New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921. SCHUTTE IS GUILTY; | SEN'I‘EN[;E “N TUES . / Palmolive 380-386 MAIN STREET - « .NEW BRITAIN, céNN. . bt Out\your Seaern ; Red Sggg{flf: Tams Special Saturday morn- THE BIG ST ORE & T,ia[:’er':y I;mds = for the girls. i for their full value here .- Soar tutr ;a;?urls ing only—None sold to Raphael’s Dept. Store e, children or dealers. “New Britain’s Shopping Center.” First Degree Murder Is Finding of Jurymen Middletown, Oct. 21.—Emil Schutte, storekeeper of the village of Shailer- Wemen’s One, Two and Three « $8.00 and $10.00 ville, was found guilty of murder in 4 s = A the first degree by a jury in the Mid- Shiflp Pumps g Skirts dlesex County Superior Court late yes- Brown Russian Calf, black calf, .terday afternoon All six counts against # 4 him charging the killing of Mr. and 1 DY ¢ \patent leather and kid, brown of fine Velour Mrs Joseph Ball and their son Jacob AR with suede tops — button or ' o Plaids. f b nd fire were upheld. 2 4 : . ) y ?Sohutte Showed no emotion when he buckle straps—with high -and / y . b Serce [ heard the foreman of the jury tell military heels : a r rl m m e Frenc erg Judge Maltbie of the verdict Judge o 2 R4 Maltbie deferred sentence until Tues- 1 % ‘ a n d striped day Another indictment against | i Schutte charges him with the murder Pl"ul’le”a Clfltll thr?fnnu Leduc, his farmhand, last Growing Girls’ High Womeir's Brown ° i e P The principal evidence against . Cut Shoes Oxfords l n e r 0 a S dinadcl i Schutte was given by his son, Julius, ; j 8 ed models. Who testifled that on the night of De- Round toe, high lace| Brogue and p.lam stitched ber 10, 1915, he went with his > ¥ 4 e al Sather to & bingalow mear the sliack boots, with low heel;| tip, militar§; rubber V!t in which the Ball family lved and brown- only; value $4.50.| heels; at 2 a. m. both went into the corn- ’ 7 - Special Cabd ; new fall styles; ; Another purchase of those Splendid Coats that we Saturday . o ecia $3. \ % i e Szturday 5 $2.77 gztl‘fid?yo?: $3 95 . featured last Saturday, and which so many took ad- th i he d f th hack. ¢ 3 Ho wore that his fathor set these bags vantage of. Coats worth up to $50 for $25.00. ; Slip-Over on fire and as the Balls came out, e B J L Sweaters first the father, then the wife and then Ladies’ High Grade Fur Trimmed A 5 2 PiicrPan <tlc {ain the son, his father shot them, and Oxf d = Raccoon Tl‘immed CoatS eter-. I p then dragged the bodies into the burn- ords Juliets and fancy Kknit; long L shack. Julius swore that he an X ! " z % 2 %\ Mia tuthes nebiiriipd Jiofie, Tl father Russian Calf—3 buckle| of heavy weight felt, Australian Opossum Trimmed Coats sleeves; roundn mlack, warning him to keep quiet. : . i - % “T'Ze“gs:.é‘ offered bones, buckshot Blucher Oxfords with| with Aleathef sole and b Beaverette Trimmed Coats with sash belt; all colors, and a mushroomed bullet found in a Goodyear welt, flat and| heel, in asserted colors; fin in which werc placed the three i { s ! bodies found in the burned shack. military heel. all sizes. ; : 7 chutte Joked wi s custodians as S; 1 S i o / o Sy .. $4.95[ Sk $1.29 Embroidered Coats 5( ‘ /l e MAN DROWNS WHEN ' Plaw tone — h g S EINoIS DIg AHIM N EEENEEENENNEERRER Y , Boys’ and Girls’ Solid Leather Sousc AUTO OVERTURNS ! , School Shoes : Regoin Cant. ‘ j\dade of fine quaity 5 — ) §Brown and black lace and button; Loose Coats et 3 a:::lse}ii’nvevrl] col?a?so 3 a(;; C. J. Bachand of Collinsville Pinned | goed strong shoes for school wear. | Values uff to $50.00. ; 00 cuffs; henna, grey, navy _ Bemeath Machine in West 4 ~ glzes 1013 to 2. — Saturday $25.00 — and brown. $4 98 Hartford Brook. X7 aturday Saturday .. > West Hartford, Oct.' 21. — Pinned . under their car which had skidded and overturned in a gully containing about a foot and a halt ot water, on he Atbany turnpike Sesterdsy tiar | k. On]y At The Big Store| | Another Wonderful Dress Event —SPECIAL— | | Misses Sport gnd Polo Coats et S e e ; Consisting - of