New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 2

R AL I AR R S TR M et A 4wty NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922, STATEFEEDS BABY, ALLCONGRESSMEN | Now is the Time to Enter the MOTHER LIVES HIGH, ~ SEEK RE-ELECTION| ~ Fresh Air Golf Tournament || ———mawevmmiz — - - Large Loaves of Best Bread l3c—2 for 25c New Apple Pies made from Fresh Fruit 22 each (v | Mrs. DeBeers, Spending Millions, One Exception Declines to Run-- | | FRESH AIR TOURNAMENT FOR HERALD CUPS Leam Ch“d [0 Ghamy P GmlCfl[ Pflt BOIIS ll] Kell[lley New Britain Herald: New Peach Pies made from Fresh Fruit 22 c each LR Gentlemen, please find enclosed ......... dollars for Chicago, July 14—Capt. Edward| Frankfort, Ky, July 15 (By the As- ([l which enter the ?mdemgned in the Fresh Air Tournament Don’t Forget Our Yankee Rye Bread and Boston Brown Bread Morrison gathered a fortune of $3,: sociated Press)——With one exception, g | 500,000 in the eighty-odd years he all of the present cengressmen from to be hn](i’nt the Shuttle Meadow Club, Wednesday, New Plum Cake lee A Camera With You! |nas' been knocking around Chicago,| Kentucky are candidates for renom- July 19, 1922, | Iy osth | ) 4 f - Buy A mostiy’in real estute ination in the primaries August 5. The | Kickers his mode of Ilfe exception is Congressman Charles I, i : 2 _'—_—-——m.., — e Af he was 7 oy R e e et el Bty IR T ey Name Handicap Handicap 7 fiish CARTRIDGE PREMO i o i xvlfi 1 olnnh »nlm v'|!1! 1nnr1fl:(n l\nnv:w’;?snl h‘!:' After Dinner Mif\TsTH.E CANDR Sad 30c 1) {appointed for him and his e NOW! Bai16 nowe in Thosist of AB0000¢ 5 [neTusal to FanAGATIce” 1 Mhaioher: i Peppermint, Wintergreen'Flavors .. ... year. He outlived all his relations former governor of the Panama Canal | & everal years ago he adopted a|Zone will be the republican nominee, We make them fresh in our Sunshine Candy Shop. Use it on your vacation \f\;mz girl, Margaret Rernstein, She and will be opposed in November by When you get home, return the was married to and divorced a man |Kendrick R. Lewis, of Louisville, on e —— 3 — DELICATESSEN DEPT. — camera and get your money " amed De Beers. Her bahy, Anna |the democratie side back. Louise De Beers, {8 now two years In six of the other ten districts in . Baked Scotch 80 Sliced Baked 85 m th Cc - jold. The mother is charged with|the state the present congressmen 9. 8 | No. 2—§2.50 No. 2-A—8$3.50/,, aving the child a charity patient at|have no opposition in the primaries o 5 3 i Ham .. Ham ....... THINK WHAT THIS MEANS the County hospital, while she is said |Summed up the democrats have four Egg and Potato Salad with Russian TO YOU to be traveling with a large sum of [contests, and the republicans have Time of play (requested) . Dresalng s o o oA LR ST 35c money obtained from Capt Morrison, | six. . ° | Mies Minnie Jones, probation offi-| The primary lineup as it will con- £ 1 A 5 3 Lobster ;i The DICklnson cer. who is in charge of the “charity |front the votars on August 5 ls: Entry fee two dollars per person, one may enter on Patties .......... ¢C Chicken 5c | child,” told Judge McEwen the moth- First District above form as well as each of a foursome, Send money and 2 for 15¢ Croquettes Each H | er's neglect had extended over a| Demoorats: Congressman Alban W entry blanks to Fresh Air Fund, New Rritain Herald. Your Roast Beef 85 | vear. | Barkley of Paducah (unopposed). receipt will await you at the Shuttle Meadow club. Anyone ru 0 “The juvenile court has clothed,| Republicans: F. M. McCain, of may enter % ( fed and cared for this child for|Mayfeld. (unopposed) ) ! Roast c Veal c fifteen months,” Miss Jones gaid, Second District - ————— e Pork 1)) Loaf ™ 169-171 MAIN ST. hile h rest: relatives ‘angre H = = T T 7 RLSBea00o A wh er n t relatives do not Democrats: Congressman D. RULES OF CONTEST Meadow and Sequin or by the state Apple 22 Best Pressed 38 .. can i (o) care what becomes of her. |Kincheloe, of