New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 23

() i NF‘W BRITAIN ])AILY HERALD' FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1 City ltemz tlons than they endured during the revolution. SCHOOL CONDITIONS not have tasted liguor now think it The young vention of the national assoclation of secretaries BUR Iy smart thing to drink, of state, In addition to | LITTLE IMPROVED M}: "‘:‘,mt?‘:"‘" r:;-(r!rl 'lh” [‘"d'(';' m‘f‘l‘::;l;mu sode— ! man who carries a flask on his hip | state secreturies, those in attendance bl Al .hlrflhlr":m'fl ‘0(‘ }:“ Y_ | Three O'clock in “.e Morning, John I8 the popular fellow and {s much | Included state auditors, state treas- - Semchuirlgfirs ot Ay Ry By ‘:"h:”:’ 3 s MeCormick Vietor Record, 66109, ¢\, |8uught for, The success of his party|urers and heads of statte motor ve. Childecn In Russia Start the Year | says a recent report to the district VAPORUI "'N';',;:f" c‘;,r::‘,’;,“':,'."““mh. . 0 808 adh it o Rlole, debatfpine. Soviet. This is a mere fraction of the : . foders, PAN TRIKH ST PRSI y 5 Ivt, JAPAN TH ADIO, ; 1 n With Slim Prospects of Wed- | total amount due to fnatructora in wai- | ____ Owe 17 Milln Jas Uned Youry “3% kK Half of Insane Inmates b b rsrnfoinan and perhaps the most important u-’[ ference since Versailles, It is bee Weved Lord Curzon, forelgn secretary, meeting of Eddy- | Glover post, Amorican”Legion, will be | held this evening at 8 o'clock, All aries, In" some districts teachery terment. have not been paid for many months, Are Victims of Alcohol Stations Are Now Ilmulvnunz News, at all |Im¢-~uured the prophets pres- | /i Moscaw, Nov, 17—Russjan cnil-| nd the officlala have even censed 10 |ant that they are to he recognized An bmembern ave wred 1o b ooy Stook: Kixchange Pricos and Music. | = Trenton, N. & Nov., 17,—=Ritty per |ttt ne et “ idren have started & new school year k',';.;:‘;::’“:r' ;:;lt:ll: arvears. one of the best outfits in New Eng-| 1t a requested that retorns of the| Tokio, Nov, 17.The firat rn(nn,“;"'"f'r\;‘:r,"";' ey b ";"'l'"',"',”“": ported by a retinue of at least 60 - with little prospect of better condi- ik bael & Sied mw" #chool teachers|jand, tickets for the drawing of Iord Sedun | Phone trial in Japan has been held |[!N® New Jersey state hospital for th Persons: In the villages | nsane are victims of aleohol, accord- A ceremoniul on the 224 and the|be made at the [uughters of Isabella | before the representatives of the To. | . ey :llvamhnm: fomewhat = better (carnival from November 24th to 20th | meeting Monday night,. Nov, 20, at|¥io press. One company has been|'E to Dr. H. A, Cutton, medical e, :he' eor l“;n o ':"‘ clties because lat Grotto hall, should insure all| 434 Maln St—adyt, : i granted permigsion by ~the g govern-| Sirectar of the inatitution = Before) Bogion, Meeting Dec, 8-9 § peasinta have taxed themsclves|phophets of a very pleasant holiday| Large coaty for largn women at|Ment to carry on this work n the | Prohibltlon, declures Dr. Cutton, 20 To Give Busin Aid to contribute to the necessary ex-|prorram, Dotse Lalknak ~spast, same way as the radlo statlons in the | PeT cent. of alcoholics was the high 0 (zlve Business $ ;:mg;.' h;"| Faameives cut . wood | ey Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans, | UIted States and a regular dally mark among patients of the asylum, Washington, Nov, 17.