Silks and Wools in the DRE'SS In light and dark shades of Wool Velour, drowned, and his wife. Alice Bachand, bruised and stunned 11'as bet C Y B H L'k s : 3 ilk li T tharoashly Wet fhronghy M| ang \ an roubuyliatsLtRe | | newest cnic models; values of $25.00; in sport styles, fully silk lined; sizes 16, Mrs. Bachand were proceeding toward é Ry — - Hartford and had reached a point ‘ , S VALUES | |8 and 20. Our $19.95 Coats. about a mile above Mountain Road, % oY _TheseFor—$4 .95 opposite what is called the Canal Saturday at = Special road, when the machine, a touring car, Wool Serge skidded from one side of the road to H T il _the other, then back again, turned: 7 gl p.(;.lr,et i S [ turtla twico crashed through a fence | J A big statement, yes—but easy to| | A Purchase of High Grade Dress 7 ricotine - T rerag tivec alalr altin L prove if yott come to our Millinery - = : Beairiul Yelours. Extra assortment of the finest sport : 2 @8 department on Saturday. ‘A special of the better kind, sold from $25 to $30;| kIn l[’;het pewezt st¥les, models; made up in short styles, includ- ; 1 4 g6 LU : L (7 Sl Lo : neatly trimmed: values : 3 i | B K e gt mlsse:s:ngf rfig g“lats fg{' wdrgien consisting of Satin; Charmeuse, Canton ap to $17.95. ing finest Camels’ Hair -Polo Cloth in “beforn ona _topped, In tho meantime. " Blled with th ns—4 big tables|| Grepe, Crepe back Satin and Poiret . light, dark and mixtures; val iSetk Garrette and other people living . illed with these Hats. Tomorrow Special At > ) ues up to “in the vicinity had arrived and had e $25 Special ; who aad lost comsciousness. A call - ) : $l7 77 wa sent to West Hartford and Officer y ; Saturday at 4 $9.95 Saturday at .......... - i Livingston and Dr.-S. V. Kibby re- ’ L o'l f Saturday at . " succeeded in releasing Mrs. Bachand, A : Special for -/ : / Twill. Special $1 7‘77 sponded and'a wrecker was sent out trorm\ Seymour ‘h Michael's gara‘ge, Mr. \Bachand, who was found lying fack down in the water, had drowned Warm Underwear For Boys’ Wool Boys All Wool Slip- ‘an evidenced by the facial discolora- e —— e ——————— J i tion. - Dr. Kibby, Who examined tha Men, Women and ersey Suits s “body, found no bruises although there T A R in new b d On Sweaters was possibly a broken neck. Death, 3 Children P 3 _ brown an -however, wa3 undoubtedly caused by = A green mixtures; in 2 ' Impofied Chamoisette Gloves Satutday IS Baby Day at Beautiful quality; extra suffacation and the man had beén : . » long; strap wrist; 3 row ——— e & 2. L > 2 e T Women’s, Union Suits— || Piece middy and Oliver|All wool, with long - “The Big Store” Z2/(4( embroidery; mode, grey, s : \ mediitm. cweights L1aw T\_vxst style‘s; nicely|sleeves; V shape neck; T T Ry brown and black ‘Compvtition Expected neck; ankle amd knee trimmed with white|in brown and navy; The Biggest Baby Dept. i& Shioi : In Ice Harvesting ‘Bids lengths; -strictly first; [| braid; sizes 3 to 8;|sizes 28 to 36; regular : in New Britain = 2~ Special 98¢ hz?lh:hgelw\;‘::tcotmpa:y' e e quality. . ¥alae,$7.50; value $5.50. N\ Everything for the in : Satur‘day s 7 g B 23 L s e 24 ' - ; o e e s tha Shiee eMadow reservols for %z;tlllllred;yl' R 790 Saturday : Saturday i fant and small child. || Chamoisette; two-clasp; silk lined competition this year when they will ) 4 i 2 -+ 1] Gloves; 3 row embroi 5 : ‘again ask for the contract John T. $5.89 ‘ ; £ tI)(lmt]sed Sacques, Cbrxb e 6o mbroidery; all shades; Difonno of 127 Chureh street has in- i N ’ > a i . formed the board of water commis- Women’s Vests & Pants q \ 7, g h‘n }?'tlsly (i)a"lage TODES, || Saturday ‘sioners that he wishes to bid for the —lightly fleeced, long i chinchilla bonnets, sleep- ; rights this season. There have. been et S X1 i = I ing bags, bath robes a few other bids and the board will sleeves and high neck, Boys® Fall N/ ” /¥ knitted hf:’l d g i advertise for bids shortly. or elbow length sleeves: nd made woo! regular and extra sizes: and s :vrx‘lr?tersggatscags, e Gl.rk,Heavy Winter Coats EAT I-Ess MEAT ;;L“e 59(: Winter . Flannel : 2 A’special purchase including new fall B BR R R R RNk SRR RN R RARSRARTRER FRRRRURERIERELELR g A . # Rt and belted effects; with big collars and Children’s Union_ Suits || o¢ Beaver, Chinchilla.