New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 23

- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, F’RID:\Y, OCTOBER 6, 1922, her arms and then burst into teuul ) and reiterated that it was not hers | g /| The cquple was sccompanied by thelr FOR DISOWNED BABE Halts Court Action Against Jersey ity Couple Jersey City, Oct. 6.—BEfforts to con- vince Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rich, 52 Dwight street, Jersey City, that they are the parents of the baby girl whom they have refused to accept, will be made by Mayor Hague. This wunl learned yesterday when . the mayor halted criminal proceedings brought against the young couple by Poor- master® Murray, who .charges them with abandonment and desertlon, The baby, Dorathy Helen, was born in the Bergen Sanitarium. Mrs, Rich maintains that hospital attendants told her she was the mother of a hoy. This had been her wish. Her baby was taken away and brought to her the next day. A week later she was told she was the mother of a girl. When Mrs. Rich appeared before Acting Judge Daniel O'Regan in the first Criminal Court yesterday she| showed the effects of the ordeal she went through Wednesday when she at first started to take the baby in attorney, Charles Simpson, Judge O'Regan allowed Mr, and Mrs. Rich to depart without bail be- cause of a communication from the mayor in which he informed the court he was opposed to criminal action because it might reflect upon the child in after life, The mayor said he had been in- vestigating and believed he had facts which would convince the parents the child was theirs. He asked that the court proceedings be held up until after a conference in his office Mon- day. Those expected to attend are Mr, and Mrs. Rich, thelr attorney, Paormaster Murray and physicians from the sanitarium, Just what evidence will be used ghe mayor did not reveal. Russian peasants often sleep with their cows, Strange Disappearance in Day Time! Mrs. Hart writes, “Our kitchen was overrun by roaches at night, but they disappeared in the day time and we couldn't kill them off. I heard IBankrupt Sale SATURDAYIS OVERCOAT DAY about Royal Guaranteed Roach Pow- N der, put it around and we got rid of tMEm quickly.,” You can get the |8 same relief, Use Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder, 10c & 25¢. Sold and guaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co.— advt, 8| @aryCrawrorp [ 197 RovaL .y A saving in labor—a sav- ing in dollars The Special Sale —0f- Crawford Ranges Ends Saturday Be sure to take advantage of the special terms and get your |[§ range. A.A.Mills 80 MAIN ST. Tel. 3811» | 357 MAIN STREET HERE THROWING THINGS OUT OF THIS STORE BY FORCE AND PRICE REDUCTIONS SO STAGGERING, SO STUPENDOUS THAT THE VERY FOUNDATION OF THIS CLOTHING BUSINESS IS ROCKING. Overcoats Galore Men’s $20.00 OVERCOATS Saturday $12.95 Men’s $-25.00 OVERCOATS Saturday $15.95 Men's $30.00 OVERCOATS Saturday $19.95 Men’s $35.00 OVERCOATS Saturday $23 95 Men’s $40.00 OVERCOATS Saturday $27.95 Boys’ Suits i, el Ridiculois Prices | BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS ..In staple colors, full lined pants. Regular §9.95. Bankrupt Price $4.85 BOYS’ BETTER SUITS WITH 2 PAIR | FULL LINED PANTS Norfolk Models, well tailored. Reg. $13.50. Bankrupt Price $6.85 . MEN’S SATIN STRIPED DRESS SHIRTS Values to $2.50 SATURDAY ONLY MEN’S HEAVY ALL-WOOL SLIP-ON SWEATERS values to $10.00 SATURDAY ONLY We Will Sell SWEATERS Values to $5.00 for $2.79 Choice of the House MEN’S ARROW AND IDE COLLARS All sizes, all styles 2 for 25¢ Super Valuesin . Men’s Suits MEN’S SUITS Values to $40.00— These should sell like hotcakes. Silk lined and neatly tailored. Bankrupt Price $19.95 Some have 2 pants, tailored as a good suit should be. Sold regu- | lar up to $55, Bank- rupt Price | '$23.95 HERE YOU ARE MEN’S $25.00 SUITS of fine all worsted cas- simeres and other wanted fabrics—suit styled for real men. BANKRUPT PRICE $12.95 | B giwiaMen’s Furnishings MEN’S SATIN STRIPED SHIRTS Regular $3.50; Bank- rupt Price® $2.39 MEN’S ATHLETIC FULL CUT UNION SUITS Regular 89c; Bank- rupt Price 59c MEN'S PAJAMAS Soisettes with em- broidered frogs, regu- lar $2. Bankrupt Price $1.29 | MEN'S PURE SILK KNITTED TIES Regular $1.29; Bank- rupt Price 69c MEN’S SOCKS 25c¢ value; Bankrupt Price 10 For $l SATURDAY ONLY MEN’S TWO THREAD HEAVY RIBBED . Union Suits $2.00 value $1 19 ¢ WANTED! | | EXTRA HELP FOR SATURDAY l | 1 Experience Not Necessary, But You Must | Know How To Give Things Away Men's Work Trousers For the price of overalls. Regular $2.50 and $3.00. Bankrupt Price $1.65 New York Sample Shop NEW BRITAIN Be in Line When the Doors Open at 8:30 A. M.