New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 18

BANKING INTERESTS | T0 EXPLOIT RUSSIA American, English an® German . Companies Interested Sept. 30 Associat Ameri Berlin n and and German banking Interests have begun negotiations look! tion through toward co-opera- | the rehabilitation of Russin of iet republic, the fAnanci industrial enterprises In the So ac which has ested commercial circles cordi to Information reached inte her The he extended the spect made,” « of a London the that ter Soviet gover but had aiming mame nations.' The Rum stood to have purpose of the German interests 1 told trankly this time of making party to the contract object of “a solicitous movement The Ru take it for tional b we plannir benevolent exploitation of Russia, which would not only yield them pr but would help to stabilize th tain economical situation there Certaln Russians here who have ¢ played lively In these tiations Assert is a bility they will regardless of whether the Russian govern ment stands or falls, although it ndmitted fhat at this time the only rosult of ho movement has been to pocure the promise of a number of in dividual but strong, banking houses in each of the three countries to support the plan if good evidence is offerod that the Soviet government will give the foreign financiers a free hand “A number of forelgn banks and particularly English concerns already have placed large sums at the dis posal of the and also have wold them mu e, In ma Instanc would not n that would proposed a with the xovernment tracts which might be the representatives of which is promoting declared. He added gun that istance convictio Russian re house movement negotiations be it established yment was no longer * o the right, and thing essentially oal of other republican were was th vung At s as the slan government is under informed of the English and have by ention at [ fourth been Amercen to there was no in ussia a but and only profitable ed to have the are belle that interest there pos succeed present . srman Indus- trialist who s Interested in numerous Russian movements. “Other declined the Russinr fatly with ot orns have commerce have Soviet and the actions these concerns have been widely wertisod, The fact of the r or I8 and many financiers se whether the present fussian > vails or not vast fe in Russia for the ines are waiting men who ultimately must develop the country's latest re sources, ax well a ate the present run-down in A Russian refug woalthy and a mew regime, not darin flo the Bovi in pov “ de elded to dovote his efforts to promot- ing plans to “exploit” Russia at range, hoping to in the profits that will later make Rocketel lors of Russ ‘I know Ru slans and [ understand what & government exlsts there,” this man 4. “This which alled notwithstanding prophe dles of its down-fall every month for the last will not be im- mediately but gradually will give giving way, more reasonable The new government will represent the different throu . once er of the old long share many fa and T know the Rus- kind of government four years overthrown it radical les re been to a and a ime clasmes h its age ! the United States of Itussia a4 States In natural re sources than the United of America. This new deprived of ready money war and revolution will the advent of forelgn eapital and foreign experts and T am convinced they will as they sow Investments. Ho the present otiations, he had seretly,’ succeod richer States state, by welcome reap profits oxpressed belief that the which he sald were proceeding large icasure although responses from America had not Indicated the pro posal was being considered there favorabl ' | En and and many. The Germans are particularly anxious to co-oper with the Fng Heh and the Amer ™ he explained Brooklyn Lady Suffers Breakdown After Husband’s Death Mrs. Anna O'Hara Avenue, Brooklyn werious on takin under would r- of 464 N. Y until Evergreen was she “During practically w work and recenily away I had of complote ly eat for I would feel so weak and durin day th ' eould wahi tearfully thing ' this had k “L hapy about Wincarn i, and It ta dors for me By taken k it half of gAn to Impro onder the had ale my appetit was much e ting quite roully enough. | Bottles and My insompia good appetite fine. 1 really woman."” Winearnis is $1.10 and $1.95 Special distributor, Dickinson Drug Co.. 168 Main street, and at my husband's (lness I oat Mrs when he reached a ollapse. 