New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 12

An Experi Writes: “I used to be called a poor cook, and never pretended to bake a cake worthy of praise, but now I am called the championcakebaker of my community, thanks to the Royal Baking Powder.” Mrs. R. W. P. ROYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste Send for New Royal Cook Book —It’sFREE. Royal Baking Pow- derCo.,126 WilliamSt.,New York | | | { \ | SEEK WOMEN'S FREEDOM | ey | Six Held in Chicago Jail on Contempt of Court Charges—Habeas Corpus Proceedings Open, Chicago, May 10.—Haheas corpus proceedings will be instituted today by attorneys for the Chicago building trades council in an effort to have the six women held in the county a contempt.of court sentence r Some of the women have ¢ Wwho are with them in jail Pardons issued by Governor have failed to obtain the lease because of 1 technicalities. In refusing to release the w yesterday, Judge D. Sullivan declared that the en were law- breakers and deserved the sentences which ge from 15 to 60 days in jail. The women wer of picketing at the American Cigar Co, there three years ago they were all been married. jail on i ren Small women's re- nen e jailed as a result plant of the during a strike At the time since have single, but SEERS WORLD OLYMPIAD Los Angeles Sports Promoter Anxious To Bring Contests There Angeles, May 10.—William Los Angeles capitalist and sportsman will leave for Paris next Sunday to attend a meeting of the international Olympic games com- mittee. He intends to lay before the com- mittee an invitation to hold either the 1924 or the 1928 Olympic here. As it is practically assur the 1924 g will be sta Paris, nd will devote most of his er 1 to trying to land the 1928 event. He will c: with of the new stadium which ar- | ing completion here as an argume m} in behalf of Los Angeles. | The stadium will represent lay of more than $800,000 have a seating capacity of T.os May Garland, mes him ‘the is n out- | will WEATHER REPORT. | {mendogs power and | consumption will Mrs. Herbert Cole, San Iy everyday “tige years old. One their mistress. as tame as t rancisco, keeps two catg—one an the other a sure-enough lion, one and one-half he other. Kindness did it, says 30000 FACTORIES SHOW INPROVEMENT Iirst from capital consolations Four Chiet Ohbjects their (ohjectives are simply ssen production and distribution to increase consump their special commodities, to and steady supply, to ghts in relation to oth- (Continued from Page). costs or losses, tion of facilitate protect their cven are a “*Second cpen the purposes common interest not a fraction of it. hird, the purposes of these asso- ciations, do not include control of price or profits, production or distri- hution “Fourth, these associations may be olved instantly without any dis ital or production.” of to the whole trade dis ca Merchants, Make Ready Birmingham, Ala., May 10.—Mer chants of the country were urged to put on steam and prgpare to handle the business of tomorrow hy Governor Harding of the federal reserve hoard y Iress here today before the rm wholesale drygoods associa- in ar sont tion, Many litions ibroad ar businessm fortunes of for the The sit ing indicaiions of improved con- h in th country and appagent, he declared, and should the the past and make iportunitics of the future. today, Governor Hard- ny respects the at the end of goods having now gone and there ietion in the goods on the n forget ready evers 1919 surpl into « marke merch \nts' shelve Revival In it a revive Azriculture in agricul- ch sooner ¢ those who es of lust nt has brought new ge to the agricultural affords a basis for the will in due time be improvement in foct th 1688 distric Duties “Remember Governor railed to those Distributors that this country Harding said, demonstrate itg tre- the pro- tribution and be continuous as ours, never it cesses of production, ¢ mis- | being a| sum- | of | ILOCAL CONSTABLE ARRESTED BY POLICE il'llll The Night Sergeant Says No Law Has Been Violated—Al Marsh Now | ‘ Buys Cigars, | After donating the use of his truck to take a party of his fellow members to a Grange meeting in Wethersfield last evening P. Marsh, constablec and proprietor of the Inter-Urban Transportation company, was placed ‘uudt-l' arrest by a lozal policeman, charged with doing a jitney business without a license. Mr. Marsh is the master of the lo cal Grange and Burritt Grange last | evening, took part in a “Neighbors | Night” program at Wethersfield The | New tain people put on two sketelies and 24 of them were trans ported in their leader's truck Upon their return, with seven eight still on the truck, | Marsh stopped by policeman and, when it was found he had noth but a commercial license, he was notified he 3 \der arrest and or- dered to dr » police station, At the station it Kelley, up- ascertaining that no charge was| for transportation, refused to ving that no law Now the grange laugh at the ex- aor Mr | people a ing a lon made | hola the constable, ad been violated. | peo > having | pe FURNITURE DRIVE W.