New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 24

DAY, JUNE 20, 1922. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUES CLOSE-UP OF MARS sl NEW BRITAIN BARGAIN DAY | Astronomers Also Think They et | Money Saving Specialsfor Wednesday Only Washington, June 20.—The planet Mars, with its two moons and what many scientists belleve to bhe snow 4 d a and Prtile s of egetaton. hovera oy whout 43, A BIG SPECIAL FOR THE LOCAL PROPERTY OWNERS 000,000 miles from the ¢ e Carter’s Pure White Lead (none better) ........................................... Wednesday Only, $11.03 per 100 Ibs.—Worth $12.50 .... Wednesday Only, 98c per gal. —Worth § 1.15 at the United States Naval Observa- 5 b 2 tory, despite heavy clouds and un- Guaranteed PurefLinseed Ol v or 5 Son s il s o satisfactory atmospheric conditions . No remarkable discoveries or ob- ings and white shadows were clearly - 27| 80c Off the GAL. on All Our GUARANTEED VARNISHES who studied the planet ‘inten for several hours during its closest ap- proach last night, said was a matter . . e The above Specials are Wonderful Bargains and we hope you will take advantage of this golden opportunity. “close up' inspection of the planet e wutie siadows, b gy WALL PAPER REMNANTS Wednesday 98c T 98¢ no borders; worth up to $7.50 Onlye TECT RA lPitJh W { onl Wednesday Onl int Johnson’s Wax _ nly .. o0 ednesday Only EREATEST RA[;E l]l: 1 Quart Auto Enamel, any color ) $l 98 S . Latoria on Jue 24 B : . iean The J Ohn BO y1€ CO. Wholesale and Retail Paint Dealers from inhabitants of this earthly body. pARLALIR nEDHED Y IRt possibly)) 1 Pint Varnish Stain S Only ...... with border; worth $3.15 { Onlyst oy ee g e e 1 Quart Paint (in or out) Wednesday 2L Bottl examination of the ever shifting arge 0 es 230 HURSES IS PLANNE” uart Clear Varnish Wednesday " 9 8 c 1 Good Enamel Brush Cincinnati, June 20.—A race that i Dr. Hall was inclined to believe ney ey vt o eeraton, SPECIAL WALL PAPERS Wednesday 98¢ the planet's two moons. Movement t e S LIS Only ....... Sandpaper—Instructions. Worth $3.15. expected to rival in importance an: enthusiasm of the Kentucky Dert 3——5 FRANKLIN SQUAR,E that there must be littic atmosphere 3 : and less h and hn!'.! on the distant FEW EXTR SPECI LS sphere than on the earth. Under A A g\ ; '!! such conditions, he added, inhabitants, that the white shadows or markings 1 Pint Ground Color Paint ‘Vednesday 98c ings either water or vegetation. of these orbs, Dr. Hall explained, was I Only 3-inch Brush Only e i e B 1 Pint Johnson’s Restorer Wednesday 98¢ Dress Up Your TinLizzie or Packard With Our Extra Special For Famous “Morvich” to Compete at and the Preakness stakes will be ru at lLatonia, Saturday, June 24, 1 will be known as the Kentucky spe cial and the Kentucky Jockey clu will hang up a purse of $50,000, The equine aristocrats of Americ will compete for this rich prize. The FLIER LANDS O 1A E race will be for three year olds cx o New Haven, J he clusively and each horse will carr Makes Forced Landing at Niantic and otinte Brascanl c]“fl::k: i?-;’:he col- year— 126 pounds over the mile and one Comes to Grief—Continues Today. E : : Harvard vs. Yale—was scheduled as quarter journey. The race is a upe @ ? z cial event, put on the Latonia racing Niantic, Conn., June 20.