New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1922, Page 13

VOWS T0 RESTORE PUBLIG ORDER SO0 New Premler_ of Portugal As- sumes His Office Lisbon, Jan, 26.—~Cunha Leal, the new premier of Portugal who assumed ofMce about the middle of December, has vowed that he will restore public order in the country and pledged his honor to bring to justice the assassins of former Premier Granjo and several other statesmen murdered In the Oc. tober revolution, { He is taking energetic measures to keep these revolutionary elements in control, Bveral military and naval officers have been sent from Lisbon to the provinces in punishment for tak- ing part in political meetings of civ- illans, The new premier has appointed as clvillan governor of Lisbon Lieutenant Agatao Lanca, a naval officer who had declared that he would not wear his uniform again until justice had been done to the assassins of Granjo. Premier Leal had made a similar vow shortly after ghe assassinations. His accession to power was brought about within 24 hours after the pre- vious ministry had fallen and was at- tended by the dramatic incidents, The alr was thick with rumors of ap- proaching revolutionary events, A cabinet of the extremist elements al- ready had been formed and was ready to leap into power. The newspaprs state that his choice as premier saved the country from a civil war, When it became known that lLeal was forming a cabinet all the ex- tremist elements concerned in the rev- olution in October last, including sol- diers, sailors, civil revolutionaries and some officers met and sent emissaries to the president warning him that they would not accept Leal's cabinet and demanding that Mesquita de Car- valho be made premier. When they learned that they were too late fur- fous speeches and grave threats were delivered at a revolutionary .club and promises were made that the revolu- tionary program would be carried out at whatever cost. On assuming power, Premier Teal declared that he would “‘quash all agi- tators and those who commit fresh crimes as if they were venomous rep- tiles,”” He promised that all his ef- forts would be directed to enforce or- der and lessen the grave economical and financlal situation in Portugal. He declared that the men who had urged him to accept the office feared that the continuation of disorder in Portugal would bring about foreign intervention. The premier said. he realized that his life was endangered but to refuse to accept the office would have been an act of cowardice. Premier Leal's task was complicat- ed by a meeting held outside the cap- ital of members of the parliament which was dissolved at the time of the October revolution who presented to the government a demand that they be convoked in a new parliament in Lisbon. This Leal refused to do. CRAZE IN GERMANY CAUSES BANKRUPTCY Thousand of Speculators in Foreign Country Are Losers—Many Wealthy Men Included. Berlin, Jan. 24.—Thousands of Ger- mans have been bankrupted by the recent craze for speculating in the stock market. The losers were not limited to wage earners and profes- sional men with inadequate incomes but included many comparatively wealthy men. The workmen and professional men claim that speculation is not a vice put a necessity for men whose income are 3,000 marks a month or less. They say they “plunged” in the market in the hope of being able to win enough to pay their bills and to buy cloth- ing for themselves or a dress for their wives. ¢ Some of those who lost their earn- ings in this way have disappeared from their positions. Others are mak- ing the round of their acquaintances in an effort to borrow and the re- mainder are stolidly facing debts which they cannot hope to pay. Grocers and butchers generally have closed all credit accounts. One of the speculators who lost his monthly salary of 2,000 marks in stock market speculation said: } “We have to gamble. We cannot puy anything but the barest necessi- ties on what we earn and when prices go up and money for even the neces- saries is lacking, we take a chance rather hopelessly ‘thinking that our ° condition cannot be much worse and that we might have luck.” Siberian merchant is said to have bought 1,000,000 squirrel skins in one scason. LINONINE It is the best possible medi- cine you can use—pure and very effective, Takes hold of colds immedi- ately it is taken—clears the membranes of congestions, Ev- en stubborn bronchial coughs {ield to its great healing vir- ues. is Such a Blessed Relief! Linonine $3.75. $8.00 value, $6.00. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Hartford M WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1028, wrow Sage-Allen & Co. . ' SUBURBAN DAY Thursday, January 26, Is the B nc. HARTFORD ig Day Fruit Of The Loom Cotton | 14c Yard Pequot Pillow Cases Size 4533814 33 c Each Pequot Sheets Size 81x99 $ l .43 Each Crochet Bedspreads $1.50 Value 99 c Each Army Blankets $1.95 Value $2. 9\8 Lach 2,000 Cans Of SKAT HAND SOAP FOUR CANS FOR 25c Limit 8 Cans. None C. O. D, ‘Wonderful for cleaning grimy hands. 1,000 Dozen Spools WILLIMANTIC COTTON None Sent C. O. D. 150 Yard Spools One Dozen Spools .. Limit One Dozen. Pongee Silks — $2.25 Mallinson's high grade rough weave Pongee Silk in ivory and natural shades. Guaranteed washable, Never sold under $3.50 For this Sale only ..... Silk Jersey — $1.50 Flesh color tubular Silk Jersey for Underwear, o wrea $1.50 White Jap Silk — 53¢ White Jap Silk, full 36 inches wide, specially used for underslips and linings, a 55 Yard C wonderful value at Windsor Percales —17¢ All the new designs, For Dresses and One of the hest Percales made. light cffects, with plenty of small Housedr s, Aprons, Childvel Romper: Value today 29¢. wide. Suburban Special Sale Of Wash Goods At 49c Sale of 36-inch Mercerized Poplins, Pongees, Silk Poplins, Crepe de Chines and 40 inch Voiles, in the best colors and designs, 49c Values up to $1.00, at .. . French Serge — $1.59 50 inches wide, for vart $1.59 Figured Sateens — 39c Fancy IFigured Sateens for Coat Linings and Petticoats, extra good quality. 9 Special e s o cay SRR 3 C . siae Columbia Knitting Worsted 1,000 Galls of Columbia Scotch Knitting Worsted in all colors, Regular price 50¢ ball .A.A.....,A..mu390 Big Soap Special-5 Cakes Arrow Borax Soap And 1 Can Sun- bright Cleanser, All For 25¢ 20,000 Cakes of Swift's Arrow Borax Soap, the well known popular Laundry Soap which takes out the dirt without injury to the clothes. 5,000 Cans of ‘s Sunbrite Cleanser, C. 0. D. All wool French Serge. Dresses, sponged and shrunk, extra special . .. None For Suburban Day Only We Place On Sale 1735 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes EVERY PAIR OF SUPERIOR QUALITY — LATE STYL $4.75 Included in this Remarkable Shoe Sale are:— satin Slippers with two straps, beaded. Black Calfskin Oxfords, straight or wing tips. Tongue Pumps in black and brown. Suburban Day Specials In Gloves Women's 1-Clasp Washable Cape Gloves in Beaver and Mode, Pavis point embroidery. Regularly $3.00 Kayser 2-Clasp Chamoisctte Gloves, in gray, beaver and sand. French Kid Gloves reduced:— $3.75 $1.25 value, $3.00 value, $2.50. $3.25 value, $2.95. value, $3.00. $400 value, §3.50. $5.25 value, $4.50. $6.25 value, $4.75. Trimmed Hats At $5.00 150 Trimmed Hats—The balance of our winter line INFANTS' DEPARTMENT — 'VALULS UP TO $10.00 A PAIR — AT $4.75 One Strap Slippers, in tan or gray. Tan Brogue Oxfords, eight different styles. ALL SIZES MAIN FLOOR SILK HOSE — TWO PAIRS FOR $1.00 The irregulars of a popular Silk Stocking are to be sold at a price lower than they will be sold for this scason. As every onc knows this Stocking, a description is PCOSSATY. We have a large quantity for this sale, but we er have had enough, so buy them early in the da $1 Regular $1.20. Two pairs for . .00 Women's Pure Silk Boot Stocking, with double sole and double garter welt. 75c Regularly $1.00 Children's Fine Rib Cotton Stockings, in black only. = Regular price 25¢, ..., N Seven Pairs for Sweaters — $1.98 Wool Slip-ons, in all colors, Values up to $3.00 Wool Scarfs — $1.00 Wool Scarfs, values up to $4.98 ..... $ll00 SHOL DEPT. Fur Trimmed Suits For $16.74 And $29.50 We must reduce our huge stock of Suits in the shortest possible , and, in order to do so, we have cut the price of every fur trimmed guit one- half, and in some instances, more than half, Tur Trimmed Suits