New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 16

Rifle Hal!, 2 S TIIRD ACCIDENT FATAL N Man An Arm and Who Previonsly Had An Eye Kiils Lost War Ma teachor at West killed himsel May Mlayd West Center aceldent i rifle Pittaniald, mi haol iitockbridge, with a while TR TR and >'I\H hunting bullet s found sing sterday after exploded fence, and vein he Nig farm Just night hia lef woodehueks y Wil cartrl Himbing vered the jugular h, with whom his nha hody on At supper o Hall lg weeldent, veral yeurs ag 2 shooting Straws! Straws! More Straws Always We Lead in . QUALITY and SERVICE The Connecticut Hat Co. The Arcade SALESWOMEN to work afternoons during the summer months. Also women for Those with experience will Saturday afternoons and evenings only. be given preference. Apply at once to Mr. Mullaney. Raphael’s Dept. Store 380 MAIN STREET Sage, Allen & Co., Inc. HARTFORD, CONN. while the George boarded, after and i year two later, the sight of his left eye| was destroyed by an arrow while he was practicing archery, He was an | expert swimmer, diver and tennis| player despite his handicaps, His par- live in Plymouth, Conn ents t ROOTLEGGERS JAM JATL So Out Crowded That Their Legs Stick of Windows, May 17.—The sheriff county has appealed to the federal authorities to relieve nim of the care of some of the boot- leggers held by him for the govern. ment pending trial. The county jail is 8o full that the hootleggers' feet arc sticking out of the windows, and the sheriff consid- ers this not decorative as well as un- fair to vielators of the state laws who should be decently accommo- dated. Los Angeles, of Los Angeles WCUTION PUT OFF EVANS Appeal Prevents Slayer's Death Until Higher Court Acts May 17.—Officials | 8ing Sing announced toduy that an appeal had been taken from the death sentence imposed upon William J. Evans, now in the deathhouse, who was to have been executed on Thursday night. The appeal, Lewis BE. Lawes, Ossining. of filed with Warden automatically delays the clectrocution until the court of appeals reviews his trial. Its deci- sion is not expected before fall. Evans, who is 23 years old, was convicted of the murder of Paul Gill- a druggist, of 162 Court street, His brother, 1. N, Evans, twenty-year sentence for the same crime. man, Brooklyn. is serving a complicity in we are after. records. The Twenty-seventh Anniversary best bargains they ever had. Values to $5.00 Voile Dresses for Girls 50c some trimmed with organdie plaitings around neck and sleeves, others Dainty dresses of figured voile, with bands of self material. Sizes 6 t Our regular customers robes with four and five dresses. You will find frocks for all occasi BLOUSES FOR $1.95 A smaii lot of walsts In georgetie voile, dimity and pongee. Eton and Tuxedo collars. Values to $5 ~-Second Floor— JERSEY SUITS $7.50 ~Zecord 00T WHITE ENAMEL SKIRTS $5.95 Smart white skirts of Alse in black, brown, golf, red and meadowbronk green —8econd Tweed Suits $13.85 o Lhese $25,00 Twsed Bulls . You are Juet In time o gat one For . Last year we endeavored to heat those records, and did so. « husiness of a year ago, and have secured hundreds of special values that we belleve will accomplish what A department store must make progress. April and thus far in May has been so good that we anticipate no trouble in exceeding last year's sales I'rilled models, some with flannal or baronette satin. TRADE EXPANSION SALE Thursday, Friday, Saturday Bargains In All Departments In The Effort To Reach Higher Figures Than In The Same Sale a Year Ago I'wo years ago in the month of May, we held a sale that established new high records in this store. There is no such thing Notlon 500 Wash Skirts at $1.00 Second Floor 0 14 years. Dresses at $13.75 re taking advantage of this big dress sale and are replenishing their ward- ions in all sizes and colors. —Second Floor— trimmed. crepe, Jersey, | gray and white You y coats. ck, rose and Sizes 16 to Fitck, mink, Regular stock HOUSE 1000 pieces dc pkg. Star $5.95 | ° "F i 5 Big Dars for W -=lower Moor— This year we shall attempt to exceed the Sale {s also in progress, All who have patronized this sale in former years will be glad to attend this year and secure some of the EXTRA SIZE OVERBLOUSES Extra size overblouses of georgette crepe, lace Colors, flesh, bisque, JERSEY COATS wiil take pleasure in having one of (hese Tuxedo model CHOKERS—Specially Priced at taupe, squirrel and ringtail. values to $1.60 —Each as standing still. Our business in Thursday being the second day. Bands 25 to 32, —Second Floor— Lof finance, $5.95 —Second Floor— $5.95 in navy, tan, green, reindeer. 