—The second { m:n 0.:: oloh fuel, ln;l have repnirmlr 62 NE —nave I program of broadcasting news, weath- i —— of a serles of reglonal conferences A -rhozly h:\?e b:ulels n t" the cities the ! 6 w MEMBERS Mrs., Willlam Regan of 1,1,,6,,]“"11' reports, stock exchange prices and Fl‘ d f M d o) M under direction of the U, 8, bureau of R cate Ay f_:““" o;’ f,‘:;’.“:":g;:: g court entertained at whist yesterday |™U8Ic has been stdrted. The De- el§ g iur Ie)“ng a;"l' education designed -to, acquaing w'ibt‘l: ¥ ot y ’ D) “Alexis 10 |Fartment of Communications h 0. ublic school teaching corps tlons many. teachers are turning to Membership Drive for New S apan D RongH of Mes Alexls b/l 18 o aies st e LA ett AL LSRN B Britain business methods and conditions was announced today by the bureau to be luxed iPs former censureship. Scott of Lincoln street. The winners A local company represents neveral at whist were Mrs, John Gaffney and 118 MAIN ST, Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 17.—Louis Bellardt and Mrs, Mabel Ross, ranch- cther means of earning a living. The plan of the Communists for a Chapter, Amreican Red Cross, Will Sausage, 30c lb. \mported Swiss Cheese, 60c Ib. hported Roquefort Cheese, 75¢ b, Kato Salad, 18¢ 1b. Chken Salad, 5c Ib, Engh Walnut Meats. c b Bake¢ Beans, Jc 1b. Regur Saturday S;. ic Coffee, & b, \ 'HICKEN SPEC"AL Tonwrow for ofir weekly spe: cial wiwill have Roast Stuffed Chicke, average 3 to 31; Ibs. Sjcial at $1.50 Each. Abuut the Store Olives Dill Jel:les, Ruassin Sardines. Cold ‘feats, All Kinds, Imnowd Rolled Herring. Impdsed Bismark Herring. Elizakth Park Canned Goods. Our O'n Make Mayonnaise in bulk. Gobel! Shoulders and Cottage Hanmy, | 4 ) Couis Heel, One-Strap Black Satin Pump Steel $ 4'9 8 Beads .... | Low Heel Satin Pump, b $2,98 strap .... mixtures, priced at .. 267 Mam St. Sik and Wool Hosiery—all wanted colors and Silk: i(osiery——semi-fashloned 9 8 c celved—Curzon Arrives in Paris for Conference. Paris, Nov. 17 (By the Associated Press)—Viscount Curzon, the British foreign minister, s expected to ar- rive at Paris at 9:40 o'clock this eve- ning but will not see Premier Poin- care untll tomorrow when he has an appointment at lunch’ with the prem- fer, Conversations will probably be continued in the afternoon., It now seems certain that the two statesmen will journey to Lausanne together to attend the conference on Near Ilasv affairs, Though the meeting place has not been arranged definitely, an inter- view will take place Sunday morn- ing between Premiers Poincare and Mussolini and Viscount Curzon., Ter-. ritet has again been mentioned as the probable place of their meeting. The Turkish note to the allles was received In Paris today. Officials were pleased with its conciliatory! tone. GROTTO CEREMONIAL Annual Fall Exemplification for Bene- fit of New Candidates Will Take Place Next Wednesday. The fall ceremonial of Aziz Grotto will be held at Turner hall, Wednes- day evening, November 22. The bus- iness meeting, will be at 7:30 o'clock and ceremonfal at 8:30 o'clock. A large class of candidates will be initi- ated ab this time. The ‘exemplification of the work by | the cast, which is known as par ex- cellence, should insure full attendance. Prophet Noah Lucas, the ditector of | the cast, will do everything in his| power to make things sizzle to = the carry on the work of the organization for the coming year. Up to this morning 625 ronm\bd or new