New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 15

Vi & RALD, FRIDAY, SEPT SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY Third Floor BETWEEN SEASON GINGHAM DRESSES Made by North Shore Dress Co. $2.95 each Values to $10.00 BESSE-LELAND CO 27 Stores sengor. The Irish leader's means of getting from Cherbourg to Iréland, Dr. Sullivan did not tell Dr. Sullivan, addressed the McSwiney Irish relict the Michael Davitt club Thurs- day evening, and it was during his discussion of the Irish situation that e he made the staiement that on his last trip across the Atlantic he was a fellow pa of De Valera Dr. Sullivan Tells Hartlordites|» coiow passenser or e varera, That He Went to Cherbourg |so.as e fiiivan s “toaay. i had but one companion, and that man looked out for him almost exclusively, the Irish leader keeping to his state- room and having the status of a it passenger. A doctor did see him. “I'm HOW DE VALERA REACHED IRELAND Muriel association in rooms Manila, nard Hartford, Sept Eamon De Val- ora, president of the so-called Irish republic method of getting to Ireland after leaving the United States, | not saying I was the doctor,” added [in ate it is sald, has never been made known, | Dr. Sullivan pines for the left New York last December on the [ At Cherbourg. Dr. Sullivan claimed, Aquitania and landed in Cherbourg. |theére were at least 30 men on the |islands, France, shortly after Christmas. Jookout for De Valera, but the Irish |ha This Is the statement Dr. Daniel F. |leader eluded them by means of his [of the Sullivan of this city, who was a pas- | disguise As wonger on the steamer and who to- It was an Irish name that De Valera day claimed he was one of but two |used on the return trip. “Not so Irish of three persons on the blg liner who |as Sullivan; about as Irish as Collins kmew that Mr. De Va was a pas- ' Dr. Sullivan explained whose archipe soon as will be ! Altho ARCHIPELAGO TOUR GOMPLETED BY W00D - .- Takes Four Momhs to VnSll Islands of Philippines reached & completed a four months’ tour | go y brief confidential re- port is cabled to President a final report of the mission’s finding | prepared. :h Gen Connecticut’s | public \rmy to Ih« n miles by s provinces, in more s, listened to tors regard for America United the de what the plished in ¥ilipino peo Major Gen Cameron | conditior purpose of guiding the administration in its policy toward the |torate pendence under Only indepe Manila yesterday, |so Harding | Since the | satnea’ as Wood has made no ' Platinum TR Truly this is your greatest op- portunity to buy reputable foot- wear at unheard of prices! Women's Black Kid, Patent Kid and Brown Kid Oxfords and Pumps, in turn- $ ed and welted soles, to close out 1‘95 Women’s New Dress Oxfords $4 95 of the new Tony Red shade . 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The government, evidently feal some trouble that has not as yet mu terialized. Emergency Fleet Corp. Closes Another Branch New Orleans, Sept. 2.—Headquarters of the Gulf division of thc Emergency Fleet Corp., were closed here today, virtually ending the labors which at one time engaged 50,000 men in 16 southern towns. The force retained Ly Mana D. T. Williams, numbers but 50 me The Gult division constructed of 707,400 dead weight tons sformed 50 wooden hulls into with a dead weight tonnage of hold Park on La- tickets have which held at the regu- of A., 1oL END COACH FOR LEHIGH. Bethiehem, Pa., Sept. 2.—Red berton. fotmer end at Princeton classmate of Frank Glick, recently ap pointed head football coach at Lehig university, was yesterday named en: coach at the Brown and White. “OVER THE HILL” Fox’s — Saturday °| Frederick Funston, Jr., . Gets West Point Chance San Francisco, Sept. Funston, 18, son of the late Gen. 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