—Robert o ‘ Khe_ final event of Yale's diamond ac- ) Hewitt, pilot of the seaplane which i y : tivities for 1922 at Yale fleld today, program by General Manager Matt | Winn in order to insure the presence Tills S0 became lost in the fog and descended | Threatening skies and a wet fleld did ot he unbeaten: Morvieh: mt fhe e i £ ) here iast night, intended to resgme i of not dampen the ardor of hundreds tonia meeting. Yill Go Thmugh Pickett's| nis fignt from Boston to Paterson, L of gay Yale alumni and commence- 2l ge M iel * N. J., today. When Hewitt descend- ment friends of the Blue, Three Yale After ufo“\llll::“n:? uf";l‘\lnr\‘u\h in the . ed in Niantic bay he struck a rdock 3 g . diamond favorites, Captain Mac. Al- Kentucky Derby. ol Winn oftercd| MADEAVETS i1 SHAM Baftle |which was just under the surace at| | ® drich, Chittenden and Crane played a purse of $50,000 for Morvich to the low tide tearing a hole in the 3 3 their final game for the Blue on the — bottom of the seaplane. The plane's| E i i . home field. meet Pillory the winner of the € momentum carried him to the shore. Preakness stake at Baitimore, R. T, une 20.—Five thou- ! Washington, J Hewitt expects to make repairs and finish his flight today. He left Bos- Wilson, owner of Pillory, declined the | g5 ('nited States marines, en route issue but Mr. Winn obtained the|rrom Quantico, Va. to Gettyshurg, v = 4 consent of Benjamin Block, owner of | py *where they will reproduce Pick- [ ton on Saturd it was reported. ence of five oil men whose companies Morvich to race against any three|.t's famous charge July 4 under - - 3 . have interests in Mexico and Mostoss | year old. Winn then went to James | modern battle conditions, were re- FLOODS IN QUEBEC ; Finance Minister de 1a Huerta began Towe, trainer of the Harry DIayne| iewed by Preside rdite ani iy ) (T FlEEen Wy YpesitEnt Hariing River Overflows Banks and Towns in 3 1 4 Whitney stahle and asked Rowe NOW et in the White House grounds late ¥ he would like to run one or two of |vagierday afternoon. Northern Province Are Inundated E % 3 : $39,987,823 DEFICIENCY. the Whitney horses against Morvich " ymmediately following the review| Sherbrooke, Que. June 20—Fed by : B at Latonia for $50,000, the brigade marched to the elipse|the contifiunus?\ea\'y rains of !hidlasi A Washington, June 20.—A third ge- “Bring on Morvich," replied ROWe, |qouth of the White House grounds,|few days the Chaudiere river has ) ; ) fielency appropriation bill carrying a SIEvLibe, thiere. s fiave Gomething | inare it staged & drill in Honor of Col. | averaewad It Lacite fosding mant ob Y : total of $39,087,823 was today favor- to run in the race.” With this as-|ppeqdore Roosevelt, Acting Secretary|the Chaudiere valley.. The inhabitants 3 X ably reported from the house appro- surance Winn framed the conditions | ¢ pa pavy of the villages of the St. Mary, Beau- priations committee, of the Kentucky special which per-| " mpe jnfantry arrived at noon by|ville and St. Joseph were forced to mits any three year old to, compete. | \cutor and camped in Potomac Park,|escape in boats to higher grounds PREDICTS G. O. P. VICTORY $85,000 For Horse artillery and auxiliarics coming|when the waters inundated their Washington, June 20,.—Re-elections Before he left New York and had|, .ijung in motorized equipment.