Madisonville, (unop- Lad One of the relatives advised plac- [posed) One day medal play for benefit of {A>s0ociation Fillhprevail Jiselaot, your Sauce ... , Ham Ing the child in an orphans' home,| Republicans: FErekine B. Bassett, [ o (o0 b SWnNindokars s hnndidap, Native Eggs—Butter and Cheese—Milk and Cream g and that is probably the greatest s : George W. Jolly, of Low gross and low net prizes will ) One cup to he awarded for low net |be awarded as usual in contests of £ amount of interest taken in the child v . ortne ivian 0 f| by any of ner relatives Third District score, with cups for second place. this kind Store Closes at 6:30 P. M. # : All necessary information, inelud. *'The last we heard from the moth- Democrats: Congressman Robert Y.[ One cup to be awarded for low y |ing the entrants’ handicap and chosen er she was in New York. Our infor-|Thomas, Jr. (unopposed) ek Bar s Thnte o waasndll piRaall Be 8r i ! Dot |nandtcap for Kkickers' event must be | mation is that she is traveling about Republicans: W. O. Moats of Mor- One cup to be awarded to winner of ares a e B | the country, stopping at expensive |gantown, R. M. Amos, of Olmstead:|“kickers' handicap” mateh, with cups. |in before the match starts from the ’ | hotels and watering places.” Marmaduke B. Bowden of Russell-| Fach player enters all three rv\t-fltn‘j'u tee. Players will check off with Tt is said that Mrs. De Beers, who |ville, and has one round of play. starter on driving off. Tags will be 5 i = 3 ay rwin more than |distributed by the starter. No one w | has alwavs been a great favorite of Fourth District No one person may S ty ears B | the millionaire, has received large Democrats: Congressman Ren John- |one prize. may play without one of thése tags. | Bifts of money from her adopted fath- |son of Rardstown, (unopposed) In the event of ties in the }«ivl:ns';““kp up your own matches with oth- er, besides the $2,000,000 she was glv-| Republicans: Dr. R. H. McMullin, [handicap the ownership of the cup |°T8 Who have entered, the starter will White Flanne! Trousers 5 en by the probate court at the time |of Grayson county, (unopposed). will be settled by tossing a coin and |Pair some lone entrants Auto Dusters 9.50 the estate was settled. The court or- | ¢ Fifth District three cups given others who have Eickers' Handicap. For the Golter—Cool Linen B | dered a search for the mother. Democrats: Kendrick R. Lewls, of [tied. In the event that first or sec-| A number hetween 70 and 85 will KRUCKET. s o cdis cven 888 R AR TAS Lonm-i'\'n (unopposed). ond prizes have heen won in either of [be drawn from a hat preliminary to STRAW HAT SPECIAL . ExpLMNS GRASSI GAS Republicans: Maurice L. Thatcher, |the other two matches the winner will[the match and sealed in an envelope. Hats that are the last word, E of Louisville, (pnopposed). be automatically eliminated from the | Contestants will choose any handicap ° ° in style and good quality. Have Sixth District kickers' cup. they wish, figuring to bring their net “been selling for $3.00 and §4.00 = Democrats Arthur B. Rouse, of Low gross winnerg will not be|score between 70 and 85. At the HBARTFORD «-$1.95. K Commissioner McIntyre Did Not | of Louisville, (unopposed). awarded prizes in other matches |conelusion of the match, after all to- A PRACTICAY, SUTTCASE e £ Republicans: no candidate. Any amateur may play providing |tal scores are in, the chosen handi- Unusual quality of leather, in Faike Tay Hns Bstommionned Tas Seventh District the entry fee of two dollars has been caps will be subtracted and the net black or tan. Good heavy leath- § crease, Officlal Asserts. Democrats: Congressman J. Cam- |paid in advance of starting. Arrange |score which matches or comes near- ° er straps all around—=8§12.00. hell Cantrill, of Georgetown; R. Lee|your own matches in twosomes or |est to the number in the envelope will M d | mayor that Commnqnvr Py \1("v Republicans: no candidate. In mailing in entry blank (printed |cups will be awarded, each one for r | Intyre of the hoard of public works | Eighth District. in Herald) please specify at what| ond place” in this event, to the! < raised the pay of Peter Gr . a| Democrats: Conegressman Ralph Gil- 't yvour match will start and, as next nearest three to the winner. In d wer department employe, without|Bert of Danville; W. Vernon Richard- i3, a= possible, the requested time will |the event of ties for the cup the own- 9. . 