New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1921, Page 3

WE WILL REFUND TO YOU THE DIFFERENCE IN PRICE AND ALSO AN ADDITIONAL TEN PER CENT IF YOU FIND, QUALITY CONSIDERED, Y BR AIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, THE BIGGER BETTER BUSIER STORE MEN’S SOFT COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS Pl white and fancy stripes.. $2 apd $3 values. 89Oc Wednesday morning special. GARDNER, BANDIT, MAKES 4TH ESCAPE Gets Away During Baseball Game and Swims Mile Taconia; Wash., Sept. 6.—Roy Gard- ner, trajn bandit, who escaped yester- day from the federal prison at Me- Neil Island, near here during a break in which one prisoner was killed, ap- parently has reached the mainland, one mile away, prison guards and others declared today when their search of the island had failed to re- veal the missing man. This was Gardner's fourth break for liberty. each time circumstances. Heo escaped yesterday during a base- ball game in the prison grounds Everett Impyn, former Camp Lewis soldier, serving a life sentence, was shot and killed by guards as he fled with Gardner. Lawardus Bogart, an- other prisoner was recaptured after he had been seriously wounded by rifle fira. Bogart was sentenced with Impyn from Camp Lewis. During a tense moment in the base- ball garie, Gardner, Impyn and Bogart made for the prison fence, Gardner cut the wire with a pair of wire cut- ters and passed through, but his com- panions were shot down. Gafning the outside of the enclos- ure Gardner stampeded a herd of cat- tle and using the animals as a barrier trom the guards, reached the woods which skirt the island. There all trace of him was lost. The guards set fire to the woods in an attempt to drive him out. His exploit occurred in the presence of Heoar H. Votow, superintendent of federal prisons and brother-in-law of President Harding. Votaw arrived yosterday morning at McNeil Island on an inspection tour. Gardner is 34 years old. He was arrested in San Diego, Calif., in 1920 and confessed to robbery of a maifl Brooklyn Lady Suffers Breakdown After Husband’s Death Anna O'Hara of 464 Evergreen Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. was in a serious conddtion until she taking Wincarnis. Mrs. Hlineas I had through O'Hara “During my husband's practically worn myself out work and worry” sald Mrs recentl “And so when he passed awny, I had almost reached a state of complete collapse. I could hard- ly eat anything for days afterwards. 1 would feel so weak and exhausted during the day that it was all I could no to get about, and yet when night came I could get no sleep. 1 was fearfully nervous—the least little thing would make me jump. And thie had kept up for days and days. I happened one day to read about Wincarnis and decided to try it, and it certainly has done won- ders for me. By the time I had taken about half of the bottle T be- gan to improve wonderfully and by the time I had taken the whole bot- tle appetite had come back. I was much less nervous and was get- ting quite some at nighe, I really cannot Wincarnis enough. 1 have taken only a few bottles and now I am_ entirely well My insomnia is gone. I have a good apperite and nerves are fine. I really foel like a new woman." Winearnis s $1.10 and $1.95 Special distributor. Drug Co.. 169 Main street all first class Adruggists my sleep praise my PP in two sizes— Dickinson and at Sure Relief For Aching Corns, Callous, Bunions REDgm TOP CALLOUS Takes out soreness, r durn swelling, soothes in, and absorbs hard rn'lh‘ 1vcn you com- ort from the very start. No acid, wo poison, mo danger Handy roll 85, money-back rantes. Mailod anywhece by % Co. Rutiand. Vi Soid by . Main St .. Maln St under sensational | Main floor. PURCHASED HERE LESS ELSEWHERE. WOMEN’S GINGHAM DRESSES All our women’s gingham dresses $2.95 Values to $10.00. Third floor. BOYS’ Lot of boys’ odd trousers. ODD TROUSERS $1.50 values. 79c Second floor. JESDAY M RNING SPECIALS SEPT. 7th,8:30-12:30 O’CLOCK MERCHANDISE 4c Limit 3. BESSE-LELAND CO. 27 STORESF began | | Rough Work by Wrestlers Causes Kan- truck when $87,000 He | escaped from the San recaptured and again time near Portland his sent ce at M On May 19, 1 ited of the Southern was held up at New Castle, Calif., and securities worth $175,000 taken. Gard- ner was captured at Roeville, Calif., a few duyw later. He confessed to this robbery upon urgency of his wife who resides at Napa, Calif, with their child. While on his way to pris shackled his guard and esca time he was captured i Wash., and finally lande the bars, only to make his c- tacular break for fréedou was stolen Diego jail, was escaped, this en route to serve Neil Island the Pacific lim- | | . | Pacific railroad | on he ' This POLICE STOP BOUT. sas Cop's Action. Wichita, Kas. terday stopped between John P 6 Police bout here k of Nebraska and Charlie (Kid) Cutler of Chica heavyweights, after the contestants | had struggled on the m than | an hour. The referce the decision to Pesek. The match was stppped, it stated, b » of rough tions the wrestlers. Pesek obtained after an hour and ur utes wrestling in which fis and feet were used freely. After half an wrestiing the men went at it and in & short time the police hand Sept wrestling yes- mor« awarded was by fall | m took s TO MEET. Commission COMMISSION The Civil Service hold a meeting in the City Hall Thursday evening, September Sth, 7:30 o'clock to examine candidates for permanent fireman and supernumer- ary policemen. All applications must | be in the hands of the secretary ..n‘ will or before Tuesday, S:btember 6th 116 | be of |, | the | Medical MEDICAL SUPPLIES GREAT EXPOSITION Wonders of Profession to Be Seen| at Convention West Baden, Ind., Sept. 6.