New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 15

. T T —— ‘ Sécond Section 0. HENRY'S STORY OPEN PORT LAW OF FIGURES ARE GONE} TEXAS IS TESTED , - C. Mereer- || ghivoly Shoe TR ‘ g Handkerchiefs - ed Crochet ¢ Famous Lithopolis Charasters|State Rangers Making Initial 9 Good 10c quality for Saturday Cotton Polish . . ;! O ' 6 o 25c numbers—For Satur Dwindling, Say Reports - | Start in Guarding R. R. Centers oo oot comtune thse wia || || B B i3 \ kerr:k!‘;:. s S Limit 4 to .-;ph customer. Lithopolls, U., Oct. 8. — Lithopol- | Austifi, Tex, Oct. 6.—The Texas : : — = Open Port Law, passed by a speclal fans of O. Henry fame, characters| qoucion of the Texas legisiature in upon whom he loved to dwell in face- | 1920, is going through its initig) trial A tious manner, are no more, but {t|as a result of the present railroad the has the same “business district,” the | Strike. Since the beginning of The 10c box; all 5c colors. For Sat. box same four churches and its stone | StriKe, ten Texas railroad centers have quarry remotely resembling an in-| been placed under' the law and are dustry. You will look in vain for | Peing policed by state rangers. e WHY Y U D —— Lithopolis in the raiiroad time tables,| TeXas is the only state in the na- but the paling fences on Columbus | ton, according to state officlals, that t has such a law. It was passed as a %ia 18 South and Main streets do not bar Leather Vamty neighborly conversation. result of the situation ht Galveston The village's scenic atmosphere has during the strike of longshoremen in . ] changed but little in the years that|1920- It is designed to empower the Sh’ap erst ¢ Boxes haye passed since O. Henry's "Let- | 8OVernor of the state to take com- 4 ————— e ] e e TR B SRRV ters to Lithopolls’ were inspired | Plete charge of police activities in back in 1903, B E any specified territory when com- Gauntlet beMme ol’mspllen?’l'd spl.d:; ’ merce is being interrupted, without aver gral leathers The recipient of these letters was p patent finish. Black, greys, g el Wi, Vi | ot el o ’I’ ot wunatie coamot weae; | OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND FOR SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS. | I munt T Wagnalls, and grand- . ticles and change purse in- et Tt e | S e e S | e o 79€® [MPORTANT ECONOMIES NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED mi. i+ in the beautiful little cemetery ‘on|Strike. No attempt had >ébn made the hill on the road out of town.” |t0 Invoke its provisions or test its Miss Wagnall's father, at one time | COnstitutionality. a Lutheran minister, is the senior State Rangers Formed. —E @ member of the publishing firm that| The effectiveness of the act, ac- ‘I' bears his name. Miss Wagnalls now | cording to state officers, is made pos- {8 Mrs. Richand Jones of New York.|sible by the fact that before Texas Alta Jungkurth, the “tombstone lady,” | became a state, a system of state stead, where Mabel Wagnalls visited, | police organization. The normal force Have you seen the new has burned down and the Lutheran|tefore the strike was 47. This num- Beauteboxes, with photos in FALL GINGHAMS church, which adjoined it, is bullding|ber has been augmented and ap- colors of all the favorite \ 32 inches wide, checks, a parsonage on its site. proximately 150 special rangers com- movie stars> Rodolph Val- AND stripes and plaids in large The drug store is still operated by | missioned. These police officials are entino 'n everybody. variety of L..S. Bennett and “indulges in liter- | stationed at railroad centers where A colors — Yard lsc ature on the side”. The butcher and |open port law has been invoked, and The new tariff has increas- 27 INCH GINGHAMS barber shops still, grace, the. “business | in more than 20 other centers ‘of ed the price of all gloves. Palmolive Shampoo ........... 