|homes. Travelers to Valley Junction o ok R of Senator Kellogg, republican, Min- gungluden “nogolidtions Ji. B ‘M| 'rom Washington the marines will| were met at the railroad station in i nesota, and Hale, republican, Maine boldgWinnt that, 1t he“was. suce hike to Gettysburg, spending six days| boats and rowed to the hotel as many 3 winners in yesterday's primaries, was In his effort to purchase Snob II, an | " o0 There they will engage in|of the streets are flooded. s predicted in a statement today by English bred horse he onging to John |, ttie practices after a three-day —_— P Senator McCormick of Iilinois, chair- Sanford he would be more than pleas- | o nooyuvre in which all of the con- GOVERNOR AS WITNESS |® : man of the republican senatorial ed to make the effort to dethrone the | i, 45" which preceded the Battle of T G G campaign committee. equine king. Cosden, a few days later [ vopurg will be re-enacted. Defense Rests In Murder Case of Vir- B T B8 e non IL and | 0n July 3 the maln body will E0| ginis Pastor and Prosecution Starts i ! PRINCE RETURNS HOME, announced he would be shipped o, . the ground covered by Pickett's . PR R fl i e e Latonia. 1 5 aln Charlestown, W. Va., June 20.—(By P livision, under conditions such as pre- . ) By ; : T Gl 5 T : 5 sociated Pi —The B e LRy IR teenagied do e iled when the famous engagement| Associated Press) WAL L LY rmi::. Rm‘:::,). h,.“:gmgr‘:,‘,ih r,h::gi A girl rigged up lke this could hardly expect a love mateh fn & Bunting and O!ympus. Others mos g s 5 a-|rested in the case of the Rev. J. E. F 1 o " F. Sinclair's Kai-Sang and William A: |\ 5 500 5000 iy the Gettybigeg | deputy sheriff of Logan county during 3 entered Plymouth sound this after-| nd keeps perspiration out of the eyes. E. F. 8Simms, Lucky Hour and My, 4 the labor disturbances of August, HOOLy, Flay; Col E. R. Bradley's Bet Mosie | "' : 1521 in the southern coal fields. ; and By Gosh; Admiral Carey T. Gray- | ™80, 4 | "y tho celebrated battle will| Governor E. F. Morgan was imme- j gon's Hea; R. H. Shannon's, Dead L (m;gm between two bodies of mm-|diately called as the first rebuttal l:::: \atnm’nlg ”.«\nl\l»mn"'gf\,- \:»’::,l.,,’.’f_(,v;‘l;‘r'm < with modern equipment, includ- | Witness by the prosecution. old is eligible but it is hardly likely|' Herh VOTE DIVIDEND : ° 3 3 T : ¥ The manoeuvres will continue for| | 1) | that any more will be entered I Rk L i ) O% r s St. Paul, June 20. rectors o e 3 w P'n]llne a r wa r E l The winner will receive about §4,.|More than & week = Great Northern Railway here today orse §1, d- 2 | per cent., payable to stockholders of | ae % o d}'lllnn & gold trophy oosting $5,000 oo pe s T TN ate e |record Tune " 80: Approximately| Mrs. Karl R, Linktr, Washington, Free Delivery to All Parts of New Britain and Suburbs :(‘)rsf" to the owner of the victorious N 44,000 stockholders will benefit. { D C. claims the nation’s smallest 4 - — feet—a scant six and one-half inches. T s~ New Haven, June 20 ¥or Con- TRISHMA MURDERED. —_— — FOR THE HOME FOR THE l{OME GARDENER HARVARD ROWS WFELL :]«nnmn.]mn;wy :n"‘f"' -:”" “::’;”'f; Belfast, June 20—The murder cam- GRIFTITH LEADING. Metal Frame Window Screens Shovels and Spades, SerEre B HOeske D, IPLPOTAUKL 89 ign continues in South Armagh al G = R Varsity Crew Goes Down Stream Two [ Variable winds. ¢ The. bony: of & onos RERTRDBULAN. L v i b ek R 49¢, 59¢. 63'5 and 79¢ each. Extra Special, 69c to $1.19 Miles in 11 Min.. 32 Secs. [, onaltio Stomers AWM ici|meastotn: todiy ed dhe bridge near| president of the Dail Eireann, a Ellse:nto ?3“85% Steel Rakes |, past 2 r8. he fie A Cons F00¢ 3 at N - | s i B . Red Top, June 20.