1 could hard \fterwards. exhaustec nad through O'Hara ed | . myself rry ald And so anythir days no t ind decided to t has done the T I had bottlo T be ully and by n the whole bot pack. 1 and was get at nighe, I Winearnis | only a few | entirely well. | u re new time ne 1 tak had ¢ ™ ep e taken ome annot pr have now I gone I have and foel In my nerves ke a In two sizos— P |2 oniy | the | p even individual commercis alli represent them “another link in a friendship which may later re- wult in & new Germany, able again to take her place among the great financial powers of the world.” Danbury ¥ the Da races have $600 for e the Natiorml will govern divided Two or more same ownership or in the stable may race horse may be enteretl in two only, upon payment of one entrance fee. Five t r. four to start. The entries cl uesday, 20, with tary M program follows: o Races. Purses for §) horse to $8,400, rules of n bury fair been incr (Oct or the classes, 50, 25, 15 and 10 per “horses under the control or trained same start any One <optember G The Monday, O 26 Trot Rundle $600 $600 $600 $600 2:16 Trot £600 Wednesday, $600 $600 $600 Thursday, Oct. 6 13 Trot 2:17 P J 17 Trot Friday, 13 Pace 30 Trot .. $600 . $600 $600 Oct . $600 $600 $600 under sanction »f American Automobile association ind the personal direction of Horace Murphy The ind squalls \mong sailors equatorial seas, where calms Itern: known 18 the doldrums. are The pick of the Red army lined up for the big Bolshevik mili- tary review in front of the old duma, Moscow, in August. ANOTHER BIG FOOD SALE SATURDAY OCT 1st. YOU ARE SURE TO GET SUPER VALUES Armour’s Star 8 Ib Average PORK LOINS n 20Ci PURE FOOD SPECIAL MORNING SALE FROM 9:00 TO 12:30 ., SIRLOIN, ROUND CUT FROM PRIME STEER BEEF SPECIAL 3:00 PRIME Roasts LEAN nis HAMBUR/ LEAN RUMPI CORNED BE SLICED BEE 2 1bs " LIVER 3 Ibs 25¢ TAL L ALL GUALN MOHICAN BEST v MERY BEST WHITE WHOLE NEW STOCK CRISCO MILK CHE . 1b 26¢c b 20c¢ MONEY SAVING GROCERY S| D w» 39¢C . ACKE RS o 21c e $1.29 P.—G. ST IN THE CITY — DINNER BLE COCOA . GOLD FLOUR BROW. SUGAR THE FIN JE JUICY ONS 33c YELLOW TURNIPS doz IAL 9.00 3 4 2DC SOLID HEAD CABBAGH o 80 RAISINS e, w24 | ca LARGE NO. 1 POTATOES . FRESH SOLID MEAT OYSTERS .,..... pint SMOKED Shouldersb. 12¢ JED JCIALS WHITE PTHA SOAP (;I.UI!I".. l"-’ 15 : o _ < | PEARS 10¢ HERE —— READ THIS AND COMPARE Small Lean PORK CHOPS ™ 200 ’ 367 MAIN STREET) BE SURE AND TAKE ADVANTAGE SPECIAL FROM 9:00 TO 12:30 e —— SMALL LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ... Ib 15c. ——WHILE THEY LAST—— ¢ LEGS YEARLING LAMB ... 5 LAMB FORES TO STEW b 18c} . b 10¢ —ALL DAY SPECIALS— SUGAR CURED TO M. Ib. 18c 5:00 P. v PRIME VE. SWIFT'S FRESH STEWING FOWL .. SWIFT'S FRESH ROASTING FOWL FRESH PIGS FEET) 3 Ibs 25c RUMPS BEST WHITE PURE (IISutter Ib. 43¢ Eggs doz. 37¢ | Lard2lbs.27¢ SWIFT'S GEM NUT MARGARINE SWIFT'S PREMIUM “OLEO™ TRY THEM AND SEE . wn 14c 5 “’)‘: T O 24518 . 21bs zsc Slant23C 5 bars 29c SPECIAL 1:00 TO 6:00 P. M. FINE GRANULATED e dC SUGAR 17 Ibs. $1.00 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES e s 1 g bas. 89c | ™ 19c LLOW loc 10c . 41bs FANCY BALDWIN APPLES 4 qts 250 2 qts TO 11.00 A. M. SOUND 39c 15 1b pk FANCY MILK FED BROILERS .. DETECTIVE BURNS 70 START NEW SCHOOL Curricnlom for Slenths Will Be ‘ Greatly Varied New York, Bept. 30.—Department of Justice agents are going to school to read books and learn how to be de- tectivee. The curriculum of the school, just started by the bureau ot investigation, includes study of such technicalities as the laws of search and arrest, rudi- ments of evidence, righta of citizens and preparation of cases for prosecu- tion. Willlam J. Burns, chief of the bu- reau, explained that establishment of tho school was the first step to do away with hit-or-miss methods, ‘“We are golng to teach our men to get results,” he said, “Blipshod inves- tigation, making discoveries only by chance, is going to stop. And men who ——— e cunnot be taught to be effective will ba dropped, “Federal investigators are going to loarn right away that are