44. —~Second loor— $10.00 reduced. ~—8econd Floor— WARES SPECIALS blue enamel ware Naphtha l'ovulcr. hite \nph ha Soap, ‘ernnd F ¢12 o FRENGH WILL SEND MISSIONTO U. 5. A. Desire {0 Take Up Matter il Paying Up Debts Parie, May Press) —The 17, I'rench ~(By the Associated government has informed the American war debt funding *commission that it is ready to send a special mission to America th confer regarding the payment of the French debt to the I'nited States, Finance Minister De lLasteyric rec- ommended to the cabinet that a special mission headed by Jean Par- mentier, administrator of the ministry be sent to the United States to confer with the debt fund- ing commission over the payment of the principal and interest of the American war advinceg to Irance, Premicr Poincare! accordingly handed a note to Ambassador Herrick to this cfect asking the commission to notify | the I*rench government when it would he most convenient to take up the question. M. Lasteyrie decided a direct contact was necessary for a satisfuc- tory understanding. The ministry has been busy in preparing data since the receipt of the receht note from the American debt funding commission aying it would ge glad to receive the rench government's ohservation on what it had offered concerning the payment of the interest on the debt and the amoritization on the capital. M. Parmentier will it is stated make a full and frank statement of the sit- uation of Krance's finances and then the debt funding commission for a specific declaration of what it ex- pefts from France. : French budget for 1923 makes no provision for the payment of either interest or capital on the I'rench debt to the United States. ALLE! (-l l) GANGSTER CAUGHT Police Get Insurance Frauds. Montreal, May 17.-——Police Inspec- tor McCarthy of Boston left here late today with Jake Itzkowitz, wanted in that city on charges of conspiracy and larceny. Itzkowitz is alleged to be one of a gang of four who defrauded New York and Boston insurance compan- ies out of $70,000 by mecans of fake automobile accident claims. Boston \lan Accused of Homer Cummings Sends Congratulations to Mayor Mayor A. M. Paonessa today re- ceived the congratulations of Homer 8. Cummings, former chairman of the democrat national committee. Mr. Cummings terms Paonessa's election as a great personal tribute and asserts that it has greatly encouraged the democrat party throughout the state. 3 Best coffee 1bs. Bros.—advt. $1. Russell | S $1,500 WHE S SHACK BURNS i Falls Village Recluse Had Taken His Valuables From Bank and Hid Them In Attic New London, May 17.--When a recent forest fire swept over six miles of the Sharon mountains, Charles Lundy's hermit shack at Falls Vil- lage was destroyed and while Lundy mourns the loss of his domicile, he feels more keenly the loss of $1,000 in cash and $150 in Liberty bonds. The money and bonds were in the attic, having been buried in the ground a year until recently, Lundy's fortune had been kept in the I'alls Village bank and a neighbor who had some ‘litigation with Lundy had a sheriff attach a sum to cover the claim, Lundy went to the bank after the papers were served on him and with- drew the balance. ACCEPTS CALL Rev, Raymond N, Gilman of New Haven Will be the New Pastor of Stanley Memorial Church, Rev. Raymond N. Gilman of New Haven, has accepted the call to be- come pastor of the Stanley Memorial church. He will commence his regu- lar duties on June 1, and will for the next two Sunday act as the supply preacher at the church. The new minister will occupy the pulpit to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev. G. M. Missir- ian, who resigned last December to accept a pastorate at Fresno, Calif. Rev. Wilson . Stewart has been fill- ing the vacancy temporarily at the church. The church committee has made arrangements for the new