugar Cured Bacon, Ib. Salt Pork, 16c Pickled Pigs Feet. . .lb. 15¢c Beef Liver ........lIb. 12¢ 18c 35c | DANIEL WEBSTER FLOUR.................sack $1.39 Evaporated Milk ..can 12¢ Challenge Milk 2 cans 27c ! Pork and Beans....can 9c '} Rolled Oats .....pkg. 10c : Fancy Tomatoes ..... 2 large cans 25c Early June Peas 2 cans 25¢ BEST BUTTER ..... BEST PURE LARD .. Raspberry Jam ....lb. 15¢ ————————————— e LARGE RED NATIVEONIONS .................. Ib. 4c ——————————e e Tomatoes ......5 lbs. 23¢c Plums o ...doz. 10c Potatoes ... ....pk. 44c Beets .........3 bchs. 10c LARGE FANCY BANANAS SWEET CORN ...... tained and their deaths were nounced due to gunshots from hands of unknown persons. pro- the PLANS ARE SUBMITTED. De Valera Sees to it That British Pro- posals Are Given Republicans, London, Aug. 2.—Eamon De Valera, leader of the Irish republicans, has in- formally submitted to all available members of the Irish republican par- liament the peace proposals of Pre- mier Lloyd George, it is declared by News Sketch When the members of the parliament are sum- mcned to debate the premiers sug- stions. The newspaper says the ses n williprobably be secret. It is ex- cted to last for several days. BOMBING PARTIES OUT. Athens, Auz. 2.—Naval airplanes at- tached to th: Greek forces in Asia Mincr have icen carrying out bombing raids upon (ke railroad line between Afiun-Karahissar and Konia, says an official statement issued here by the minister of rarine. Bombs were drop- ped upon three hangars and upod en- emy cavalry detachments, $32.00 $271.50 $19.25 $10.00 318 MAINST U TEL. 2485 Lean Corned Beef..lb. 10c Fresh Cut Hamburg Ib. 20c - Honey Comb Tripe.lb. 15¢ ‘Best Frankforts . ...Ib. 20c Shoulder Steak ....Ib. 22c Karo Syrup ....2 cans 25¢ Wilbur’s ‘Cocoa 1b. pkg. 15¢ Rumford’s Baking Powder- .1 1b. 29¢ Good Luck Jar Rings doz 8c Parowax. ...1 lb. cake 10c Pure Cider Vinegar. .. <++....2 bottles 25¢ .... Ib. 43¢ veeen. 21bs. 27c Peanut Butter .....lb. 15¢ Lima Beans......2 qgts 25¢ Lemons . ... doz. 43c Native Cabbage ....lb. 4c Carrots . .3 bchs. 10c . doz. 29¢ .... 20c doz. SEEKS FORECLOSURE Scapellati Company, Inc., Wants Pos- session of Mortgage Property Of- fercd As Security. Attorney Alfred LeWitt has brought foreclosure proceedings in favor of the Nicholas Scapellati Co. Inc., against -Augusto Fabretti, returnable in the local city court the third Monday of August, the action being brought because the defendant is said to owe $2,275 to the plaintiff, giving a note for the amount in -December, 1910, which was protected by his mortgage on Hunter Terrace proper- ty. The allegation being brought to court is that the defendant failed to meet interest obligations on April 14th and also failed to pay $500 on a secopd mortgage, and that failure was made in protecting the property offered as mortgage security against loss by fire in favor of the plaintiff. Constable Winkle served the papers in the interest of the plaintiff who seeks foreclosure and possession of LOOK FOR THE ORANGE COLORED TICKETS Boys’ Wash Suits 2 Piece Galatea, plain 69 C and striped colors .... R S ST, Boys’ Hats Straw and Canvas, 35¢ values to 69c .. Girls’ and Boys’ Socks ‘3-4 Semi Fashioned, accordion tops, styles, 25¢c all colors Infants’ Cotton Hose White only, all sizes, loc Sun Flakes Made by the makers of Rit ..... Life ‘Wednesday 5¢ Buoy Soap _ 3*17¢ Lysol 30c Size, Wednesday .. 1 60 Mavis Talcum Powder ‘Wednesday ......... lSc Women’s Cotton Union Suits All styles. Regular and extra sizes 'Women’s Lisle Union Suits V neck and bodice, lace knee, shell or sizes to 44 Women’s Shaped Vests and Pants ... 29¢ All styles TRIAL IS ALMOST ENDED. Closing Arguments in Baseball Scandal Airing are Expected Today. Chicago, Aug. 2.