|Heavy weight, good Garments 5 ]'Cl]:’n(:h(lj“a Coats gocke(;s; siée? 10 to 14 years; full lined . lity Flannel in le. “Th 2 ylish and warm, sev-|j Saturday Only S : fleeced, high neck: 1 Plush and Astrakhan|qua: : { seat style. h_e kind ‘ : : 6‘95 Tak ngxss;s' of Salts to' Flush Kia- [ . s lagnklee léngotr}l1g; silk lined, with ear-|8rY and khaki, with || that keep the kiddies so eral different styles;|jat ........c.oLiL.L $ You Hats . Blouses ~ “E Z” Sleeping Babies’ White colors, of Bolivia and Velour, in yoke |F BACK HURTS 3 & 3 abies i —first quality; lightly Made with feet, drop i ) attached collars; open s sizes to 3 vyears; satin Jsizes 810 16. OQ . || laps; sizes 6 to 7; : d ~p1t lined and warmly inte Eating meat regularly eventually “I Value 98c .... lue $1.20 cuffs; buttoned belts : y inter- produces kidney trouble 1 £ 29. : i e K lsd & WAl Kl sttty S sizes 7 to 16. ined. : $2.49\| Hosiery Special. because the uric acid in meat ex- TR Special 89 ¢ |saturday ... 67 Jersey Drawer Leggins | Saturday . . - ery oJopeciats B N e ey | ohes Veals -l g < C| White, grey, brown, : TR e Souos wi Sre of v pesicnies |y | S warmly | Hecced " navy and black; sizes 2| Carter’s Shirts For Ladies’ Silk | Children’s Fine ) e e s orims, (W | otton; all sizes and i st o B e Heicer Hifihed Eiwe gonetinlits S Gieoid . tver ilteeli’lml styles. BLANKETS ‘or the little one. Merino; very fine qual- || Lisle top; fash-|Elastic top; rein- -ness, er and urinary irritation. H 't * 8i 3 . pi} - . b moment yeus back ot or Value 59¢ Wool Finish Blankets] Woolnap Blankets Sp::x;l IS Z{ufis 1 to 6. 4 5 c ¥0“-Edb.1 fi]r(st qugl force;i soles(,i black. bladder bothers you, get about four : Standard size; silk|{Large size; heavy || S2turday o ity blacis CORCo STl C o LD Shasmscys gakd & Gbimpoontal 1o s Boys’ Union Suits—nat- || over-stitched ed gc;|weight; shell-stitched vam and grey. Aljsizen 5l glass of water before breakfast for a ural grey color; high || grey, white and tan,|edge; white, grey and —_——— sizes. 93 3 pair 1 7 few days and your kidneys will then neck, long sleeves, light- || with pink and blue|tan; very nappy; val- Sat. pair C for 50c; pr Cc act fine. This famous salts is made aoe . value || Saturday Saturday - Women’s Wool Y £ S el i $1.77, : PN, Practical *] =3 Comels || WEar Loy Mexe M Wesl the acids in the urine 8o it no longer Large Size m— Pink and white, plan irritates, thus ending bladder dis- 5 dl b " p]ain and d Op bl k f d d o Men’s Unién Suits— 5 ; . 2 ium and low bust; reg- TOp-| black, oxford an Jad Salts cannot injure anyone; uits: With silkateen covers|Stuffed with 1009 By » makes a delightful effervescent lithia- heavy ribbed suits in || and wide plain color|pure cotton; chall/iJe Topless, elastic and low ular and extra length || stitch; heather| natural; all sizes; and women take now and then to |8 ZC_ru co;?‘r; cios:g crotch; T | eep the xidneys and urinary organs izes to ;. value - value $5.|designs; value $5.98 e \ S > || value 98c pair. Saturda; clean, . thus avoiding serious kidney pure cotton; value gns; vaue $3.98. || skirts; in flesh 00 {value $3.50 ¥ $1.39. Saturda Saturda: L $5- it Saturda ir . \SHtu,day 98¢ ||Suturdey §3 5Q|Saturday g4 3G |l and white Sutecay . D177 Y 67c|™r 22¢ fom The sl oF g 1nd i | |} Toeced sizes 22 to 04 || borders: value $249.lue 8475 §3 AQ|| We Carry the | $3.50 High Grade to normal activity; also to neutralize Saturday v ; Comfortables Comfortables Front Corset and broche; high med- || Heavy - weight; |Heavy weight; B st it o i e g borders; stuffed with|covers in pretty color|| bust; medium and long’Skirt; for slender, med- || shades; all sizes; value 35c. poose. i pair . . ‘WATCH ROR THE '~ —“FOX"— yammmEmmausE NN EEEENERENE® THE BIG STORE ENNEAEE NN ER SENENEEANNL