New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1921, Page 5

. HUDSON RIVER MAY |, BE MADE SEA-BOJND Officials to Inspect Waters for Better Transportation New York, Oct. 17.—A large party of federal and state officials and busi- ness men leave today on a trip of in- vestigation up the Hudson river and throu®h the barge canal to Buffalo. The excursion is being held under the auspices of the New York State Waterways Conference committee, which issued a thousand invitations. The party is due in Buffalo Saturday. John A. Dunlop, chairman of the committee, in announcing plans for the trip said that the object was to ac- quaint business men and, legislators with ‘the possibilities ~of water trans- portation within the state. He declar- ed that the barge cana! and Hudson river are the natural outiets for sea- bound shipments from the#Middle West. Opposition to participation of the United States in building the proposed St. Lawrence ship canal was voiced-by Mr. Dunlop, He pointed.out that 30 per cent of the federal (a}l,! are paid by New York state and saidwthe com- mittee objected to the use of any of this money for the construction of a water- way, the greater part of which would be on Canadian territory. The excursionists expect to stops at Albany, Utica, Syfacuse, Rochester and Buffalo, where recep- tions have been arranged by local civic and trade organizations. Most of the trip will be made by water but certain portions will be covered by automobile. make BOTH SIDES SEEM" MUCH DISPLEASED Neither Connecticut Company Nor Em- ployes Are Satisfled With' Arbi- tration Wage. New Haven, Oct 17.—Dissatisfaction with the award of the arbitrators in the Connecticut Company’s controversy with their :mph&n over a new wage scale is said fp held ‘by both sides. Joseph F. Berry, the company’s ar- bitrator, filed with the decision a min- ute expressing objections to certain fea- tures of the award and while James H. Vahey for the men approved of the finding the men |themselves apparently are unsatisfled as it stands and. will stand. It is understood the men object to the retroactive effect of -the decrease in the wage scale because it will mean that each man will have to pay back an excess in wages paid since June 1, The men asked for a maximum wage scale of 60 cents an hour, the company had offered 50 and the award is 55. It was who work- Tegniarl. = June 1 would have t6 pay back in all about $50. No statement has been issued as yet by any officer of the Connecticut Co. as President L. 8. Storrs was away over the week-end.” John J,_ Looney, president of the local trolleymen’s union would not comment today. The union's regular meeting will be Novem- ber 4. Members said that the reduc- tion in wages did not disturb them so much as the requirement to pay back the excess. The full decision of the arbitrators was signed by John K. Beach as chair- man ANOTHER VETERAN RETURNS. Carl G. Anderson of 520 Washing-' ton street, has returned home after a two month’s stay at the government hospital, U. S. P. H. S, No. 4% at Perryville, Md.; where he has been undergoing treatment for nervous breakdown. He is a veteran of Co. I, 102nd Inf. U. S. and served with that company in all its campaigns in France. His nerves, when he was discharged, were in a very bad con- dition, and after he had been treated for a number of months at.home, ‘he ‘was sent to the hospital. . There under the care of govérnment nerve special- ists, he gained so rapidly that after two months, he was well-enough to be discharged. OON’FERENE IN TORONTO. Parliament \of ' Printers Begins Its 35th Annual 'Session Today. Toronto, Oect. 17.—Delegates from all parts of the United States and Canada were here today for the open- ing of the 35th annual convention of the United Typothetate of America or “parliament of printers.” Annual meetings of several af- filiated organizations will be held during the week including the em- ploying bookbinders of America, the tariff printers association apd the in- ternational trade compositors’ asso- clation. ? DYED HER WRAP, SKIRT, SWEATER AND DRAPERIES Every ‘‘Diamond Dyes'’ package tells how to dye or tint any worn, faded gar- ment or drapery a new rich color that will not streak, spot, fade or rur. Per- fect home dyeing is guaranteed witn Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye 1s wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. For fifty-one years millions of women have been us- ing ‘‘Diamond Dyes’ to add years of wear to their old, shabby waists, skirts, dresses, coats, sweaters, stockings, dra- peries, hangings, everything! FACES DEPORTATION larry Valentine, First Division Mascot, Tries To Enter U. S. Again New York, N. Y, October 17. /—For the Second time since he \reached the land of the dough- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, army' transport, Harry Valentine, once mascot of the First di on, A E. F., faced deportation at Ellis Island today. Three years ago he escaped being, sent back to Belgium when Miss Marian Klaus, a Red Cross nurse, who knew him overseas, gave bond that he never would become a public charge. She Last week Harry was brought back to the immigration station from a pro- tectorate in Arlington, N, J., charged with being incorrigible. His benefac- tress, in tears, said she had lost con- trol of him. So Harry, who has been mascot also for Australian, English and French troops looks out of a window in 1921, best, for he is an orphan and has no relatives in Belgium. TO BOX AT TULSA. Tulsa, Okla., Sept. 17.—The Mike Gibbons-Mike O'Dowd fifteen round middleweight boxing contest sched- day night, October 18, has been trans- ferred to Tulsa and scheduled for one week later—Tuesday, October 25, it was announced. The $35,000 purse guaranteed the boxers will stand. Electric wheel-chairs are now pro- 5 CITY ITEMS Victrolas and Records, Henry Morans. —advt. Max D. Honeyman of the Homey- man Auto Sales company is on & bk\)ys he followed from France on an|supported him and sent him to schook SPECIALLY PURCHASED JUST ARRIVED € vould expect the price tags to say $45.00 or And Here’s Another Wonder-Value As Timely As It Is Remarkable $32.50, $39 and $42 FUR TRIMMED T~ SUITS at MANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRES FOR A SWAGGER FUR-TRIMMED SUIT WILL BE FULFILLED BY DELIGHTED WOMEN AFTER THEY HAVE SPENT ABOUT FIVE MINUTES AMONG THIS SPECIAL LOT OF BRAND NEW GARMENTS @ THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN SEEN BEFORE. The. fabrics are Duvetyn and Velour and every one is perfecfly tailored. Besides the fur trimmings, many of them carry designs of heavy silk embroidery, giving them an additional dressy look without detracting from their simple straight lines. The belts can be worn all around or slibped inside, leaving the circular back to hang loose. The colorg are the same as those of their higher priced neighbors; brown, navy, Sorrento and reindeer,;and the only item whic “differs from the expectations of even the most fastidious is the exiremely low price. They are all $32.50, $39.00 and $42.00 Suits, priced to accommodate $22 50 . the careful buyer, at ......c.eoceeoeeecenon Anniversary Specials in Fur Chokers Beaverette Chokers with Fur Balls and Tails. . ... $5.98 Opossum Chokers in Stone Marten or Baum Mar- tentipped . - o i R N T T 698 Blue Squirrel Chokers .. ........................ 698 Three Skin Squirrel Chokers ................... 10.98 Genuine Baum Marten, Fox . Chokers ........... 19.00 Kt Box Chokeérs: . ... .. ... . 1t bl 2 22,50 Two Skin Double Jap Mink Chokers ............ 29.00 Three Skin Natural Fitch Chokers with Head and Rl o e LT at s L e 008500 Natural One Skin Stone Marten Chokers ....... 25.00 TOM, NOW You BE CAREFUL You DON’T HURT ANY OF THOSE YOUNGSTER AW, COME ON DADDY AND PLAY WITH US! 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There are pictures, vases, aluminumware, smoking y more splendid pieces. Every one They're in ‘a wide range of the latest styles—in the season’s newest materials, Normandy cloth, American Wool Bolivia, and Velour and the most popular shades of navy, brown and reindeer. Every coat is handsomely lined and interlined. On plain lines, some with heavy embroidery, many fur trimmed and quantities with the narrow belt, a woman who knows value 4v; our sensational price on each and every one is but .............. $29.50 business trip to Syracuse, N. Y. = i Most Impressive Showing-and Sale of FUR COATS Lowest Prices in Connecticut. These Are Merely a Few of Them BAY SEAL COATS, 40 inhes long, ST EL e T BAY SEA:L FUR COATS, 36 in. in T giss BAY SEAL FUR COATS, 45 inch length, with natural skunk collar and turn-back $225 cuffs . 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