—Closing arguments by both prosecution and defense in the baseball trial were expected to be fin ished today. It was believed also that prepara- tion of Judge Hugo Friend's charge to the jury would make it impossihle Jor the 12 judges of fact to start de- liberations before tomorrow in decid- ing whether there was a conspiracy to defraud individuals and the public through the alleged paying of $100,000 tc eight White Sox players to throw Jne 1919 worl dseries games. IN AUTO ACCIDENT. / Dr. Ohman And Two Companions in| Car That Turns Over. J. Alfred Svennson, Rev. Dr. S. G. Ohman, pastor of the Swedish Luther ) an church, and his son, George, we-e the mortgaged property with appoint- ment of a receiver to care for remts |- and profits. in an automobile accident yesterday on iterty street when Mr. Svennson turned his machine quickly to avoid 7 Store Closed Wednesday Afternoon, Long Cloth Good quality, limit 10 yards to customer ‘Wednesday Voiles French dotted effects, Wednesday Beach Cloth Wednesday only yard Zlc R T T e Shirting Madras Silk finished cloth, good pattern ki 22¢ Wednesday . .. e s e P R R R Women’s Cotton Hose Strictly first quality, black only, Wednesday .. 3 B 256 . yard Women’s -7 Lisle Hose Double sole, *high - spliced heel. Black, white, fplr: 15c * Lisle Hose Ipswich first quality, black, white, cordovan, semi 29c fashioned ! pair * B S T S ‘Men’s Cotton Hose Strictly black, cordovan, first quality, Laura Hair Nets ‘Wednesday 3 for 23c Clark’s Spool Cotton Wednesday 3 o 12c Brassieres White and flesh, all sizes and perfect .- 16¢c contact with one driven by Council- man A. F. Eichstaedt. The former's machine was slishtly damaged when it turned on its side due to the sharp pull on the steering gear. Mr. Sven- son is making his home here with the ‘ocal minister and the party was on the way to Bristol. CANDY CLEARING HOUSE. National Jobbing Confectioners are Considering Such a Move. Detroit, Aug. 2.—The necessity of es- ‘oblishing a candy clearing house to ng demands of the candy buying public was under consid eration today at the convention of the national jobbing confeceioners’ asso- ciation, The jobbers explain that the publiz {1ste is far from being staple; that one «onfection will be popular for a timc then another will sudéenly *“catch on.” cope with the va Tae clearing house then would re-di: tribute the unpopular brand to new ritory, relieving the dealer of sta 1'onary stock and at ‘the same time re- lcesing’ capital that otherwise would be sewed up. saver, as one would have to pay a great deal more elsewhere. Also dozens of other good values on sale that are not advertised. ORANGE COLORED TICKETS ARE The Fair Shapely Elastic Top Corset Bloomers Windsor Crepe e SRR Bloomers Batiste, in white and pink, all styles 44c Apron Dresses Made of good Percale, elastic ~ 69c¢ waist, rick rack Gingham Aprons Band and Bib styles .. 39C s T Bath Rugs Terry Cloth, good designs and size .... 50c —In the Basement— —In the Basement— Wear Ever Aluminum Fry Pans peew 39¢ cost of production . ... The genuine. —In the Basement— Parowax Full Pound package . . 1 OC —In the Basement— Table Damask 35¢c —In the Basement— Blue Bird, 58 inches France and Germany Expected To n Reparations Terms Shortly. Paris, Aug 2.—Germany and France will probably sign the new rep- arations agreement negotiated by Louis Loucheur and Dr. Walter Rathenau, German minister of reconstruction, in a few days, it was declared by the Petit Parisien today. The agreemen: will be submitted to the supreme allied council for approval when it meets here early next week. The accord which was reached by M. Loucheur and Dr. Ra awaiting ratification government before formal signatures are exchanged. Final det of the plan agreed upon have thus far Leen withheld from the public. henau is merely by the German ' AGREEMENTS READY 1,400 WAR DEAD ARRIVE. Aug. 2.—Bearing the American soldiers Wto the ' United New Yor “odies of 1,40 wet death in France, States transport Castigny reached port yesterday. She docked at the army piers, Hoboken, and the work of removing the coffins from the hold and placing them on the piers began.