New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922 Realizing that theve are many sales NOW -a- 5, with high powered captions to mislcad the public n- ying, we want the public of New I (o know that this s not one of those sales, and to back up 1 \J sale OpenS 'IOmOl'l'OW 9 A- M. » ostate , we offer $1,000 to any charitable institution designated by the New Hritain Board of Charity . it our Advertisement of going out of business in this city by I'eb, 28th, i found untrue.—The Lorraine [ ] Shoe Co, Here is a shoe message we would like to shout from the house tops, we want to drive Thls Coupon and lc it home to every man and woman in thix will buy a hox of Shinola or 2-in-1 Shoe Pol- community, it is vital to your economic wel- ish tomorrow morning only! PRI NEOUPT S WIIPROINE" T R, < AT I fare. 3 Every pair of Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, I 1;\1]]»};\‘,\' ("I“‘ k.m ’*l'!‘""-(“. y . 10 styles, good workmanship, oodyear » H d s You men, women, heads of families! You who are Rubbers, Arctics and Hosiery must be cleared welted with rubber : | i SHOES—SHOES [ : ‘ebruary 28th & A Pai e o] looking to make the most of your present, hard earned- dol- out of our store before February 25th and $2 99 A" DPair ‘ 3 WOMEN'S lars. We urge you to heed this call to economy ! Our au will clear the becaus " prices , P s MU el LR out because our-price Formerly §5.85 to §7.85, g $7.85—Women's 2 and 3 Strap Pumps — Military | $17,000 stock of Shoes and Rubber Goods must be sold to wid compel you to buy ! L PR RIRARC T 1 IO R i \:"l' “‘:’"‘ ,[' Rl e s $3 99 the last pair within the next three weeks and we will sell “Low Rubber tlecls ... $4099 them because our prices will compel you to buy ! THE LORRAINE SHOE (O. r MEN'S HUNTING BOOTS 18-inch high with cork welted soles, soft elk 88.50—Women's Arch T e T k) $4.99 7y o ) leather Women who suifer ot troubles, owe it (o themselves o MEN'S ONE BUCKLE ARCTICS wexe Shoes, ) ¥ " N WA $4 99 A DPair 37..')0—.—-\\.4"?:4-1:'\ “Dorks” Cushion Sole Just the thing for teaisters and men who work 99 MEN’S GOODYEAR, LA CROSSE AND Formerly § SO e T L Former price $1.95...........A Pair Cc SSESTAND O HUB MARK $6.00—Practical Health Shoes For Misses' ™ Rl = > \Rgum o e gl LITTLE BOYS’ RUBBER BOOTS Guaranteed 1st quality Rubbers MEN’S DRESS SHOES s0—Practical Health Shoc i es 8 to 11 — Now Every pair felt Imed. sizes 6 to 11. Former $1 29 : in black and tan calfskin with rubber heels : et ) 4 $1 l 9 A Pair attached, blucher, bal and brogue styles i e ""‘“‘,', ; price §$2.50 . cveieisieieenee.. A Pair o ; $3 99 A Pair 5 $3.00—Children’s Sturdy Shoes % y ; : LITTLE GENTS’ STURDY SHOES Formerly §7.85 BOY# AND YOUTHS' S S e AR i an Lotus Calf with Goodyear welted soles. Al’airsz 19 A S Y T B R T, e R e { $6.00—Boys' Dress Shoe — Now s Former price $3.85 ........... . ‘ O $5.50—Boys' Dress Shoes — Now o beina s T | n s £ , < \ i ) A Sy L ¢ Owing To Going Out of Business Terms Will Be Strictly Cash and #4:08==Youths!- Tan;Gall: oo/ = Now No Refunds—Iollow the Red Arrows To Economy 236 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN SB00—Titde Genty and Youths' Arcties ... ormerly $1.50, KARELIAN WARFARE ' : A ‘FLAPPER’ IS 15220 FEBRUARY 6122 Boltviki and Tongns Sk L0777 R SNG4 WS o Y N Rt Pollowing Biplanain 152 I?? IZZ 1(2)' 196 ;g }} RinlkndigHeD L Lo QN | =0 ) o R ek = 26 27 28 MRS o FULLM LASTQ MW, Helsingfors, Only the use of rifles and machine E ; X R 3 Eerkeley, Cal, Feb. 1.—Approxi- SECOHD MONTH guns distinguishes the warfare now TR o P g _ R % n)n‘!v‘\.