New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 19

Tennis Goods, D&M Base Ball Goods the Lucky Dog Kind Genuine Leather Traveling Bags and Suitcases *4:2t.*18 Get Your Bathing Caps at the Rubber Store Motobike $37-2, Roadster $32=2, Juvenile $30 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922, SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL TIRES, FABRIC AND CORD, FOR SATURDAY Sporting Goods of All Kinds Wright & Ditson All Base Ball Goods 209 Dlscount H. 0. W. Bathing Suits Buy A Blcycle For the Boy’s Vacation ALLING RUBBER COMPANY 240 MAIN STREET YOUNGER STATESMEN ACTIVE AT PARLEY Are Making Energetic Efforts to Suc- ceed Where Older Men Have Failed. The Hague, June 16.—The Hague conference, in the absence of the dominating political figures who guid- ed the courses of the international ) ) o ) Hosiery gatherings at Genoa and Washington seems destined to bring into the lime light another and younger group of leaders as representing the great powers. They include Sir Philip LwWyd- Grame of England, M. Benoist, France; Baron Avezzano, Italy; M. Sato, Japan; M. Cattier, Belgium, and M. Van Karnebeek, Holland, and al- ready they have begun their efforts to shape the course of the conference. At their initial priavte meeting last night they decided upon the scheme of a main Russian commission with three sub-committees which would | give detailed study to the technical questions of credits, debts and treat- ment of private property owned by foreigners in Russia, which must later be negotiated with the Russians. The details of this project were to be sub- mitted to today's session of the con- ference. It provides that each sub-commis- sion shall consist of 11 members, in- chrding one each from the visiting powers, Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan, together with Holland. The remaining places on each sub-commis- sion will be filled in accordance with the interests of the various other EI!EE]@@EE@E@EEE@E@@DE@@@EE@EE@EIE@E@EEIE% SHOE SALE Tomorrow we offer at money-saving prices 4,000 pair of men’s, .women’s and children’s White Footwear. Come early and get best selection. SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY! A cool dzinty white strap Pump, Baby Louis or mili- tary heels. with vas Pumps. Sale Price $1.69 A fine lot of Chil- dren’s White Can- $1.19 V omen’s White Pumps and ( sfords Men’s White Silk Hose, very best Women’s and Young Wom- en’s Pumps and Oxfords. Sale Black and White Sport Pumps and Oxfords. Sale $1\98 Babies’ White Canvas But- ton Turn Sole Shoes. Sale Price Babies’ White Buck Turn Sole, Lace or Button Shoes Sale $1 2 79 Women’s White Silk, Full Fashioned Hose Sale Men’s White Canvas Eng- lish or Wide Toe Oxfords. Sale Price Price .... Men’s Slate Color Canvas Oxfords $ l ’ 98 Sale Price... ) E | [m}{m](w]{mj{a]] = L it. Come Early! Tomorrow we offer 1,000 pair Ladies’ Glove Silk Hosiery, in all colors and all sizes at. . You have paid $3.00 for anything as good. Carload buying does A Special Feature of This Sale $1.2 cloicolociol DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS 413 MAIN STREET () (5 0 ) ] 65 5 5 5 5 5 5 55 5 ) 556 5 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) countries in the question with which these bodies will deal. Meanwhile the war between the press correspondents and Dutch of- ficlaldom over the right of the former to enter the peace palace where the conference sits is affording great amusement to the visitors here, as well as a good laugh to many phlegmatic Hollanders, who like the people of other lands, Illke to see bureaucracy beaten occasionally. The newspaper men won the first engage- ment, but another ba‘tle seemed like- ly today. LANSHEN ADHIT Rrrested in Chicago, Claim They Tried to Avenge Girl Chicago, June 16.