29¢!Djer Kiss Taleum ............. 15¢ Inchecksand 7030 tti'llattlcl'l' landm!:e o‘fm::] Ozfice remains | strike activity. ‘We bought heavily before the s plaids — Yard e social center e town. Upon declaring Open Port law, the tarifft was enacted and have . . o Vi v One objection Is volced over the | governor assumes complete control of better values than ever to Watkins Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 31¢|Sykes Comfort Powder .........17c PNGLISHLONG OLOTH a'.atemen: ‘ln t‘!}:e PTE;RC of l:? :9'- all police activities and state rangers offer. 3 1 = ity peY.rdq g loc statement in the preface of the let-|named by which the governor shall . 5 i 185 177 Mabal Wagnallh saving s mew | extoroe Sne 1t Misloien tla o Mavis Rouge Compacts ........ 31l¢c,J. & J. Baby Powder ... .. 12V%e COTTON CLOTH house is never added. Rather than|ony. Although the iy has been in hf\g'"‘;“’r""::“dnms"‘ e, Dier Kiss Ro ‘C’ = t 5 35 =2 bl“ ,’:;"" i 10c do this, people leave the town, or die | force less than a mohth in any S er Kiss Rouge Compacts .... 35¢|Mavi = e —it is cheaper.” Texas town, state officials declare it J g S P Ma 18 Talcum b oY i R 15c Lithopolis people are proud of their|is a decided success and i3 a great Ly 2 : - ettt bl (it mts it [ pacaoecided iccsssrabd s terelt Al the latest word rolls for Laco Castile Soap ............. 12c|Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 30c tion of a genius—even for so brief a|pared with martial law action. 1In Pianolas have arrived. 5 % e = = = - perlod—and they are proud of their| the centers where the law has been Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Pond’s Cold and Vanishing former townspeople that so became | put in force, the railroads are vol- g 4 g Rt e B B R S pe Pt Du Polvre, “The Soap ................... box 13c|Creams ................... jar 25c Extra Values In love the town, they declare; the|ing the state rangers. Akl e el 10c B evaralon (thesHill is heid tn'rev: oy 'I’ PR e Pear’s Unscented Soap . ... cake 10c Coty’s L’ Origan Face Powder . 7lc Hosiery HERE ARE erent esteem, and they tell you that TO:-APDRESS ADVERTISERS. the orice when they die, no matter where, ; B.--Post . Makter oprice: they'd like to come back to Lithopolts. : oiinen sl Cutex Preparations ........... 25¢c Kolynos Tooth Paste .......... 16¢ §sident of the Direct Mall ke A st S % = e e ol e rose 4 p a 'ake advan of e spe- H M 4 —Black and do- WOULD LET WOMEN St asosiation, that he will et TR Resinol Ointment .... 35c|Ipana Tooth Paste ............ 29¢ e e B0e gcinnati to make one of Nets. 1 Nets. Fine Italian Glove Silk INTO RABBIN ATE “:&dnre;;ps;h;‘t ;:‘ ;anr:;;]j Hose in all colors and nov- ' tion here Oct."25-27. Fred Y. Pres- ‘Wonderful values of hand- g elty weaves. $l 95 + |ley, general manager of the Harvard some hand worked Caps and S Patr. ... . 0 Rabbi Philipson Takes -An . Almost| University FEconomic Bureau, will be Sacques for babies. Safety Pllls E D Another Lot of SPOG:'r:’i?:‘ mil,:}l:f"s“ ribbed ¢ another speaker, 4 X y silks $ Revolutionary’ Step in Editorial - G All aikes. soo ead T s R J, J. Clark S new fall shades. 1-95 in American Israelite. A complete stock of all nickeled n;xéh g:n < lc : -rh d h sflkmul:d lisle ribbed. spott § ¥ h v “Royal ety em- 3 : o - ose atest the sow vl Blaotyl om Limit 3 doz. to each customer ; rea a6 Ye Cincinnatl; Oct. 6.