*Milkey Sclected to Head Commit- tee to Secure Chairs, Tables, Etc., for Eddy-Glover Post Quarters. At a meeting of a special committee appointed by James Rogers, com-| | mander of the Eddy-Glover Post, American Legion, held last night at G. A. R. hall, it was decided to have a furniture drive for the benefit of the | new post rooms which are located in | the Electric Building on West Main street | A special ways and means commit- tee was appointed and elected Walter .y chairman. Other members of the committee for dona- |tions are: I Griffin, D. Johnston, W, M. Pease, G. Weld, Stanley v, and J. Curtin, Chair explaining the said that it | Mil | in COAL PRODUGTION INCREASE FORECAST Many Mines Will Reopen on an Open Shop Basis shington, May 10,—A marked rease 1 soft coul production dur- ing the present week is forecast in private advices of coal operators and semi-copnfidential advices to govern- ment agencies in touch with the na- tional miners' strike, Some cstimates put the gross pro- duction of the current week at 4,700,- 000 tons, or between and 60 per cent of the curreht weekly consump- tion, If present condMions of market- ing and attitude of miners in various digtriets continue the results next week will be registercd in even fur- ther fncrease, he wha field of West Virginia of the areas unionized in recent miners are interposing practi- attempts of one years, cally no obstacles to the operators to reopen their mines on open shop basis according to Duncan Kennedy, secretary of the coal oper- ator association in the region. About 39 mines have already been put into operation, Mr. Kennedy has told the jabor department officinls, He pre- dicts the mines will be reopened at the e perhaps of two a day until the entire group of approximately 120 fields are again active The wage scale offered by the mine operators there and accepted so far by the miners i lentical with that paid during 1917, under which day labor- ers underground received $5.60, ather employes securing amounts varying from s basis according to skill and physical requirements, RECEIVER NAMED of Waterbury Placed in the Hands of G. E. Dalbey. Waterbury, May 10.—It became nown today that the Hastern Brass and Ingot Corp., maintaining a bra re-claiming plant in this city, is hands of a receiver —appointed Judge 1. S. Thomas of the [, S. Dis trict court. The factory, which not a large plant, has been ¢ several months. The E. Dalbey, former metallurgist of the company. The company was incor- porated in New York and most of the stock is qwned outside this city. Brass scraps were re-claimed by boiling in lard and the resultant product dis- posed of in the form of bricks. GOING TO EVROPE Mrs. Frank N. Wells of formerly of this city Dr. and Mrs. William and Mr. and Southington, will accomp: M. Stockwell next month. The party leave on June 24, returning United States in August. to the expect to The silk industry consumes about 1500 tons of metallic tin a year in the form of tetrachloride and re- covers about 40 per cent. “,\I(rifl"n. last ¢ family "to Burope | J Corset Demonstration “ vy Miss Katherine Sullivan Corsetiere Direct from the “IVY” Corset Co. Worcester, Mass. Now in charge. The special designing of “IVY” Corsets with their neatness of workmanship gives a slenderness of line and suppleness, and movement that creates and pre- serves the charming youthfulness.of figure so de- sired by every woman, Miss Katherine Sulliviin, an expert Corsetiere, is here this week from the IVY Salon to give special demonstration of the IVY Corset. COME—let the IVY Corseticre fit you to the style specially designed for your figure. The Scorvice Is Free IVY Corsets are priced at £1.25, $1.95, $2.45, $2.85, $3.85, $4.85 and up. 0 IVY Brassieres ave priced at 95¢, $1.25, $1.45. g4 238 Main StreetM Y A “On the Square” ow Britain, Conn. P et btadsssssadad s g d DXL LR 1 21 I0R L Z0TE SRTRT 22 2 “IT CLINGS" NURSE REMEMBERED King George Places a Wreath of Fn- Savage [len Need No Spring Cleaning twined Flags on'Spot Where Bdith | Cavell Died. Brussels, May 10.