—The world’s greatest exposition of medical and hospital equipment will be held In | connection with the American Hospital Association convention here Sept. 12 to Everything from X-ray machines and laboratory equipment to dish washing and instrument cleaning devices, will shown to delegates from all parts of | the United States and Canada. The| cost of transportation alone of the ex-| hibits is estimated at $100,000. | Among those who will address the convention are Governor McCray of In- diana; Dr L. Baldwin, of Minneapolis, | ent ~ of the ociation; Dr O'Hanlon, of New York: Dr. Emerson, Washington; Dr. A \ ckmayer, Cincinnati; Dr. Frank | Chicago, and Dr. F. R. Na- Santa Barbara, Cal The_ training of nurses, methods of securing hospital efficiency, hospital dietary, food preservation and hospital | 1dministrative problems will be mmn.,‘ the subjects discussed at the meeting: At present the constituent organiza- tions numbering 15 are the American | Association of Hospital Social Work- the American Hospital Association, American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons, the American Association, the American Nurses' Association, the Association of American Medical Colleges, the Catho lic Hospital Association of ‘the United FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS e _— - | has just | who was the c: ALWAYS MORE VALUE FOR LESS MONEY. Hull, England. The wreckage ploded and fell during her trial of the giant dirigible, which ex- s, is shown in the Humber river, a mass of tangled fabric and steel. Men in small boats are shown searching for bodie and American aviators who lost their lives in the ZR-2 disaster at States and Canada, the Federation of| State Medical Boards of the U, S., the| Medical Department of the U. S. Army, the Bureau of Medicine of the United States Navy, the United States Public Health Service, ‘and during the year there has been added the National Or- ganization of Public Health Nursin; the National League of Nursing Educa- tion, and the National Tuberculosis Associa- tion, Inc. HUSBANDS BEWARE Revolver Duel Fought by Man and Wife For Possession of Baby---Father's o Condition Serious. Geneva, Sept. 6.—A revolver duel| for the possession of a baby daughter taken place at Bregenz, on| Constance, between the father and moth a wealthy couple, namea Keller, divorced a few months ago at | the demand of the husband. It is charged that the young and pretty wife, aided by her chauffeur, use of the divorce, en- tered the Keller villa at midnight and | revolver in hand demanded the child. | Several shots were exchanged and the | husband fell wounded in both arms. The mother took the baby from its bed, carried it to the automobilée and disappeared. Mr. Keller's condition ns] serious. Lake 100,000 petitions were ent to the Federal government last year asking for the adoption of the metric system in this country. More than the American Dietetic Association DIES A REPUBLICAN. Belfast, Sept. 6.—The first recorded | instance of a republican being in the Ulster constabulary, which almost exclusively composed of Protestants and ex-service men, came to light recently ‘\\hon Constable Michael Watters, a | member of the Ulster special force shot himsclf. A letter which he left con- tained the following: | 1 plainly see there is no fair play i this country now. Try to think of me “1\ a noble-hearted lrishman.'’ Albert Horn, stag for 44 years has never speech, member of the Reich- made a UNSWCETENED | APQRATED MILK With the cream left in! GEE ITS Toc BAD YOUR LITTLE CHICK. HAD T'DIE, AN'T IT. TAGALONG 7 N / = MOM SAID SHE'D GWE ME ANCTHER “TO HEAVEN NEAU-BUT ? ONE NEXT MOM, WILL MY LITTLE CHICK Go WELL - \You'LL HAVE To WAIT of British | “I am a soldier | | of the Irish republican army and die so. | CHEMISTS IN NEW YORK Society Convention—Eminent in Scholars Are pected to Arrive - From Montreal Gathering. York, Sept. 6.—The American chemical society began a convention her today which is expected to de- velop into one of the greatest inter- national conferences in the history of the science of industry. Sev ndred leading chimists of Great Britain and Canada who have been attending the convention of the society of the chemical industry of Great Britain at Montreal are expect- ed to arrive Wednesday to join with the Americans in a discussion of post war chemistry, with particular em- New Bargain Basement. 27 CITIES phasis on the dye industry and chemi« cal warfare. More than 3,000 scientests are ex- pected to attend the sessions which will continue through September 10. CONFERENCE BEGINS. London, Sept. 6, (By Associated Press).—The fifth world's conference of Methodists opened formally this evening in Wesley chapel here. The 500 delegates. 300 of whom are Am- ericans, will hear the opening ser- mon by the Rev. S. P. Rose of Mon- treal, Quebec. The conference will be continued until Sept 17. In England it is unlawful to play billiards in a public place on Sunday, Christmas Day or Good Friday. highest waterfall, is 1904 feet New Zealand" called -the Sutherland, high. After Every Meal IGLEYS WRIGLEY S « UIC.Y FRUI CHEWING GUM Still 5¢ WRIGLEY'S has steadily kept to the pre-war price. And to the same high stand- ard of quality, No other goody lasfs so long—costs so little or does so much for vou. Handy to carrv—benciicial in effect—full of flavor—a solace and comfort for young and old. THE FLAVOR LASTS OH, MoM, IT HASNT GONE T HEAVEN VET \RJ LoOK. ~