93 99 sy[um&ncl | soing through the usual procedure, |son, of Danville be adhered to. Cards handed in by |ership will he decided by tossing a estra e resses the following explanation has been of-| Republicans: Edward Hubbard of [the chosen scorer of a mateh will |coin, in which event the cups will ord fered by an official of the hoard: |Lancaster; Dr. H. L. Canard, of Dan-|be accepted for all three contests | g0 to those tying and losing on the| e Grassi is employed at times as a]ville. : Handicaps as arranged at Shums‘m&s. - LINENS’ GINGHAMS, VOILES un Pays To Buy Our Kind” F 'm;wd n in ,,;, repair firl”‘;; basins | " '\m'l‘h District R i Hiced T w 5 | AT 4 9 t|an oes not come under e pay emocrats: Congressman fam A T RO R O A i ORI O SOOI L) 5 § i %76 will e cloed on Wednesday ff | classifications settled upon by he| . Fields, of Olive Hils H. C. Dufty A 3 Very attractive assemblage of frocks in delightful col- Afterncons Until further notice, ti|board Commissioner MeIntyre learned | of Cynthiana; R G. Bucker, of Prater; leranan TO Kuzbas @ orings. The voiles are of the finest quality.- o |that Grassi was receiving less pay|W. T. Cole of Greenup | A SPECI_AL GROUP OF SILK GOWNS | SR T SEGTRIIL. | than some men on Jess exacting fobs| Republicans: Trumbo Snedeger, of i $9 75 — and recommended to the city engineer Wyoming; George Oshorn, of Russell; 2 T SFeuTa o e We P NSNS o Bt L . that he he properly remunerated.|J. H. Stricklin, of Insko ; . > Exceptionally heavy tricolettes in.long line effects.. Clty ltems i ¥ R ; Taffetas, Satins, Eponges and Pongees, beautifully trimmed. This was done, it being the contention | Tenth District. that Grassi h‘-ad Aot hien r rly| Demacrats: P Tom Hatcher, of : . o 5 gre Oty ] classified in the firstvpVarfi - Opm])‘}»irh':iw»:,atx L \'arnAT of ?l'ana;a 5 o S v SPE%‘]%’?]??‘?S(E}?‘EWq $5 98 fiid $7 50 Three special Victor Dance Records BeriRllhanst(on et esstnan Jobn W, 3 % 3 : fust out. C. L. Pierce & Co-—advt T S tnd Rl el e R : fiw 4 ; These little frocks will give unlimited wear. They are Re et PR e 1 30 YEARS ON THE JOB |gressman Rev N. T. Hopkins, of Yea- i e R e : trimmed with organdie, embroidered, rick rack, etc, in 5;?11:;;}{:2:::”:"79' :"4‘;:;‘:;‘:‘ i ger; Fess Whittaker of Whitesburg, 5 G A ' smart styles. PaVY o v for a n ———— e ¥ - P 2 = . . : S Blver Beach) - T T mmm?f:"“"r'}h;":':;:; L o g A special miscellaneous showing of cantons, georgettes, Hundreds of men and hovs are en. | SUP rintendent Hill o s A G e B { : crepe de chines, etc., in white and pastels, attractively joving the public swimming pool at| gopaol Quits Job—Is Resident of Republicans: Congressman J. M i 3 priced. the North End park Moat of them | | Robsion of Barbourville (unopposed) v:t!adrt Besse-Leland bathing suits | City 55 Years. | The democrats have entered candi —advt. | | dates in all of the eleven districts n 2 S BT, o ! 11, for the past 30 r s Hegsions Berald T Gm-l;)\n}:'adH;fl V:a :rb/-(: 4;;,3,";:,1: planning even to give the republicans % 2 i i iy = St i as a panitor in the public schools, has |OPPOSition this fall In the rockribbed 4 . ; ; LEAVE IT TO SOUTH [ charged that Senator Calder had act- Stephen L. Willlams of 110 Rack.