—Rabbi David - B broidery packages. A hint o ¥ for Xmas needlework. % 400 dozen for tomorrow, 2 ew- < Philipson of oné of the largest Jew 4 < 1000 yd. spools. Sold 29c ieh synagogues here, places himself on g ‘ ' record as favoring the admission of ¢ Z q in doz. lots only, doz. women to the rabbinate, an almost B Be well corseted without 2 ; . revolutionary step, in an editorial in . i much cash outlay. 98¢ will weStmghouse A | B Attentlon, Men !! a recent {ssue of The American Is- o buy such makes as “War- M d L B i e" Bl‘and Alllm- p raelite. In his article he traces the ner’s,” C-B, La Spirite and azaa Lamps : ® Two w°nderful history of the religious emancipation “Her Majesty.” s mum Preserve of women from the days when th?y 40 and 60 watt i l/ vallles For were segregated in th? synagogues in f Save 07c at the Doll Sale £ Kettle speclal balconies as ‘religiously in- sty 3 110 volts. Sat- Satlflda ferlor” to the present, when they are ¢ Made of heavy y firmly established in the congrega- h‘t . s Ok & urday special gauge stock. tions of the reformed churches. mn‘t ur Cul rices on Rrugs 12 qt. size. “Every form of change which : eliminate all competition. 29¢ Ea. : i regular price 4 MEN’S SILK HOSE graned woman more i oe- | thatrash continue i s 2 D4 fibre silk in cordovan and the past,” the editorial states, “and it to annoy you: “Bostonian” Chocolates at 1 -Bartment A Saturday Sale of 1.49 black. Slight hurts make is fipon this ground that the admission 79c per 1 1b. box. A delicious . bR of women to the rabbinate will be| wpat a miserable little biting sting assortment of choice sweets. T Women’ Underthi In Basement R PR - 25¢ fought. - Such arguments are futlle In| (here js every time you touch that ns uvnder Ings view of the advance of woman in| eryption! Resinol Ointment is what “Bertha” Collars, the large Our Well Known : ’ 5 every sphere. you want. Thousands have proved cape effects are much "‘n SPIRITE" BAND BRASSIERES ) 99 Men’s Union sllits “Who knows but that some woman | its unusual healing powers by using it vogue. Pretty styles here in J l' tt Hair Nets Old Norman may arise who, gifted with the pro-| for the most stubborn cases of skin i ‘ted 1 1 V25 ullette 3 y i i ficial re- et L R L Flesh color. Fine grade light weight phetic fire of a Deborah, may arouse| affection with prompt, beneficial re mnen the hosts of Israel out of their 1In-| sults. It soothes while it heals. Cap shape, large size— Merino, short sleeve, ankle difference and lead them on to con- ing Stick is a boon Get up! To the tune of a double mesh, guaranteed “PANSY" BAND BRASSIERES Good quality white sta- length. Beautifully made and quer new spiritual heights? The i Resinol pro- Gilbert Tornado Alarm Clock. perfect. For Saturday— tionery. 24 sheets, 24 envel- finished sold in most stores Sel L Of pink silk opes. For . at $2.00. dead hand of the past should not be ducts g all druggists. Sells for 81.00. Made in the for permitted to close the door of oppor- U. S A 0] 4 25c = Saturday ..... box 12c [®] For saturday .. l. 9@ g w1 Resino ; % Sl B s - SATURDAY OFFERINGS ol e, v Q) PURITAN RECORDS — Week-End - FROM OUR" BUSY BASEMENT 46c — 10 INCH DOUBLE DISC — 46c Commerce Show That Pay of La- ) s X good quality muslin. ches S . l 72‘30‘1“‘.{ ¥y muslin 69 c :‘m""d ‘§ ""\':‘r‘d loc g"";:;:;’(‘l’cr‘:“" 95c l 1 1 50 Count Those Days. Fox Trot. Majestic Dance Or, borers is Going Down. peCIa DAMASK TABLE COVERS | MARQUISEYTE CUR- o il Swanee Bluebird. Fox Trot. Brdw'y Melody Players made up of good quality | TAIN MATERIAL, fine qual- 11 l 49 Tricks, ' Fox Trot Majestic Dance Orchestra Tokio, Oct. 6.