not to flash thelr chields for their own amusement; and they ure going to learn that the real object of this bu- reau is to protect citizens and to pre- vent erime, not just to arrest crooks. We are not going to set the wosld afire, but wo are going to give this country a detective service of which its citisens oan be as proud as the English are of Sootland Yard.” Bdward J. Brennan, division super- intendent of the bureau, asserted that, to permit department officials to got a line on their men, recruits would put in a month of study before being placed on active duty, “Otherwise he would be helpless when he started ouc,’’ he continued, “If without training he were sent out to investigate a bank robbery, he would not evep know where to besin, He would not know how to proceed with a search without getting into legal difMculties. He would not know where the state and federal jurisdie- tions overlapped. ““That 1ast is one of the most com- plicated points of all, For example, a robbery on Park Row is a matter for the state authorities, but & rob- bery 20 feet away in the post office HARTFORD Ei it ] B | it % ¢ | | I § 1 i i i ] £ £ H BEST DISPLAYS OF WOMEN'’S SUITS — AT POPULAR PRICES — Unusually fascinating are our new suits. Rich plle fabrics, and others of soft velvety finish, an irresistible combination. produce FOR WOMEN DUVET DE LAINE SUITS $59.50 Ma terials, in particular, excel all previous offerings. FOR MISSES $45.00 Straight line model, plain or embroidered, in =art tailored styles, long coat, plain or belted Marvella Suit, fTrimmed Suit of duvet de laine, Tweed Suits, $45.00. Suits, $25.00. Sizes 16—44. MATERIALS - y " 2 Erminte, Mousseyne, Duvet de Laine, Tricotine, Marvella, Yalama. Sale of Boys’ Clothing and Furnishing§ , CROMPTON CORDUROY SUITS WITH EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS, $10.50 - y Extra well and strongly made to stand hard wear. Suits in a beautiful shade of dark Browf. A splendid school Buit at a very low price. Sizes 7 to 13 years only. long flare coat, Jersey Suits, $27.50. tricotine or yalama. ALSO OTHER SUITS. $275.00. $85.00, taupe wolf trimmed, $98.50. Erminie Suit, sq Mousseyne Suit, $145.00. ", Tricotine Oxford Suits, straight lines, $37.50. Auétralian Opossum, Wolt Suits, $45.00 to $98.50. Fur trimimed Velour TRIMMINGS. Beaver, Nutria, Wolf, Caracul, Seal. pants doubles the life of the suit." BOYS’ $1.00. BOYS' UNION SUITS—Made Bqys' Furnishings. Good right prices. ; Rubber Coats, $3.65. Belts, 50c and $1.00. WINTER PAJAMAS—One and two-plece styles. of heavy gray jersey. quality, at the Sweaters, Sies 6 to 16 years only. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Remember, the extra pair: of trimmed with handsome fur and perfectly tailored, " > For Saturday: Special 89¢c. Odd Pants, $1.00. $2.25. Sleeping Garments, 75c. Neckties, 39c and 50c. Three New Brunswick Phonograbhs ——AND AT A LOWER PRICE— New Model — Style 200 $100 For low price cabinet beautiful to look at and have all lar wherever they are. COLLEG BEST FOR THE GROWL: are lightly boned, $6.00. Lace straps over evening wear or with sweaters. Phonographs, Be sure to see them Saturday. IRL CORSETS College Girl Corsets are best for the growing girl, the athletic girl and the dancing girl. excellent materials. Bust Confiners for slender the shoulder, no height in 50c. New Model — Style 207 $125 nothing those exclusive They are the best phonographs. WOMEN’S NG GIRL Women’s Fibre Silk Hose in shades. They $2.00 © giage. fAgures. back No Children’s fine for values. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TUATS FINE MR GALE — T'LL EXPECT YESSIR= MY MAN WILL BE MERE N THE MORNING Jack of All Trades! OH-THATS” MR.GALE —~ THE FELLOW TUAT LWES™ IN TWE NEXT WHAT'SS HE Do, PoP? OH, EVERYTHING-UES A * PAINTER-CARDENTER.— DLUMBER - MECHANIC-ARTIST = IN FACT THERE ISNT" ANY- THING MR.GALE ~, (AN (& el CAN'T -3 87 g equals these new Brunswick models. features which make Brunswick machines so popu- These are subject to slight that do not affect wearing quality. New Model — Style 210 $150 They are FIBER SILK HOSE 50c. the Regular 76e¢ ribbed . cotton ‘Storkings In back, white and brown at 25c a pai¥, are excellent CAN HE WIGELE HIS EARS, new gray'’ irregularities - Mole,