\: 0oo "flluyvm"l‘ f'”; r:n_tllllye | B R s ¥ sl AN Ve in progress between bolshevik troops B’ e o AL K B A ‘\“::;"}‘l‘q‘:{‘_":d‘““]“’f'"'('f: student voll% | Kebruary is the shortest month in, The 14th is St. Valentine's Day . % i ; Rk & ol Miss Mary i ley, f | 5€C-{yhe year, but full of holidays and |throughout the union, but it's also and Karellan insurgents in the Arctic retary of the San I'ranciseo YOUDB| coeia) functions. Originally Kebru- | Admission Day for Arizona. forests of Russian Karella from the Women's Christian —association, de-| 2\"\Cog'the last month in the year, | Iesides celebrating Washington's a::’m:_\i:ll fi:\il“l::m“rand'hrun::rflimlah:; C“{f]‘j;‘ ;’[‘)(f;" { ‘““':“lf““:""” 1, s, | DUt it was made the second month in | birthday on the 22d, the states of have waged {mninf:t each nt_‘hu in _this !mHy are girls who believe 1:4‘ bnality 4 i\y,"(":‘ for the groundhog on the i ]«y!\;-l,'d":\fil:)’:ll ])Iu(_v\ c‘:;r::]»:k:(nslr: m’:rl')'?; VT L knd. (on wugen o (Kateliis o is physical, who consider all advicel ;™ 1¢ ho goes his shadow, we're due | 3d in Ilorida and in all of Arizona, fpotion of wnorthwest Russia border- as abstract, who love continualafor iy more weeks of cold weather. |except the five northern counties. iig ou the White Bea and extending change, who conversc in generalities| jeapryary 12 is Lincoln’s birthday.| Itcbruary ends with a gala ob- [ southieastamn Ftiniand) and who are in many higher institu-| 1y Georgia Day in that state, com- | servation of Mardi Gras, in Ala- The Karellans, ‘huslters, fishermen tions of learning. memorating the day when James|bama, Florida and Louisiana, The and trappers from ‘('hlldhflml- 4kn‘0“ _“Po present a picture of the normall Gejathorpe arrived in 1733 and | 28th also happens to be Shrove 7 :‘h}:‘-nfo}:-::é t:a‘:ltl:“;::h\;:‘\ll ;A:E‘thnh::‘l;’r“z ;:n'l'" “H"EI’\‘;‘(.\LI‘:.; :,‘" v ]1,\; :; rl:n:;u: started his settlement. v venture, iss enticy addec She ur-clad like Eskimos, wearing snow- has no average, she has no group tie. shoes or skiis, they dash through the She is a stranger to herself—some frozen land and [t long Arctic ey ‘\_:pmlm_‘_ T ey . 1f we do not understand these Wogls ordered that he he hre nights pounce upon their similarly ) henn S b e e A corpte e e oRlBItenip erarpen bRy Gl NN AV g oo Ak ond s clad bolshevik foes. with her Kind of a previous age. Lh) nEpColbhogdelnl paditicull AR S SO T Reports of this guerilla warfare ing discipline. i which have recently reached Helsing- ; ol as living in a spirit of masque s p IS b S A Ambrozia;: in Greelk imytholos fors indicate that in many instances ' 5 S A & 8 SRS rapidly and completely 3 4 5 the food of the gods which pre “no quarter” has been the rule on ¥ o : W : sume different and airficult roles of| Court in Session But their:immortality, both sides. : 5k ¢ 2 * # e accomplishment, o The insurgents accuse the bolshevik ; B L . NN i i Y AR G T L Prisoner Absents Self —who in this case are also Kare-|' ’ 5 - Sy : ; % of her artfulness and yet unreaine John Millski was arrested yesterday . lians, but Red army men—of strip- G ’ ) S 3 i We find her light-hearted, which is|by Policeman Clarence lanpher on r. eo ar t ays ping their prisoners naked and drop- : g : : & : the privilege of youth. She believes|charges of hitching a horse too close | ping them alive, through holes chop- : % \ . with Stevenson that “to have missed|to a fire hydrant, and of collecting| “the cause of Piles is internal; that's ped in the ice of the lakes which dot o : : : the joy is to have missed it all’ We|garbage without a permit. He was| why salves do not give lasting relief the forests. They freeze to death 3 i 3 g : find her harboring secrets and im-|released on his own recognizance|--why cutting fails.” Hem-Roid even before they drown, for some B . bedded emotions which are her