New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, VE H]R U]Nfi | ZR—Z ITEAVING GROUND ON FATAL FLIGHT 'AGATION JOURNEY w Britain Young Women Will Spend Eight Days on Water DRESS SHOES—SCHOOL SHOES—WORK SHOES Misses Grace and Alice Thompson of 4 Qriswold stroot, will leave tomor- ) row on an elght-day ocean trip, on bk - o L, 3 ; e o Rt B o T ae 4 2 AR g Wi X S o Ladies’ Dress Shoes Misses’ Dressy Men’s Dress Shoes They will sail from New York on the Bl o P . PR i o g and Oxfords School Shoes and Oxfords e Rl e e Lk B s : ; By Mgt : ) Black and brown, all in black and brown, in black and brown, e St John's River, returning by the i <Xl iy o ; : o ! 3 styles. Kid or Calf all styles Mrs. Bertha Drown, of 38 Linwood street, loft today for New York, where ] . and and ane has secured first cabin passage S ] A and . ‘brough the Quigley agency on the|of all parties, must govern an agree- This is the start of the last trip of the ZR-2 which exploded when its | 5§ = vnard line stcamer Carmenia, for|ment.” trial flight was almost complete. The picture s taken just as the| 5 z Laverpool — dirigible was leaving the ground at Howden, England. & See Our Bargain Tables Men S V\ork Shoes Back to “Old Country. S e A S S 3 —For— Boys’ Sturdy Blucher and Scout The following Italians left this ublin, Sept. 9.—Irish newspapers fd Ladies’ White Canvas 3 ; . morning for New York, from which [ (oived the iest noto trom premicr | SPANIARDS DEFEAT MOORS | HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT e Ot School Shees Special ... €1 Q8 pert they will sall tomorrow on the Lioy: 3 - 2, . . soyd Georze to Eamon De Valera / At Shoaide “""“r‘ of the|favorably but it must be remembered g T and Pumps 9 to 13 .. $1 98 ransatlantic-Ttallan line for Genoa, 3 MEnTreinTne The | s = | Wostan ibouin : z Frremrcto Rt ooy Pu‘r"""‘:'\clolf ;{;c:ol;“l:\.:‘(?'“gn:;l;‘nllll::‘ PAl(l(":ll:; l‘;:g Sacceed in Establishing Block-House | World Conference of Mcthodists 1 $1 00 - Mcnvs SpeClal ]'-“‘_le of 714 Oak street, Nikola, Marya. Gui-|note opened the door wider than be-| Near Melilla, Despite Fierce Oppo-| Adopts Resolutions on Irish Situa- 1to 2.... 2 49 Gun Calf Oxfords #eppl, Carmininia, Marya (2nd), Se-|fcre, and that the “form of the invi- : ® Engli verjo and Grozeppina Daviro of Booth |tation gets rid of embarrassing con-| Sition of Tribesmen. tion a¢ London. Compare OUR PRICES : o glish last. sireot; tilio Gervazi of 157 North|ditions and limitations which would| . ot o (By Associated| London, Sept. 9.— (By Associated p: 2Y5 to 575 . $2 98 $2 90 street; Nespeca Fillippo of oomith |have fottered discussion. o o |Press))—Spanish troops engazed in|Press)—The world’s conference o |8 With Others. Nazarena, Marie and Saverio| The Irish Independent rema. es*tablishing a block-house near this| Methodists at the outset of this morn- Durnardi of 61 Smith street. that the original six conditions im- z e posed by Lloyd George has been either | €/tY. attacked and routed a force of |, sion adopted a resolution de- gl waived or left open for discussion and | Moorish tribesmen in a flerce fight| . = the conference hoped that s R e e 2l SPECIALS ON HOSIERY VALERA REAI]Y pressed hope that the Inverness con- | tonded to """Fe“ convoys engaged in| . iaions between the British gov- | PRl ference will be held. The Irish Times |revictualling Epanish postitions at| .., ot and the Irish republicans for declared: Cassancva. i a solution of the Irish question. The (B8 Tadies’ Pure Silk ............ 85(‘, Men’s Pure Silk . ............ 69c “We assume and hope that the gov- Roprcsuntnu‘\'os of the DBeni Sicar, resolution said: crnment'’s six reservations have been M!mu‘ll:‘x n{nd I‘éanjfly;:l tribes have ap- “This conference, representing al- 4 ; abandoned, but the reply shows they |reared before Gen. Berenguer, Span-|;ost 40,000,000 adherents is watching s QG B B s e e ish high commissioner, and asked for | with praverful and deeply soncitious | MR Ladies’ Silk ................. 