memberships had been received. Of this amount about 450 have come through the malil, the others being received by the girl solicitors on the streets and in the lobbies of the banks. The drive will continue in New Britain until Thanksgiving day, but it is expected that the quota of 1,200 members will be enrolled before that time, SUIT OVER MONUMENT. Judge B. W. Allinz an-ru-a Decision in Meehan vs. Tumilias Case. Judge B, W. Alling in the city court yesterday afternoon reserved decision in the case of John %, Meehan against Anng Tumllias, et al, for $196 for a monument placed over the grave of her deceased husband. Law- yer Joseph G, Woods appeared for the plaintiff and Lawyer David L. Nair for the defendant. The plaintiff alleges that the de- fendant entered into a contract with him fora monument, which he erect- ed and set up in the cemetery, while the defendant claims that she thought she was at the Smith monument works. Although she entered into a contract with Mr. Meehah, the next day she cancelled the contract, she ciaims, and ordered one from the Smith company, which she now has. The lawyers in the case were ordered to submit briefs. delight of alli present. The cast has!| Tlils is a “Satm” Saturday If you admire dainty satin footwear—if you want something a little differ- ent'than you have seen elsewhere—in short if you-want extremely new Satin Slippers at extremely low prices—come here tomorrow. PR s SRR, ONE DAY SPECIAL ¥ Black Sqtin One-Strap Louis heel Pump All Sizes ... $1 '98 ————— ® ‘READ OVER THIS LIST OF BARGAINS CAREFULLY Women’s Brown Calf, Black Calf or Paten$ Oxfords ......... .... Pumps—A close out of many styles that were $4.98 .............. $3 9 8 Wool Hosiery—all colors and sizes—priced ................ 49c to 980 $ Full-fac. oned ....... $1.69 ——WE GUARANTEE ALL HOSIERY —— Opposite West Main St. Black Satin One-Strap, Louis Heel $ 3 9 8 Pump .... Black Satin Colonial $2.98 149, $1.98 ciety for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, declared in an address on modern lures, *“The hip pocket flask has become a national menace to American girl- hood,” continued Pisarra, “Liquor and generally bad liquor at that, is held out as a lure, Many, a great many girls who in other years would American radio companies and small . | held in Boston, December 8 and 9, * free and unified school system s hav- Mrs. Riley, S ers, charged with murdering Ibro o é Ing hard sledding, Decree after fe.| Continue Until Thanksgiving. Victor, “Nellle Kolly,” at Morany, |factories are engaged in making| "o haighnor, by setting a pack of | Announcement also was made thsC'& This Shop is becoming more | . .0 "\ 00 F o IO gl sending and recelving sets, Osaka will | P60 & ROEROD W FEURE T PRGN later conference probably would be ”ml’ every day. Our stocki | collection: of foes from parents for OUeEOUBINRIL O the' doslred. aun: Meetme at Bohnarew for diuner—~ :;:;:I”::’y r}':l:u(;llg !‘o |‘:‘::ht::rl)‘f’: l!r'vn;":)\"‘vl- In superior: court here .yesterday, HE1G I, om0 Y] | of Cooked Food, etc., is 8o vari- [ their children’s education, but local |Per Of people have renewed their|#dvt. BN ik trdlve sBla Soatalled A the an‘gt-r Mrs. Ross sald the dogs, which be- AR school authorities f; th t membershi r have bec W | S d her, had attacked Bizo ||, ed that you can plan an entire | school es from time to time D o ive become 1OV | pypps Jom 'ruw o o cities of the empire. J0eed 50 ey MR b glS Far West Girls Objecting meal without worry on you: "}-'flke assessments” upon parents for [ members in the New Britain chapter 4 GIRLS, £ e while he was quarreing with her To Region Discrimination part. Get the habit of trading i..