hid-| with orders to appear in court this|*works while you sleep.” . Removes den ftreasure in the mysterions dis-|morning. John failed to appear, how- | the cause. Money back if it fails, says days the cold has been so intense that . A A ey "m . . . §0 lexnose o bare hand to fhe frigid This close-up view of the ruins of the Knickerbocker Theater, Washington, D. C., gives a def-| overy of herscif as a private indi-lever, and Prosecutor .Joseph G. Clark & Brainerd Co. alr meant a frozen hand in a few|inite idea of the proportions of the wreckage. Soldiers, firemen and civilians are proking in the minutes. The bolshevik present sim-|ruins to locate the dead and the injured. In the center group are two stretcher-beareis carrying a b e flar charges against the insurgents. | yietim to one of the many ambulances awaiting outside. The Karelian revolt began late in Y s awalting outside. October but the Russian soviets did X = not begin active operations against the Karelians until the latter part of ) EIGHTEEN NEW HOMES o : A B ¢ December. Lighteen new buildings were erect PRESBYTERIANa IN ' i3 The territory actually occupied by 01 4EH1S oT0y [dnTin g’ the past Month: ; P it w4 i OO the insurgents consists only of about 3 them heing frame and five of . on ¢ ¢ forest wilderness, with a total popu- i v Building Inspoctor»JOhn .t.: .t.I: E y lation only of about 40,000 persons. Gilehre The cost of the eighteen Raiding bands, however, have dashed ings was $59,020 Lighteen on snowshoes hundreds of miles from w” S k C ” [ ; S h frame hous re huilt for 326,870 l ) h R d Sh I o I oo mewapied temitory to the Mur-| WAL S6EK GOLECLIONS 1N SOULD | it it wout 532,150 to construct. the | Church Records Show Increase 0 mansk railway, which runs from Mur- five brick structures mansk to Petrograd and have blown s l l I M | Alterations to buildings totaled in 85 000 G [ up several bridges, thus preventing £ ISIES 101 Museum | cost $14,848, making a total of $73 Ommumoans movement of bolshevik reinforce- P, §68 spent in building operations dur ments. 3 ol ing the month of January, Des Moines, Ta., Ieb. L—An in- When these bridges are repaired,| 1owa City, Feb. 1.—Museums and crease of more than 85,000 communi- the bolshevik contend it will be af collections of scientific material at the cants of the Presbyterian church of simple, though long task to quash the’ ynjiversity of lowa are to be enriched the United States of Ameriea during revolt. The absolute lack of railroads 4o ., acpedition to the South Se | 1921 was announced here by Dr. Jewis Seymour Mudge, of Philadelphia, Pa. and scarcity of useahle highways will prevent movement of any large body| New Zealand, and - possibly Japan,| lited” oietie BE Tz aadiehe .or| of troops into the forests, in which [ which has heen projected and which| A”] E EU[ AR!A Mudze was. in Des Moines: making most of the insurgents are as much at|js peing financed by 1. W. Brown, ngements for the annual general home as the foxes and wolves, nbly of the denomination to be | | held here beginning May 18 and con- “We are tempted to think of her Des Moin who will turn over any| P e A specimens ohtained to the university | 1 tinning tor ten days }.‘n Des ,\I«:vm .]\‘.,‘ now planned, Hebhfl‘lIGoA el\lGu ll] Defllflllfl Dr. Mudge announced that the iis expedition will leave the Cnited | T 5 of S | | : e number of communicants of the | MOTHER! MOVE States in ‘.‘lu,-;n a yoar and will s i | Ii)f GOHS[I‘HC[W" Titvel o e xeeBas 1 D0I000; MHie; 3 - ! several months cruising southern | he announerd, is a a gain of more CHILD'S BOWELS WITH 3§ |racinc waters - - than $5,000 over last year, The| - 9 Ll Homer R. Dill, director of the Sofin, Ifeb. 1.