—Investigations mdde mercerized material; ity, with borders on Rosa. Fox Trot. Majestic Dance Orchestra by the Tokio Chamber of Commerce CHANCELLUR hemstitched .. 95c YothwiaRa L., yard 19(: ks l l 147 Dancing Fool. Fox Trot. Eddie Davis Orch. show that wages of general laborers ASSORTED = b .(\! good Qus{ ity 25c The Sneak. Fox Trot. Moulin Rouge Orch. in Tokio are on a downward course. CHOCOLATES — white nainsook - 1 l 143 Georgette. Fox Trot. Eddie Davis Orch. Of the fitty classes of work, ten reg- LIFETIME DOUBLE BOILER My Cradle Melody. Fox Trot. Eddie Davis Orch. vy AU e i ENVELOPE CHEMISE Call Me Back Pal O'Mine. Tenor Solo. Orch. Acc. istered a drop in August and thirty- Ib. ; two remained unchanged from. last c )lndf‘_nf heavy gauge stock, colonial $l 69 month. The average index number design, 2 qt. size. Saturday Speci/ . BLOOMERS 5 Arthur Fields Tailored and embroiderey trim- lll 6 014 Kentucky Moonlight. Tenor Solo. Orch. Acc. for the current month indicates a de- med — In all 39c Arthur Fields crease by one per cent over the pre- 2 3 p " sizes...... Do-It-Again. Fox Trot. Frisco Syncopators ceding month, although it is ten per MAKE THE SEMPFR IDEM—PILLOW | TURKISH HAND TOW- 1 1 140 C00-Coo. Fox Trot. Earl Randolph's Orch, cent higher than the figure recorded SODA SHOPPE CASES—made of fine quality ( ELS, with twohhlx stlrlpe_s, A, Splentlid Tk 6 Gee, But I Hate To Go Home Alone. Fox Trot. for the corresponding period of 1920. YOUR LUNCHEON muslin, 350 double loop thread, heavy WHITE SKIRTS l l 137 Vocal Chorus—Arthur Hall. Majes. Sax. Sextette lity, 3 0 Among the works that scored a RENDEZV il - Hodiilien -&- Buzz Mirandy. Fox Trot. Original Memphis Five drop in wages are cement making, BZNOLS MARQUISETTE _ OUR- | Each e l? c With deep ruffles of 49 Three O'clock in The Morning. Waltz. black-smithing, glass manutactur- |8 Pelicious and Appetizing T‘Al;:; re-:il:; to h‘lnx' In'lrl‘l:; n;‘ fi‘filslll;}:“;:":;&(-‘_'"r:'; Hamburg and underlay.. . [ 1 l l 3 5 Frisco Syncopators of good quality materia i 4! Swanee River Moon. Waltz. Frisco Syncopators ing and drug producing, while spin- o M 1 % A Bord & ning, bricklaying and printing gegid- Daily Specials lace edges and hemstitched, | and blue jacquard borders, SOV stk VR Only a Smile From You. Tenor solo. Hugh Donovan i - § gk 91 l 7 Why Should I Cry Over You. Tenor solo. Arthur Hall tered a slight appreclation. 2 1-4 yards $l 29 size i ) 7 s 4 $1 19 DOZENS OF OTHER GOOD ONES BESIDES THESE. . FEUD RESULTS IN DEATH. BUSINESS MEN’S Flesh and orchid. Battles (‘luse; Se\'enr;)‘uths in Threal » LUNCH % Years, Reports Show. R 65 - = = = - — :;:fi!‘:l's:”;:y.thfe‘:h:"eurgc}t\lnv:>;§:I‘(,::i1 Served Dail c Except An Unusual Sale of BEAUT'FUL ...‘;..Etfi?%‘:‘;f::":L“;:’:;i‘&d‘"?n'fi‘;t ‘2§ Sundpy T CHILDREN'S ROMPERS : IMPORTED DOLLS o1 every remaining memper of e |l New Britain's Popular AND CREEPERS ' Just 200 For Saturday two families. The latest fatalities Dining Place from the feud occurred when Felix These were made to sell at $1.00. For Saturday Caraghe shot Batilde Sanchez and - 59 24 inch full jointed dolls with sewed wigs, then himself. The shooting was the C 5 3 sleeping eyes and eyelashes. Really outgrowth of a duel last February in (%M Hand embroidered, nursery patterns adorn worth $2.85. For Saturday ..... $1.98 which Juan Sanchez, Batilde's broth- them, materials are excellent, poplin and cham- Buy them now to dress for Xmas. en, killed Felix's brother, Luis. brays in desirable shades. 289 Main Street. Bolivia ‘has become the second largest tin-producing country in the orld