&m‘.?flf.‘}'mfl’ffi‘fif.. involved Ino¢ the American Red Cross, accord- “Rides, Reels and Rum” Are De- FOREIGNERS FALL OFY. nll?:;erx:::au(‘:::pnhgl;dl.ol:l)\» ‘\\ol‘llv:"f);)lll:l‘ll]' m,?,,,,. gva 17.—University of here. e Ing to a report made this morning by scribed as Curse, 's;fi“kl{;);:l,:r‘:l r?n{:x‘l;finl:‘i:i’l(‘)(krr:lmr‘vll:‘ ! Washington co-eds as reported by Leon A. 8 ue, t irer of ’ ' astes OFHGIALS PLEASED :flmm pr“v;hn'e::; ; “I lh“; New York, Nov. 17.—"Rides, reels|according to a census taken by the|Far East Republlc ""‘"’“"‘ :'“”‘ ity el c::,‘;z: ‘K.":f L 09 it annual Tll) yng yum are the three chief ocauses|municipal authorities. Of these 4871 : | 811l sprinters on A 3 auses Now J With R a | irl swimmer SATURDAY SPECIALS jcall opened on Armistice Day the lo- [ (% LT (5 € HIE tre’ Chinese, 1047 Britishers, 583 Now Joins Wi USS1A | ¢rine Brown, champion girl swi TU cal chapter decided that at least ] young girls, and Aak 347 fan' fov I , of the Pacific northwest, and others Turkish Note to Allies is Well Re-|$%, . o the newest of these is rum,” Vincent|Americans, 407 Russlans, 247 Ger-| Berlin, Nov. 17 (By Associated | fon to the fact that A\ Our Own Make Breakfast 1,200 members would be required to |1 pigarra, superintendent of the So.|mans, 133 French and 80 Swiss, with | Press). — ‘A Russlan telegraph | have called attention to tak \ i few each of almost every other na- tionality. This is a decrease of 228 over last your in a Moscow dispat ernment of the Fa h'lATF SECRETARI " Frankfort, Ky.,, Nov. 11.—State of- ficials from many sections of the {'nited States were here today for the opening session of the two day con- that republic and sovlet Russia. bers has been esta —— e NIT UNDERWEAR EXTRA SPECIAL CHILDREN’S FLEECE LINED VESTS and PANTS All first quality—cut full size. Value 59¢ special — Knit Underwear BOYS’ and GIRLS’ FLEECE LINED UNION SUITS In grey and white, inade with the flat lock seam, extra good quality, Sizes 2 to 16 89c years — Each SPECIAL OFFERING IN LADIES’ FLEECED LINED VESTS and PANTS res 36 to 44, Value 69c Special 39 C LADIES ’ MERINO and K and WOOL rake, in all $2.00 LADIES’ LIGHT- WEIGHT WOOL UNION SUITS Al styles, $3 00 Bach. ... LADIES’ HEAVY WEIGHT VESTS and PANTS Fleece lined, Made in several $1.00 “INFANTS' SILK 2nd WOOL SHIRTS “Baby's Comfort" they are "NOTION DEPARTMENT SUNSET SOAP DYES All Colors, 1 2c Package i WHISK BROOMS Large Size, 39c Each MARCEL WA\'ING IRON o3 DONNELLY, MULLEN Special Offerings for Saturday Thrifty Shoppers L:dizs’ K IMPORTED In brown, grey and black. agency message from Chita is quoted Red Flag to the effect that the gov- has unanimously dec The message declares a revolutionary board of seven mem- BOSTON STORE REAL KID GLOVES Two-clasp, with Paris points. | KID GAUNTLETS | women of the far west were chosen to represent the United States in the Dlympie Games. “In the recent Olympic Games practically every woman was from cast of Chicago,” Miss Durant sald. “yet 1 have accurate figures to show that the girls of our own locality made better marks." ch to the socialist tern republic ed to dissolve make it a part of X blished. LADIES’ BRUSHED WOOL SLIP-ON SWEATERS Bun and aavy fancy stripes, soms Value $6.98, Special CO. d Gloves TREFOUSSE e $2.50 by With strap two-clasp at wrist H o D and Paris point embroidery —1Iu; # black, br 1 osler ept. LADIES?SHIRT WAISTS v $2.98 ¥ Mop In the ’ii“’fm q::gtrmg;n;_u LAMB SKIN GLOVE LADIES’ PURE THREAD ant ‘fawn i i ik 12 buttons, in SILK HOSE value, ok feae 98c | vy S8 | e e e L ADIESG’ BRUSHED 18 Butto-n in dovan, src)’\,‘_,nude. silver, white WOOL SWEATERS el $4.95 Patl 98¢ In buff only. The very latest. H 7.98 val 39¢ SCRIM BOYS’ HEAVY Dy $4.98 3 nches whie. Large asort. | COTTON HOSE ent to choose 1) i Mad i VO-| LADIES’ HEAVY Srocial cvani o BAL | ana fob LElaiit "““"zgz JERSEY BLOOMERS e T T | o 113, Pai L Cut in good full sizes. ~Reg. $2.00 SCRIM CURTAINS | 'y ApIES’ LISLE SPORT ,.,,‘ Ko 49c Nl:\:‘:‘“.\:-hl;“;i:fl:c. also rufie HOSE e s sy rr. §1,28 | o ot oo, LAII)(IlEasmsgg e FULL SIZE BED SHEETS | owies — pbue ..., 48¢c f Full ble: (‘hflL » LN’ st ot ST | e S $1.19 | 600 oSk Value $5.00. | eather mixture in fine rib- e $3.98 | $L.00TA ,33013,{13;‘335{5;{;“ e g L - . sizes 6 o 10,—Par. . . 90 CHILDRE HEAVY 72 in. wide, Excellent 79c JERSEY BLOOMERS e s bl ' shat . . Color pink and white, $12.50 ALL WOOL | NCW It s 11 T ll t Value 500 BLANKETS | BRCTMbL kd - 29¢ Plaids Al Witk Wi pink | GOOdS Dept. and blue silk bind- | SPECIAL VALUES 7y i $8.98 | VERLY PERFUMES . il R Sourire de Paris & L'ame an- MEN'S DEPT. TABLE CLOTHS dente.” Sannl vials 50 ¢3d $1.00 MEN’S KHAKI FLANNEL Beady for v °8c g " SHIRTS Snect: ¢ $1.25 .« $1.75 i 59, Swzes 14 to 15, 7 ;l;:'«::::c A v $ 1 19 .mgfifm.“‘\(iou{f i :nl:(ll!‘('xl::uu n | IP'\V \%09}9 PASTE MEN'S HEAVY WOOL by AT 59c¢ g HOSE The kiad that wear, Colors, CRETONNES . 39¢ CRE AM ELCAYA SHIRTS and blue, Reg 35¢ $1.00 Colors — Fleh, white. Value $4.9 3 ror xtra Hea lgc Each Snecinl U. 8. Army leather Jerkins, wit lining, very practical for out- doors workers — Kach U. 8, Army Wool Hose, wool — Tair U, S, Army wool blankets (Standard quality) — Each. .. S, Army wool shirts, With double clbow. Sizes 14 to 17, Bach ..o $3.69 $2.98 standard make. $2.98 LAST CALL ON ALL ARMY GOODS MUST HAVE THE ROOM FOR OTHER GOODS—TAKE ADVANTAGE OI \ h wool U. 8. Army ~I|N-p-~|‘ln lined coats, with fur collar. Some i $8.98 length — Each .. ves and mittens, . S, Army Leather . 50c Values up to $2.00, . Army wool trousers. Value $7.50. Special — Pair While they last, $l 98 . v, black and natural. 39 36 inches wide, predy pate o oy R AR C terns, excellent quality. : 450 MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS Value 4ve, Specil .. BOC Gronsy L lam Aslie e ol quaity. ity T G =t CUTEX MANICURING fllannel—Cut full $1 19 { CHILDREN ITTED SETS size — Fach ...+ . SUITS Traveling $l 39 MEN'S FINE NEGLIGEE ALl o' wool, * Colors, brown | BINGECLGTy v B " $4.95 A large variety of patterns in \ulm- \lw‘!"'\l FACE POWDER stripes and che All fi col- e ane ok A §t8“c , 'LADIES' SILK ranete 90¢ CAMISOLES " ME " \IL[\ Lisle, navy and wiite; very \QUIBB\ \ KNITTED TIES neatly embroidered. 98 TALCUM POWDER Values bH0c¢ to $1.000 A big Value £1.98. Special. . C Violet, 17 hemstitched. Snecial. . T - Carnation. . ........... —_E LADIES DOTTED SILK GOWNS THESL, SOURIRE DE PARIS L,ADIES' EXTRA SIZE FLANNELETTE GOWNS White, Value $l.69 52 50 — Only .. orchid and et $2.48 | SPIC L. OFFERINGS. \ ery U. SO Army Wool Vests.....;., 3