65C Men’s Lisle, 6 pair ....... $ l 00 , > Roger Sweetman. formerly Sinn amnsty,but the high commissioner | interest, the present attempt at a sat- (Continued From First Page). Fein member of the British parlia- |insisted that they surrender all their|jstactory and permanent adjustment | 3 . . 5 : . e— e ment, for Wicklow who resigned his|arms before negotiations will be com-|o¢ Irish affairs, and fervently hopes Ladies’ Fiber Silk 49 Men’s Cotton, 12 pair . ... $1 00 note made public last night was con- |seat as a protest against physical force [ menced. In he event that these|that complete success may crown the C ° #ldered as a demand for definite re- |being brought against Ireland, writes|tribes submit to the Spaniards it will | negotiations.” - 4 3 £ ply from the Irish republican leader |to the Irish Independent, declaring | be possible for the Spanish army toad-| The delegates unanimously ordered Ladies’ Cotton, 12 Pairs Men’s Work Socks, 85 and a plein declaration that the writ- | the government's offer cannot be fin-|vance as far south as Gourgougou|that copies of tha resolution he sent i i 1 00 Mixed Cotton, 12 pair Cc ing of notes between Dublin and Lon- |ally refused and war renewed without | without a struggle. to Premier Lloyd George and > 3 |2 e 1 1 don cannot be continued. It was be- {a conference. , T De Valera, the Irish republican leader. | B Misses’ School Hose, 25c Boys’ Heavy School $ l 00 R > lleved that Premier Lloyd George had —_— WORLD'S BEST MEET. 15 5 2 pai H 29¢ pai Toai smoothed the way for a acceptance s 2 2C per pair or z pair . ........ 0se, ~JC palr or 4 pair . by De Valera and his colleagues of the | BRICK BUSINESS IS 100 Premier Tennis Players to Com- AR LD LT (B9 S d per p 4 i invitation to confer with members of & the British government at Inverness | SEEMINGLY IMPROVED pete at Germantown Club. Detroit Suicide Tdentified as “Shadow” pptember 2 Set. 9.—Wi Maber, Prominent 30 Years Ago. | § ; i - on September 20 Philadelphia, Set. 9.—With the abe o s : 413-415 Main > Watch our win- Govt. Reaches Limit. weather fair and barometric readings| o\t gept. 9.—The body of a | The text of the cabinet's reply to ¥ £ k. | iuspiring optimism that it would con- 2 : - Street 4 ¢ dows o De Valera, prominently displayed |Improved Prospects for Firms Mak- | ' 0 o0 throughout the day more|Ban Who committed suicide here a (R 1d ek ST 2 , See r in the papers here today, and the ; 100 of the world's best tennis players | week ago has been identified, authori- | |8 oors south o : 5 A ing Bricks Used in Paving Arc p opinion was generally expressed that ng were gathered at the Germantown|ies announced today, as that of |l East Main St . ¢ ; Bargain Tables. the government had gone as far as Reported by Manufacturers. Cricket club this morning for the U.|“Shadow” Maber, prominent 30 years o i M possible There was considerable ) 3 N i S. National Lawn Tennis singles cham- | 4z0 as a lightweight boxer and at onz New Britain A < oney saved on spoculation as to the nature of Mr.| Cleveland, Sept tion in the ‘oav. | Pionship tournament. The honor of |time a contender for the lightweizht | 4 > WORLDS LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS De Valera's reply to the note, and |pects for plant operation In the PAV-|,,cning the meeting was awarded to|championship. Fro m1891-1894 Maber Conn. -~ ; evel urchase. h advice iven him by the |irg brick industry during the coming e Ay SOR NES (g VR LML DY the |1t 8 = 'S [Wm. T. Tilden 2nd, holder of the|was credited with a long string of vic- various journals. winter, over conditions which have |\ . " ; - th & long st Basis For Di fo revailed for the last few minters, are | WOrld and United States titles, who|tories on the Pacific coast. Maber e RESYS = ' was scheduled to take one of the courts | cume to the United States from Aus- “It is impossible to say'’ sald the [indicated by a recent questionnaire to s d r at noon against Trving Wright, veteran [ tralia about 1890 with the declared in- Dafly News, “that e | members of the national paving brick | * 0 . vasds by patithe’ peesent nox