—Capturad while speeding at the rate of sixty-eight miles an hour early yesterday, three men were taken to the Chicago De- tective Bureau, where one of them told a remarkable tale in explanation of the presence of two revolvers and a cat-o’-nine-tails in their automobile. The man who told the story is Wil- liam W. Newman, a member of the Ku Klux Klan. His companions gave the names of A. Umbach and Frank H. Pascolini, all of Chicago. Newman said he and the others had been to Morris, Ill., to administer a lashing to a doctor whom he charged with mistreating a girl, and were returning to Chicago. According to Newman's story, the three men were acting on a complaint in a letter from a man named Philip Kohl, who runs a store at Morris, |that a 19-year-old girl was working !in his store who had been mistreated ‘hy Dr. William A. Muttera. They declared their visit to Morris | was the last of four recent night trips there, during each of which they failed in attempts to attack Dr. Mut- tera, a chiropractor. The physician in Morris denied the charges, declaring their attacks had nothing to do with his treatment of young women, but were an attempt to drive him out of business. “Abou' six weeks ago I vegan re- ceiving letters signed ‘Ku Klux Klan,’' lordering me to quit my chiropractic and leave Morris, under threats of being horsewhipped or otherwise mis- treated if I failed to comply aid Dr. Muttera. *“I notified the | anu- thorities and they made investiga- tions, but failed to disclose the iden- tity of the letter writer, “Late last night, as I was leaving a dance, T was trailed by an automo- bile containing three men. Just as I reached my home the automobile drew up to the curb and the three leaped out. They attempted to drag me into the car, but I fought them off and got safely into the house. “Their stories concerning my mis- treatment of girls are false. They are the paid agents of some one who is trying to put me out of business. Pascolina and Umbach assérted that Newman was an official of the Ku Klux Kl and the pelice, whe searched his hom ound an official receipt apparently owing Newman to be a member of the Klan. The men admitted they went to Morris to flog the doctor because he “abused” a young girl, but they could not give the name of the girl. SEASON OPENS, First Card of 19 Days' Session Run at Queens Aqueduct Today. New York, June 16.—The 34th run- ning of the Brooklyr handicap for $10,000 was the feature event on the program ut the inauguration of 19 days of racing at the Aqueduct track e —— Palace—Mon., Tues., Wed. GEORGE WALSH —in— “With Stanley in Africa.” A Historical Chapter Play. in Queens today. Eight horses were entered for the race, which is for a mile and a furlong Iixterminator, notwithstanding his 135 pound handicap, ruled a favorite with Grey Lag, who will have 126 pounds up. The latter won last year., The track was fast and weather con- ditions favorable. CIGARETTE WAR IN CANADA. It May Bring the Old-Time Nickel Cigar in Sight Again. Montreal, June 16.—The first cigar- YOU BUY ONE HAT AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICE WE GIVE YOU ANOTHER HAT OF THE SAME PRICE AND QUALITY FOR ONLY ONE CENT SPORT HATS Values to $3.00 Our Price ... $1 95 Another of the same price for only —One Cent— TRIMMED HATS Values to $6.00 Our Price ... $3,98 Another of the same price or only —One Cent— ette price war waged here in some vears began yesterday, when Benson & Hedges brought back the price of their leading Virginia brand from 18 to 15 cents. This follows a general price advance made by all manufac- turers after the new taxes came into force a couple of weeks ago. It is also expected that the famous pre-war ‘nickel cigar’” will be rein- stated, these having advanced to something like 7 cents each. Tobacco sales have fallen off about 25 per cent in the past three wecks owing to price increases. TRIMMED HATS Values to $8.00 Our price .. $5.98 Another of the same price for only —One Cent— CHILDREN'S HATS Values to $3.00 Our piee . $1.95 Another of the same price for only —One Cent— CHAPIN—GOODWIN. Alfred K. Chapin of Bristol and Mrs. Ellen Goodwin of 4 Washington Place, this city, were quietly married Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Congregational church. Iollowing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Chapin left by automobile for a wedding trip of two weeks in Canada and on their return will reside at 1 Hillside Place, Bristol. Mr. Chapin is the superintendent of the factory of The Clayton Manufacturing company, and Mrs. Chapin was bookkeeper §3r l Goldenblum Millinery l 188 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN the Eddy Awning company. ATTACKING DOCTOR MT DAY AND ALL OUR REGULAR STOCK INCLUDING THE NEWEST HATS MANY OF THEM HAVE JUST ARRIVED AT OUR STORE DURING THE PAST WEEK SAILOR HATS Values to $3.00 Our pie . $1.95 Another of the same price for only —One Cent— e ———,———— Our First ONE CENT SALE Was a Big Success. This Will Be a Greater One. TRIMMED HATS Values to $5.00 Our biee $2.95 Another of the same price for only —One Cent— ery Co. Y. M. C. A. BLDG.