—(By Associated Press.)—The heroism and self-sacri- fice of Edith Cavell were extolled to- day by King Gdorge of Great Britain, who with Queen Mary, is here for a state visit to King Albert and Queen Llizabeth of the Belgians. ' { The British king laid a wreatht nf‘l entwined Belgian, French and British | flags upon the spot where the nurse, a large number ol nchmen and | three DBelgii 1 by the the wreath | avell left lh(‘,: o%e flized Men [Must Have a Spring Cleaning WHY? Savages live the same the vear around: eat the same food, wear the same clothing, take the same exercises and follow the same general habits. Thus their organs are active, clean and normal the year round. King Geo world an iny and devotion w les ey | AUTOMOTILE CRASIHL +h Konefal | this city, was John Pe- Spring street, ; ening. Petrucelli was | Moutoreycle Policeman | Kurcon of the riden pelice depart- ment and charged with reckless driv- ing. - This muakes the eleventh time | that he has been in court for viola- tion of the motor vehicle laws. . ORT PUBLI: ). York, May 10.-—The monthly tonnage report of the U. 3. Steel} Corp., made public today, thowed 5,- 006,413 tons of unfilled orders nnl hand April 80, This is an increase | from March's unfilled orders W'l’\i(‘,h‘l | | Civilized people eat heavy, meaty, fat, highly spiced, indigestible foods in winter. They bathe less, wear thick, airtight clothing, do not exercise, sleep and read too much. The action of the stomach and all other organs becomes slow and sluggish. The waste matter does not pass off, but decays in the system and turns to poison that enters into the blood. An auto driv of struck by trucelli of ! arrested by g So, when the warm days of spring come, the entire system is unclean and overheated. ~ Then comes dyspep- sia with its terrible pains. Constipation and rectal trouble. Disfigunng skin eruptions follow. There are fevers, head- ache, dizziness, despondency. Utter weakness that makes hard work of the slightest effort and the thoroughly wietched existence sometimes called * Spring Fever.” You can avoid all this misery by taking Sanal the Sensible Tonic NOl{V R Gy { s Sanalt, the Sensible Tonic restores digestion, stimulates the bowels and other organs and by thus re- moving the waste matter, purifies the blood. [t has been doing it for a hundred years —and doing it pleasantly, Sanalt is one of the famous old “ Winsol ™ line of home remedies. totalled 4,494,148, } | duties of his committee, will be the duty of h bring in the names of some people who are willing to donate a piece furniture to the new club rooms. He will go over the list and cross out Conditions Favor for This Vicinity | Unsettled Conditions and Winds. ‘ New Haven, May 10.—For Connec- | tieut: Mostly cloudy tonight jand | Thursday; moderate variable inds becoming north and north Conditions: The wes ance has moved slowly during the last 24 hours and now forms a trough of Jlow pressure extending from Colorado northeastward to It is causing unsettied weather local showers in the western ¢ districts. A secondary central over the southern the Lake region is causing ers in Ohio, Pennsy York. It was snowing at Modena, Utah. The continues to rise slowly in the cen- tral sections. It is above the frost line in all the northern districts Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled weather and not much change in temperature. is humanity endures. Let the xercise their functions as Makes your shoes neat and trim, and improves the whole appear- ance. Shines for all the family, Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Erown —Always 10c. Make the daily shine an casy habit—get the SHINOLA Home Set—A genuine bristle dauber which cleans the shoes and applies polish quickly and easily. Large lambs’ wool polisher brings the shine with a few strokes. It’s best to say “SHINOLA” member to “If business is du nd ou The Sensible Ton‘c but judicious| you thus ¢ yurselves will stimulate by reduc the nt loyed will add your customers.” duplications. Chairman Milkey requests all who have a second hand piece of furniture to call ‘at his home or at the Stanley Works, or to notify one of the com- mittee, The first repgrt on the pre- liminary progress of the drive will he made Friday evening when the com A. R. hall Jess that production er of un- > purchasing To keep you vigorous rigk! through the spring power o City Items with e —— (For Quick Retnrns Use Herald Classified Advts. mittee meets at G Special col- flanne $4.95, of course—advt. nge, Berlin, Wed. Eve.