—Harvard's sec- | mostly to coast districts in the mid- | COTEARO00 There, e Arial Rorthy CIveA TS LT Vetose baldg elathar > “Polar Bear” Ice Cream Freezers, Special at 69¢ each. ond varsity eight after a hard work-|die Atlantic and New FEngland and | iiizious emblem on the body indi-| o oo o101 votes, being elected. i ; 1.3 o Garden Hoes—48c each out this forenoon rowed two miles|from North Carolina southward to| veu’that he was a Catholic. MRESE S e 2 at. Special at $1.39. = s downstream against a strong head |the wost gulf coast. | e s SUPPLY OF COAL DROPS. Brooms— Planet Jr. Single Wheel wind in 11 minutes and 32 seconds, a ssure is still high over the Mari- A NTED AT BROWN | Washington, June 20.—The rail- Fine quality at 39¢c. Hoe and Cultivators, Special $5.50. figure regarded as ve good under | time provinces and the central Mis-| roads of the country on June 1 had on & 1i ‘ 5 % ly of soft conditions. The first varsity end|souri valley. The pressure continues|yy . y Morriss of Mount Hol- | hand 75 days’ supply of soft coal, ac- 5 t freshman crews rowed about four | low over the southern states and over s “iorsaret Morriss s ol | cording to a statement today by the yrex” Glass Oven Ware “Universal” Aluminum Ware miles with little attempt at first work. |the Rocky mountain districts, Mod- |Yoke Goes to Providence Universits.) .ommerce department based on a re- 20% Off for Bargain Day 20% Off for Bargain Day of the American Railway asso- /0 e sttt | erate temperatures prevail in all dis- Providence, June 20.—Miss Mar- |port ricts except in Maine and on the Pa-|garet Shove Morriss, Ph. D. now as-|ciation. On May 1 the carriers had Electric Irons, Guaranteed, $4.25 each “Universal” 1 pt. Vacuum Bottles, 89c each. DEMAND NEW TRIAL cific coast 5ol | e v 0 : i cific coas sociate professor of history at Mount |94 days' supply. 2 5 g I Ay | The outook is for partly cloudy Holyoke college has been appointed e e Electric Stoves, §1.57 Stop "ghti §1.69. Laborites Take Up Fight In Behalf | \cather and not much change in tem- | qean of the women's colle ‘ ather & ch chi tes » ge in Brown ¥ o Qad of Sacco and Vanzetti perature [university. She anecoeds ean 1iaa| MeXico City Strikers Distinctive Prices Will Prevail Throughout the Entire Store - |Shaw King who vetires after 17 year Gradually Returning incinnati, June 20.—A new trial| Ay e fanNlcoIa Sacco and Bartolomew FHARMACISTS MEET. #he will also become associate profes- [ Mexico City, June 20.—An agree- Vanzetti, two Italians, convicted in New London, June 20.—The Con-|sor of history in the latter institution.| ment between striking employes and Boston of murder for alleged partici- |[necticut Pharmaceutical association is Miss Morriss was graduated from|the Mexico City Tramway Company C A H ERPE pation in a payroll robbery, was de- holding a two days' convention at the|Goucher college, Baltimore with the | has been reached, following the inter- ° P .l manded by resolutions adopted unan- [ Hotel Griswold today and tomorrow.|degree of A. B. in 1004, She Hmk‘ mediation of President Obregon. The itmously by the American Iederation |There are ahout 400 including the|her Ph. D. at Bryn Mawr college in| tclephone workers have gradually re- : éf Lubor today. ladies present 73 ARCH STREET TELEPHONE 106-4 Officers are to be|1011, turned to work as well as the bakers, _The convention aiso re-affirmed felected at the b LA AR O TR G I ard the movement which crippled the the federation's stand favoring am-[afternoon and this evening there will Supply a demand—use Herald clas- | capital for several days has lost its peay for political prisorers, CONFER WITH HUERTA. New York, June 20.—The confer- Mvsnsnons,s yattle, armed with machine guns us- perature Predicted. be a banquet and vaudeville show. sified ads. ' impetus. ' PR TS VP 5 VYR R