|resigned his place, effective Septem- |"ePUD "5”” . b i Bt i § g sl —_— | ed “for .political purposes in an effort well avenue, reported lact night to the | ber 1, and is planning a long vacation. |21 € S “-;‘i”;iq h;”:‘:fl e ; . / Senator Harris Believes Southerners | to get negro.votes in his state.” police, that his wife left home on|Mr. Hill is at present janitor of the ,‘],,m,‘h:”;h'bfl S e ; : W Should Take Care of Negroes ¥ : 7 Central J r High school, fc 1 4 R | - i ) Vi el fia Blearise behand e emall R O ). "o ln 1 Jeary|man Bouss and fn- the seventh whers | v Washington, July 14—Urging that| OUTING COMMITTEE MEETING et e E of Age and has been & resident of New |COngressman Cantrill has a fight on | : ) : the negro question be left for the | A meeting of the common council The claims commilties of the com Bitals for £6 Senvs P his hands for the nomination | | south to solve, Senator, Harris, demo- |outing committee has been called for mon council will meet tonight at City | S {e covering| Dr. Ben L. Bruner of Touisville crat, Georgia, speaking yesterday in |this evening by Chafrman Clifford Hall | more than a quarter of & century, Mr, | former candidate for the Inited States the senate, attacked Senator Calder, |Hellberg. The committee has planned : il g senate entered the congressional con- republican, New York, for placing in |a trip to Momauguin, Wednegday, July test in the fifth district but dropped | the congressional record.an article [6, and plans are being made to ac- from a New York newspaper about a |commodate about one hundred city . Sunday at T —advt, | city's leading citizens come and g L S throngh their school dave He is one|OUt in the first week of the pre-prim- e Fend lynching in Georgla. Senator Harris |officials, employes and friends old son of Mr. and Mrs Tohn Halver- ::r;. S:H:“F;i'r;::m:: ’:;"\xnd |ents in the state : | byville has an interesting contest be- 3 R, : v Brponnd fractite of the 1eft arm CHARGES NOT PRESSED. |00 WELBUR ORRCBLBE oy o, VEL B 3 " LISTEN Rl IR ) Ruth Kennell, San Francisco, will have charge of the 20,000-| Are we ready to believe everything Dr. Norwood said in his e {5 at the New Britain General hos Ansonia, July 14.--No prosecution | A Avnadth ania, fotmier BaoTalary 16 The o k B itk iy worive o ovbr| B, MElR O foue men ewcested Iniejs Sector il James. Doitical gb- 4 ' | lecture on “The Discovery,” as was given at the Chautauqua on r v worries r 3 Ve aven e Anesday + 5 ¢ < 5 Pl aes § 2 = Sl . R ol el e et wakh, 85, L dharesn with abtainine By 1 12“”9[,,_,.,.,.,5 predict that this race will be | volume library in the Kuzbas colony, Russia, a settlement backedi Tuesday night. i : . - N e, T V4 ? « o | the closest o i Union Laundrv, Tel 004 vt | means more hrass scrap than they act- | T the. minth dlstrict Congressman| DY Americans where money will be unknown and “hours of serv- A B. Taylor of the People’s Church will give the other side The regular meeting of the Tadies'|, ¢ paid for from the el !mm"\\’ ‘1“ h ‘| lH A i‘i i 1"7, ; 3 g J of this. " il helr W i e AN sised tha illiam J. Fleids, democrat, is faced|. ., _ . : 3 7 Auxiliary, A. O. H. will be held to here. Tt was claimed that the Willam opponents, one of whom is| ic€” Will be the medium of exchange. — SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 P. M, — H. C. Duffy, of Cynthlana, former | % your -vacation, 18c a week. Cas! The other side of Dr. Norwood's| discovery at the Peon a Chureh of | Hill has watched thousands of the |ary campaign of the heét known school superintend- 2 A 2 Z 3 { Congressman Ralph Gilbert of Shel- 7 : | gress once hut of serving only night in Judd's hall at 8 o'clock. Alrnen had nothing to do with the are requested to attend | The men offered fo pay for the xeoss |smeaker of the state house of rep- | Al e gl sl N Sehet 3 Congressman Langlev, in the tenth |day. His democratic opponer 9% § =3 |Hopkins is a picturesque fign cahmpm;:' Tilewhm ‘k:h: r:nm:m:v '14::. ! o |tist mintses l!",\'r\vm of this section of || where he w a rrangements for s G ENer e e the. Bey.Scout camp which opens Re-Enact Pickett’s Ch e ol SSipssny lasfen OUR ANNUAL SALE IS A GENUINE MONEY SAVER July 29 