pastor and family to occupy the parsonage at the corner of Chestnut and East street. WIDOW WHIF SCHOOL HEAD Ohio Mother Lashes Pi ipal Who Had Paddled Her Son THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quiok and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FoIt CONBECUTIVE INBERTIONS Charge Prypmd 1 day 1 2 dayi 1 Y s 1.8 Yoeaiiy Order Rates Upon Ap'lluunm Count 6 word, to & line [ 14 Nnes to rn Inch, Minimum Rpace, 3 Lines M'nimum Rook Cr.r'l. 35 Centa, ———— e No Ad. Acneptad After 1 P. M, For Clursified Page on Same Lwy. Ads Acceptod Dvcr the Telephone Fo" Convenlence of Cu Call nl Aza Ask For a ‘' Want Ad lul Lots, Monuments 1 ENTS, mausoleums &nd head- Large varlety an/ all grades of marble and granite. ~ Everything In cem- etery work. John F. Meehan Monument Works, Clark 8t., corner Union 8t. Florists 3 FIORAT, DESIGNS and fowers for all oc- casions; anniversaries, parties, banquets, woddings, funerals, ete. Call “Flower Phone' 1116, Prompt attention, Volz Floral Co., 90 West Main St, GREENHOUSB—Geranium, Vinca, and all hedding plans; tomato, pepper and vegetable plants; potted plants A speclalty, Parker, 1584 Stanley St., near Francis 8. North end carline. Plants de- livered to any part of cit Tiresena privet, 12 plum and pear trois plants, (0c tn 8t. Tel- TEN each. California and to fe. Apple, cherry, At $1.00 each, Geranium andalle, 218 Oak NTS, window hoxes, weddinge and bouquets, Flawers for all occasions. Say It with flowers. Welch's Flower Shop, 89 West Maln fember F. T D, TOMATO PLANTS, 20c a doz. ['flllfll toma- to plants, 30c a do; Pepper plaats, 10c 7. Geranlums 25c and 30c, Pansics, . Joe Iosia, 2 Mill Lost and Found lost BULLDOG—Brown brindle, morning. License No. Tias one eye, found. same by paying for ad. E. White's ¢ DOG stray tom teeth out ¢ from home, Three bot- License No, 52574, Return on Her- E Jost Saturday night Finder please return to nm Office, INCOAT lost betwoen West Ma Hartford Ave. Finder please 373 West Main St. Springfield, Ohio, May 17.—Armed with a heavy blacksnake whip, Mrs. Carrie Littrel, a widow, of this city marched to a local school building where. she administered a flogging to the principal, W. T. Thompson, be- cause he had paddled her son, How- ard, vesterday. The mother charged that Thompson had so cruelly treat- ed the boy that he was now,_ under care of a physician 2 School attaches secured the only after Mrs. Littrel had struck the principal several blows. After an investigation school authorities said the matter was closed. Thompson denied the mother's charges and said he had administered a light paddling after the boy had been disobedient before the other pupils. whip Phoenix Silk Hosiery We consider Phoenix Hose the best value world. For the past few famous Hosier For Women No. 398 Full Fashioned Pure Silk .........$2.55 No. 368 Full Fashioned Pure Silk .........5$2.10 No. 403 Pure silk Ribbed Hose ......$L75 No. 708 Pure Silk, ex- tra good value ....$L.55 No. 409 Very Durable 65¢ Mercerized Hose ... in the vears, the factory has been oversold, and so it is impossible to get as much as we need. Right now we are well supplied with this world- For Men No. 692 Full Fashioned Pure Silk No. 281 Extra Heavy Pure Silk .........$110 No. 284 Pure Silk— Our fastest selling number No. 235 Very Durable Mercerized . ...... Imported Golf Hose in the new shades ...$3.00 T5¢ 50¢ David Manning’s Wiath-Cuer Shoe Store 211 Main St. LAST THREE DAYS OF THE ANKRUPT SALE OF THE Jacques Specialty Shop 407 Main Street Many Good Bargains in Millinery and Women's Wear Fixtures For Sal WILI, the party scen taking pockethook St. Jean's hall, 34 Church St., Saturday night, kindly return to Herald Office and void_further trouble. T or big Us all car plan saves “of new Mdse Union, home money. Am. :“are handling the hag with and strong ATTENTION the famous Burhke golf b the aluminum hottom. Light Also Spalding goll balls, $2 ._C. Monier & Bro., and courteous mervice at Judd and Dun. lop, 15 Franklin Square. NOTICE located at 310 Main St has opencd h tailor shop at 15 Commercial and hopes to sce new as well at reduced pric Best \ip guaranteed. Il soles (leather) SHOE RE materials use Here i our price list: \jith rubber heels, $2.00, Half soles (sewed) with rubber hecls, §1.35; for Jadios; $1.15. Neolin soles anl heels, $1.65, Rubber heels, men, 45c; 40 Work called for and delivered. W old shoes look and wear like new. 21 Au(n “and ank u-ncles CADILLAC & B CARS-- LASH MOTOR CG. “A Reputahle Cunceri.” WEST. MAIN, O NCOLN {{UPMOBILE CARE City Servic: Statlon, Hartford Ave. and Staniey e, A. M. Finices LDSMOBITE A} OLDSMOBILE €. OF N MAIN ST. DEBAKERS Big Six Touring ........ Speclal Six Touring Light Six_ Touring F. 0. M. IRVING JE “1HIS I8 A iven 3,000 ]{udulph 27 Cre 4 cylinder touring car in exceidlent shape throughout. A bargain at 3300, Terms to suit. City Service Station, Hart- _ford Ave. at nley St Ylinder touring car; 1ewly pmm-d new tires, upholstering very good and mechanically perfe t. ““This var must be geen to be appreciated. A. G. H 54 1Im_St. BUICK, 1918 model, soadstor. condition. Apply Donnelly RBerlin, very Brick in gcod CLEVELAND Industrial Gain Shown in Lack Skilled Men—Jobs Increase Cleveland, May 17.—Business is improving so fast that industrial plants are having trouble in finding skilled workers for certain jobs. A number of employers expect to en- large their forces in the next two weeks. The State-City employment bureau placed 1,399 men and 1,798 women in positions in the first fifteen s of May, the largest in a similar period for two years. According to today's report of the bi-weekly survey of conditions made by thy employment managers' group of the Manufacturers’ and Wholesale Merchants’ Board, eighteen out of fifty-one factories are expecting to in- crease their forces within the next two wee l'rr)vlmnnn hours, only 40 per cent of what they were at the peak of demand. Last Febru- ary they were 81 per cent. The hir ing rate for common labor is now 30, 35 and 40 cents an hour in fifty-one factories. The average has decreased a fraction of a cent in the Jast three months, mcordmg to the survey. LER SHOT of however, are LIQUOR SMU After Police Others Arrested Fight With California Long Beach, Cal., May 17.—One man was shot and believed drowned, four men were arrested and a launch and two trucks with 193 cases of Vliquor were seized following a fight between polige and liquor smugglers. The trucks were said to have been engaged by a motion picture comphny and the police asserted the contra- band liquor was intended for Holly- wood. l'our Genuine imported Sw\rluor cheese, 55¢ & lb., Russell Bros.—advt. wy 'AUTOMOBILES DUICK, 1919 roa Engine just over- hauled and in-portort condition; 6 tires, (2 new cords). Upholstery, paint’ and top excellent, (. A, Bence, 51 Main 8t Phone 2215, “Where Good Used Cars Are_Bold." AR &t Junk prices, Rome 1 need of slight mochanical work, with starters and el tric lights, 860 to §260, We need tha room. Aarou (. Cohon, 887 New Britain Ave,, Ilnrllnm GHEVROLET Coup: good. Motor in good shupe. Garnge, 171 South Main_Bt. POBGE Brothors deilverios, open and panel bodfes. Also Dodge Rrothera tourings Anron G, Cohen, 8§87 New HBritain Ave, [ wnd | L 400, t South End Hartford, DODGE BROTHERS, K0od car At a low ter, 193 Arch Bt, yea HODC exvellent real huy tion, F DOR'T, 916 touring car. A price, M. Irving Jes- “This 1s a Studebaker IOTHERS Engine perfoct, paint and Upholstery. This (8 & Terms to sult, Uity Seryvice Stas riford Ave, at_Stanley St 1020 coupe, runs smoothiy, paint, 6 oxcellent tires, upholstery §ood. Gives 20 miles to the gallon, v wconomical ear to run, Price is only 8875, TemA to sult, M. Itving Joster, 193 Arch St, “This is a Studcbaker year.' FORTIS, apeedsters, tourings and deliver] prices, A . Cohen, 867 New good very y panel In Also Ford panel body, Rolliny, 242 Bassett St. & FORD touring, 1916, in A-1 condition, 4 new shoes and all good rubber. cash takes it. Apply after 6 p.m, liame, 85 Hart 8t, city, condition, with 3125 Wil ATD speedstor in gund “condition, $76 ca takes it. Also an Oakland 817 touring. A bargain if taken at once. Auto Repair Co., 535 East Main_St. Phone 2018-3, FORD, 1921 sedan. In perfect condition, chanically and otherwise. 