of many tournaments, tention of carrying away the title. As asks anrthing whatever of Ireland |manufacturers’ association, according that is not freely conceded by Aus- [to an announcement made today by fer as known here he has no relaives tralia, Canada and the ruling majority | Maurice B. Greenough, secretary. Clove trees grow to a height of|:n this country. He was 55 years of YOU'LL SAVE of South Africa. This may not be the | Replies from 71 companies having (40 feet. e MORE BY basis for an agreement, but it ap- |a normal output of 4,670,000 tons - e, pears monstrous to say it is not the |show that 56 producers with an ag- ¢ AR basis for a discussion.’ gregate capacity of 3,630,000 tons ex- For Or Against Settlement. pect to be in full production during The Daily Chronicle says In the |the next six months. Nine companies M| Sirloin Small answor they send to London, De Val- | representing 639,000 tons report the Porterhouse Lean era und his friends must decide |prospects of operation as doubtful. Round Smoked “whether th e for or against a set- |Six companies only, with 301,000 tons 3 3 tlement. " of capacity, expect to be shut down. . d Sbouiders hey will do well.” the newspaper |Last winter approximately 60 per cent ¢ ¥ : continued, “to clear their minds of any |of production was closed down. bt § . ‘ 7 ¥ fdea that because the government has — —— e b l4c preferred the soft answer that turns UNCLE SAM KNOWS BATS PURE FOOD 367 MAIN STKEET away h, it will vield in any de- St. Augustine, Fla., Sept. 9.—Unele 5 greo on the fundamental issue ofUnity |gam officlally has recognized the within the empire.’ existence of the huge colony of bats . - = s 0 el Doubt whether De Valera will re- | which makes headquarters in the gar- 3 IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN MEATS PICK YOUR CHOICE HERE ply that the only guarantee that he | ret of the old postoffice building here, H: T > - " » . ean accept will be a guarantee of | the coquina structure on the Plaza g Ancy 30c¢ LEGS WHITE 23c¢ PRIMI RIB 25 complete separation is volced by the | known throughout the country asthe A -1 YOUNG VEAL .... Ib ROASTS Bl ceee b (4 Daily Express. which adds one-time palace of the Spanish gov- g < & 16 Rl P ROASTS 24 CHUCK Way Will Be Found. ernors of Florida. Old inhabitants de- ceeeeeees C . - C ROASTS BEEF “We belicve a way will yet be |clare the bats are =o ancient that they a 5 z 18 found to secure to Ireland the lib- |screech in Spanish, but the federal comes y B came croes ... » 35¢ y [ erty and freedom within the empire | government apparently does not de- that will ensure her every measure of | sire to preserve them as a relic of tho § 120 5 5 40C sperity and development to which | Spanieh occupation, for it has author- £ =i i spires as a self-governing domin- ::a the postmaster to contract for PORK 280 S ! 14C eir eradication. o S “If the earnest desire of all but a T 4 ",'“. o ps 280 fraction of southern Ireland could REDLANDS WANT GAMES B FOWL ........... CEOESIC cead @ctbrmine the matter,” remarked the | Manager George Scheyd, Jr., of the j| FRE d 20 Duily Telograph, ““the DBritish gov- [ Redland football club has issued a X 3 JLDERS PR A FURTS ... C einmant's invitation unquestionably | challenge to any 115 pound football would b ceepted without delay, with | eleven in the State of Connecticut and 3 the purpose and resolve to attain in|is busily filling out a schedule of i BEST FRESH CREAMERY tho proposed conference that settle- | games for the coming season. Games ment the country Is craving. We shall | may be booked by communicating with e . e how far De Valera and his col- | Manager Scheyd of 160 High street B B Vit W utter C-LLggs J doz thelr ponsibility in this regard to » 3 ' the pation for which they claim to " SPECIAL ALI' GUARANTE Door Is Wide Open. oy it s = S e ‘The London Times declared that if { ; ’ AR EM NUT zzc \\nf’{ E MILK PURE ‘x EANUT 2 1bs 31 the Binn Fein regards Lloyd George's \q Y l\ Lo 5 §| MARGARINE .... 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