e-Lnac 1cKell's arge pponent. ig Fes chen el R This s Bargain Week for the John < 4 3! s - Whittaker was sent to his own jail, Boyle Co.s customers —adst. : ; LinalE it SEMEGMR.Th WIDE-AWAKE PROPERTY OWNERS street, emploved in the drop forge de- | . : . WRUE I HL Henon g b 5 for the county judgeship and defeated partment at l.anders, Frary and Clark ; | for ounty ju ge : i B e i 7 e | all Paper an orders the face and arms while at work re- : . s the congressional con- cently, and fs indergoing treatment nt | G ; ; ; enty Ly A L ek Reduced to Almost distr v 5 didates for prices are lower -——advt I STEAMER '\GR()I ND There is a wflrtd of dwnrenu between z P 7 ; i : fce cream that is made with an imi- | : of : / : Yog Makes Traffic Dangerous on St. HIGH GRADE WALL COVERINGS “ which is flavored with Baker's Pure | Frulp Extracts. Try them and see ; " 5 T e : Sault £te Marie, Mich, July 14— | Eie g % B | The steamer Noronic, flagehip of the S P E C I A L R E D IT C T l 0 N S ENROLLED 221 PUPILS 3 o ’ i < j § o mv-r_,‘,;fn agroind at Beech Point in s P E C I A L L Y R F D U C E D 7 Y Datly Vacation Bible School, Younger o M ‘e (¥ The vessel grounded during a dense | Don’t Miss This Splendid Classes Consider Use of Chnrch Tawn. e . ¥ 4 foz. Tugs from this port are making Pooks. Following the report of sev-| ¥ oreeE KOs ; " 3 = | % eral.visitors yesterday that the ventila- g - 3 f ; 4 1 ,SHOT BY SHE RIFF, . tion was not satisfactory for the 3 g X ¥ | Chicago, July 14—A deputy sheriff | g younger children, steps were taken to 4 2 3 ; | today ghot and seriously wonnded one ® use the South. Congregational church | ’ g 5 3 of a crowd of men attempting to pre- vent workers from entering the Permission to use the lawn was se. cured but at last reports Mrs F. Ches- A o 3 Jn,"|;nfl.",: e: ]:fie;\:v::mqn 'r;r-:‘ r;q’H“ ; B e ok ts Syafl harmeis of the| . Under the eye of President Harding, United States Marines . " "\ "ro) oyt 3-5 FRANKLIN SQ.—NEW BRITAIN, CONN. dectded ot s time. [Tt s possiore| Charge through wheat field re-enacting Pickett's famous charge n.’ nomes of the strikers are being| priviiege at this » P e picketed rather than the shops. social - will follow and all members weighing of the scrap at the seales == resentatives and seasoned campaigner ) N ~ - - tive, who leaves tomorrow for West|after handing over $ ditional to ; A g ) i Haven where he will camp with the|to the 5200 which they had paid at|Aistrict is opposed by Rev, N. T. Hop- (¢lected on the fa e of r % local machine gun company, of which | the foundry the men were released |kins, of Yeager, who has the distinc- |served throughout the session being ||[ he is a llentenant, will leave that en-|and the case ended tion of having been elected to con-|declared unseated on the 'K €A jailed of Letcher county Willlam Robinsen, of 47 Linden | % e % While in jail he condneted a campaign e | the New Britain General hospital Sy : B . i Vs vary mich easier to do your i ey i judge of the court of appeals from | shopping at Besse-Leland’s and the 3 7 this district. k! - : f ‘ The Finest Assortment of tation flavoring extract and that D i { b : Mary's River in Michigan 1B In the City to Select From All grocers.—advt. Northern Navigation company and S | carey four_ hundred passengers, | HO(,bE PAINTS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES and FLOOR WAX will be r— g A 4 . | Upp 8t. Mary's river since morning 2 \ t ; | at ase the vessel, which ® Today was the last day for enrolling 5 MUBMPE HOTICIEaRE - uie. new puplls in the Dally Vacation Rible P 4 0y i 'k | was said to be in no danger argaln ee before noon with 221 pupils on the ) o . 3 4 B P By i lawn for the younger children 3 O ; Ay, 4 : | » » ' : - 1 | ; ; : b Burnside shops of the Illinoie Central Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Paints, Varnishes, Lead, Oils. fore they arrived. It is reported that this decision may be ehaaged. at Gettysburg, Pa. e