--Christo Manoloff, | church also has more than 1,400,000 | CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP§ |tniversity's exibit of vertebrates and |y ol uiniter of railways, i | Sunday school fiamienn member of the staff of e Contribmtions during last year, Dr | partment, has heen invited by M. {anxious to have American locomotive [ \judee said, exceeded $47,000,000, of 3 E | Brown to represent the university on [ manuiucturers and railroad supply | which more than $4,200,000 was Hurry |l|jr|(lyr|:¢. ven a sic k child this trip and to serve as the sclentist! el jook into the possibilities of [ spent for forei jons, $3,701,000 | Joves the “fruity” of “California | of the party Rohert Wi, i son fo RSy for Home Mi sns, and more than Fig Syrup” and it never fails to open | will he an assistant. Mrs, Brown, the | Pusiness in Bulgavia | 81,000,000 for sducation. | the howel A teaspoontul foday may | wife and mother, will lend her ability He says that one of the greatest | = o, T oo n “ireh ha "v.!IT!V; prevent a sick child tomorrow. [f con- | as a painter to the suceess of he ex-|Present needs s a plant in Bulgaria | igter of the Gospels | stiputed. bilious, feverish, fretful, has| pedition, particularly in reproducing|for the construction and repair of lo Th 3 is the na- | colg, colie or If stomach is sour, tongue | the natural coloring of the hrilliant{Comotives a1 -!| ”""”“\"" kb e has |00 tegistative bod the church coated, breath bad, remember a good | fish which swarm the seas in topicai|© ind nearly 100 locomotives and {0 no6ad of both ministers and lay- cleansing of the little bowels if often |climes. A few other members of the|S¢veral thous '”’" V‘"""”" ‘1‘[*]"“}""" men, administering affairs of the de- ing repairs and the country had no| \omination through 46 synods, cor-| all that is necessary party will probably . be announced Asy your druggist for genuine “Cal- | later | facilities for' this purposc | responding approximately to states. | ifornia Kig Syrup” which has direc-' The course of the cruise is Although our country is going|,nq sshyteries, corresponding 1o | tion for babies and children of all ages | definitely outlined, but it is {atedq |through a period of al financial | congrogsional districts. | printed on bottle. Mother! You must: that the party will probably visii the and cconomic str 8 M. Manol- |y an official statement concerning | say “California” or you may get an| Marquesas, Society, IPriendly, Samoan, off, “we oare preparing actively for!he church, by Dr. Mudge in the re- imitation fig syrup and i islands, 1t s also planned [the extension and reconstruction of | cently fssned Preshyterian Handhook, to stop at New Zealand, and. if time [our railways. We would like to € it i3 recorded: ‘The Presbyterian and other arrangements wit, the|the help of your resourceful andg church stanc it has stood during | ¥y may visit t the oo | perienced American railway men and [ jts entire history, for the uncondition- ol contractors in this direction, 41 sovereignty of God,for the Bible as PALACE — vitation of a Japanese scieniist wh a1 sov s § = - was in Hawali at the time the party “We are planning the coastruction | the only infallible rule of faith and "MOL] Y 0" marily, although it is cxpeciod th |‘1 chnical sKkill and ¢ tal ‘\Awn ard of Christian living, liberty of con- 5 gl cans will have the prefercnce bocause | sciencn, popular education, missions 2 NASHVIL]:E ousYONJA!:Ksc’)NVILLE ‘RICHMOND* NEW\ORK AN AAAAAAAAANANANAN A many birds and a few animais witl e 8 Reeh of Joy ydded to the university muscunts sl think they lead the world in these 'ary aetivity, and true Christian cath- a result of the trip. two requirements,' olicity.”