of American Velour, in brown, navy, taupe, and reindeer, Siges /6 to 44, Formerly priced $: $1 6-74 Duvet de Laine, Mousseyne, Splendid assortment of plain Suits in odd .. $29.50 Fur Trimmed Tricotine and Velvet Suits. sizes, 16 to 40, Also a few sizes, Formerly priced $55.00 and $45.00 .. Women’s Fashionable Frocks $45.00 An incomplete assortment of many of the most delightful frocks in our regular stock, reduced to this price for prompt disposal. Regularly priced 55.00 to $08.50. In the collection are frocks for every occasion, featuring the latest mode and materials, Dresses—$16.44 Another special assortment of Dresses in (an- ton Crepe, Crepe Net, Satin and Tricotine. Navy and black. Broken sizes, 16 to 44. Regularly priced $25.00 to $35.00. lm];orted Tweed Skirts—$7.50 Plaids, stripes and hand woven materials. Un- usual colorings and models. Values up to $25.00. Northern Raccoon Coats ' $249.00 Northern Raccoon Coats of beautiful dark sc- lected skins. Shawl collar and turned back cuffs. Deep border effect. An unusual value at this price. Wallaby And French Seal Coats $98.50 Formerly sold at $195.00. is trimmed with Australian opossum. values. Gingham Dresses For Girls—84c Pretty School Dresses, in fine quality Gingham. Checks and plain colors. Limited quantity. Sizes 7 to 11 years. The Wallaby Coat ‘Wonderful Childrens’ And Misses’ Coats $9.74 3 Sizes 7 to 16 Years, Former Prices up to $18.50 Tailored models, and some fur trimmed, in velour and heather cloth. Brown, navy, Copen and reindeer. Northern Raccoon Coats $249.00 Northern Raccoon Coats of heautiful dark se- lected skins. Shawl collar and turned back cuffs, cop border effect. An unusual value at this price. Wallaby And French Seal Coats $98.50 Formerly sold at $195.00. is trimmed with Australian opossu values. The Wallaby Coat Wonderful Envelope Chemise At $1.29 Made of soft batiste, Three new strap shoul- der models, Muslin Gowns—$1.19 Muslin Gowns, with yoke and sleeves of lace, also plain models finished with feather stitching. Muslin Gowns—$1.19 Muslin Gowns, with yoke and sleeves of lace, also plain models finished with feather stitching. Envelope Chemise At $1.29 Made of soft batiste. Three new strap shoul- der models, Veilings At Suburban Day Prices 69¢c Short lengths of novelty Mesh Veiling—black, borders, in navy e $1.00 Snap-on Veils in black, brown, and taupe, Value $1.00 «eeoo. Each brown, navy, taupe and plum. Value 50c yard ........ Square Veils, with and black only. Value $1.50 ........oiiiiun. scroll TOILET GOODS Frostilla, 17¢ each—Limit 3. Pebeco Tooth Paste 29c. Kolynos Tooth Paste 14c each—Limit 3. Bocabello Castile Soap, $1.19 Bar. (i Bay Rum 190c. ¥y Djer Kiss Talcum, 17¢ each—3 for 50c. Mavis Talcum 14¢ cach—Limit 3. Pond’s Cold Cream, 19¢, 38c. Creme Elcaya 35¢. Cream Almonds 23c. Palin Olive Soap, 5¢ each—Limit 5. DRUGS Phenolax Wafers 14c¢ cach—Limit 6. Nujol 35¢, 70¢. Nabob Toilet Paper Rolls, or flat, 8 for $1.00, Gude's Pepto Mangan 75¢. Father John's Medicine, 43¢, 80c. Mecllin's Food 53c. Squibb's Oil 75c. Phillip's Milk Magnesia, 30¢ each.—Limit 8. Scott’s Emulsion, 40c, 65c. Absorbent Cotton, 29c¢ 1b. Sterno Stove—Toaster and Tray, all for $1.00. 500 Cans of Kagle Brand Condensed Milk, 8 for B0e—Limit 3. : LACES AND TRIMMINGS rexlll‘l“‘rli‘“lt.:l'::ll":;".o.k. '7“"’"’"‘".¥ «. Yard 24c Remnants of Trimmings and Laces at half price. Wood Bead Girdles, in all shades sl' ‘ ‘ SPECIALS IN BLOUSES Voile Waists, lace trimmed Peter Pan COlIAR .. .vcvviivneiionioniesevaronns 79c Small lot of Blouses in Voile, and Georgette Crepe. DPlain tailored models, also sz 95 those with frill or Tuxedo collar ... b Gingham Dresses For Girls—84c Pretty School Dresses in fine quality gingham. Checks and plain colors. Limited quality. Sizes 7 to 14 yecars. Traveling Bags — $5.97 Heavy Cowhide Bags, hand bhoarded stock, leather lined, inside pocket, sewed comers, two catehes and lock. 18 inch size, $9.00 value ... with. yokes, others plain Sandman Sleeping Garments in ! wizes 4, 5 and 6 years THIS TRADR MARK ON EVERY BOTTLE for That Cold i .o, . White Corduroy Coats for Little Tots. sizes 6 months to 2 years, Some smocked N New Reduced Prices, 50c and $1.00