— TS, eived. CHANGE IN SHARES. Prices and’s Besse- | 10.—Notice was cretary of state ¢ Co. changing | mon stock with res of commor The com- | $20,020 for| Trenton, N. J., Ma | filed today with the by the Eastman Koda be held at 11 o'clock | ach share of its co N the office of|Par value into ten s rd M. Yeomans of the|Stock without par e, Unite Court of Banitruptoy, in| PoRY - pE the state the matter of J. and U, A. Marash of |amending {ta.charter, Southington. Constable Winkle is the trustee of the estate, and there are seve creditors. | The will be conferred full form a class of candi- temperature morning 1 Sta A MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER About 30 friends of Miss Antoinette Noe tendered her a miscellaneous shower last evening at the home of Mrs. Arthur Volz of 94 Bassett street, | dates at the regular meeting of Lex- Miss Noe was the recipient of a num. | ington lodge, No. 72, I 0. 0. F. ber of handsome and useful gifts. She | Thursday evening of this week. Past 1s 80on to become the hride of James|Grand Schrocder has charge of the Marth. Food Sale | - 1made from Pure Barley Thursd May 11, from 4 to 6 p. m.| narle’: ‘\'v.lt VU’ g Mall First floor, main building, Central|f For Sale By All Grocers | Junior High school. Come and buy|f& delicious homemade pies, cakes, bis- H. BELKIN 49-52 Commercial St. “Connecting Buyer ‘ And Seller” To connect thrze two parties it is sometimes very dif- fienlt; some times you have a_buyer but not a seller, and viee a versa. One of the big features of a successfu le n or busi 'nen is to attract or appeal to the huyer 0. in cuitg,bread, ete,, for no more than you |pay elsewhere. Help ninth grade {Mothers' Club raise money for new | school library and other school equip- ment advt. pr— [ work Special sale Tackets ust received. Sport all col- ors, flannel ar CONSTIPATION ' 0. 0 Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets hoth the Patriarchal and Rule degrees will be worke [a'T ., | work Constable Fred Winkle That is the joyful cry of thousands |writ of execution on Sam since Dr. Edwards produced Olive | satisfy a judgement for $156 obtained Tablets, the substitute for calomel. by the Sam Zoll company, of Rostan, Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician |against V. Nasetta, Cianci was honds- |k Yor 17 years and calomel’s old-time | man Nasetta in recent suit enemy, discovered the formula for Olive | which judgement was awarded Table}s while treating patients for | Boston firm chronic constipation and torpid livers, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. o griping is the “keynote” of these ersey advt m: to n 3 Advertising is perhaps the greatest channel by which .i:|{ Have YouBought Your New Spring Suit, Coat or Wrap Yet? o Ly b D6 SN STl , IF NOT, WHY NOT? s e ARG A it e Your Credit Is Good Here —Make Use of It gy B e S i f ks ki e s WE ARE NEW BRITAIN'S FAMILY CREDIT CLOTHIERS : . L I A LADIES’ COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS, WRAPS, ETC. G e e e MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, TOP COATS, PANTS, ETC. act normally. They never force them prove this to you. Just 'phone 9256 the next time. Herald Want Ads Bring Resuts Siertendent 814 e f STUDENTS’ SUITS —in both Long And Short Pants for Grad- et i uation. Save Your Cash, Use Your Credit. Pay Us Weekly ou have a *‘dark brown mouth " — The Only Paper In New Britain Whoze public has requested the |lice department to prevent bad breath—a dull, tired feeling—sick headache—torpid liver—constipation, Bos ton Clo th i ng S tore 63 CHURCH STREET : meeting No. 29, 1 of this week 1 Wi direc has served a Cianct, to in the | $01 1 {fic Circulation Is Audited. Over 8,000 Papers Sold Daily Johnson Holmes of the po children school schools, SETTLED OUT OF COURT Litigation between Franklin Kent against B. Solomon, in which an in- junction was sought to restrain Solo-! mon frora a certain parcel of on South Main street s been ttied out of court. Lawyer Joseph | | G. Woods was counsel for Mr. Kent. from playing in the Northend yard, after 4:3 o'clock afternoons you'll fihd quick, sure and pleasant re- sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them every night just to keep right, Try them. 15c and 30c.