5 very good Can gbe bought right. City Service rtford Ave. touring. A bargain, Good con- of New Britain, 1017 dition, Oldsmobile Co. 6 Main_8t. Phone 2530 A HUDSON, 7 passenger touring car, Runs well, 5 good tires and looks very good! Can’ be bought at an attractive price, Bence, 51 Main §t. Phone 2215, ood Used Cars Are Sold.” 75 and _coupes. Also brand mvw !')',’2 Liverty, Low prices, liberal terms. Aaron G. Cohen, 867 New Britain Avi Hartford. \ TTUDSON, 1916 touring car, 7 _passenger, new paint, 5 good tircs, mechanically per- fect, excellent upholstering, $275, with good terms. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker vear. Hll")nfl\ 5[\ 1919 7 nuenlu lourlnl car. Good engine, just repainted, § pri tically new cord tires, Price and ter: very reasomable, M. Irving Jester, 1u This is a Studebaker year truck, . Appl T 1970 y Ben- el 1635-14. with _winter _and Inurlng tops. Tires (5) and ubholstering y good. Mechanleal perfect. Price Is 500. M. Irving Jdester, 193 Arch St udebaker year." nger touring car. In fine running condit Paint, top and upholstery excellent. Price is low., . A, Bence, 51 Main St. _Phone 221 MAXWELI, TOURIN, CAR in very good mechanical condition, 5 excellent tires. top and upholstery very good. Price reasonable. R. C. Rudolph, Cherry diits b T KA sedan, 1918, $500. Cash or terms, ew Britain. 6 Main St Tan be bought Oldsmobile Co, Tel. 2530, for of OAKTAND, like new, runs smoothly. suit. M. Irving Jestel 780 with terms 193 Arch St, 11 lendid upholst crfect engine. Pri terms. M. Irving Mhis i 8tudebak i suitable Arch 8t enger roadster. New very low price. Oldsmo- 6 Main street. paint and tires, bile Co. of New Britain. Phone OVERTA mechanical condit for cash. ~Tondster good-tirem. perfect Gheap bargain, driven newly painted, top and upholetery excel: lent.” Price only $400. Teras to sult. M. Irving Jester, 193 . t. “This is a r Year, PACK " passenger touring. Just t car for livery, $300, Oldsmobile Co. Now RBritain, 6 Main St. Fhone 2530. VATAE, " oxielieni condition, Cheap for Will exe Imn:i’ for light- r as t. Tel. 37 . PATGE, 1920 sport modei; b gfood tires, new paint, upholstery exccllent and me- chanically rf-ll'mv. This is a real barga.n. Good termns. M. Irving Jeste,, 193 Arch Bt. This is a !ud.rhnl.u yea ) H[\A‘ld“’xl}.fl \mv gnnvl Condition, R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St, Dort dealer, Phone 2051- cash dition, Inquire in good asonable price. city -BOOTH, 1 coupe, exce' ‘ent mechanically in A-1 condition, & top and upholstery good. Can for §700. See this closed car. Terms to suit. M, Iiving & “This is a Stude- Toa 11 for r Wilson St. RIPE paint, good tires, be bought It's a argain. Jester, 193 Arch baker Yea STUDEBAKER, 1915 7 car, 3 new cord tires, engine runs perfectly, This is a bargaia at $400, with terms to suit pur:hnser. M. Trving Jestr, 193 Arch st “This 8 3 Studebaker ycar,'h 1919 touring, conditdan. Price Oldsnisbile Co, passinger ‘ouring unt 1s new and Tnerteet’ Dslinnle ie right. Cash or of New Britain, § cal terms. THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. —Distributors-- CHALMERS, USED CARS SEK: MAXWELL, REAL BARGAINS 1 THIS W 1018 1920 1921 1020 1920 1915 1948 139 ARCH ST. TEL. 2109, enings and Sundays. * Paige 7 passenger touring. Cakland Touring, Maxwell Coupe, Maxwell touring. Dort, 3 passenger roadster, Ford scdan, Overland touring. MOTOR CAR: STUDEBAKER, 1021 six touring. Driven 7,000 miles. Exceptional buy. BUICK, 1019 roadster. Newly painteds First-class shape. 3 MARMON, 1018, touring. Motor in pere fect condition. 5 new Miller cords. NATIONAL, 1820, touring. Fully equipped. Also tonneau windshield, LASH MOTO Cor. Lincoln, Cputable INC, Phone 382 Cancern.” W. Main, | AT ANTWIT trade. F Dort_dealer. Phone 11 will_find that part of t Cutler's, 22 Oak St. Phone also buy used cars. new or old, Franklin_&quare Sxide Batt Exchange your old battery Exide. Liberal allowance, BEARINC for a make: ¢ hearings, connecting rod and axles at Cutler's, 22 b-14. D TIRES and tubes. Also vulcan- cading, Most convenient gas New Britain Tire Re- Hartford ies and service, tor a A bearings, Ouk St | DA MO {zing and re stationin the cit treading and Vulcanizing Co., Ave. and kast Main St. COMD T jeliners, $1.50 (o §3. 00, Ofeell n, 30 Washe JUDD & DUNLOP, SQUARE. 15 playing safe. Sertice Woike, 309 McCarthy, Prop, West Main Bt., Phone 1091-3, TN L) = oo e s e