New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 25

$18 A WEEK1S SET AY GIRLS' MINIMUM Proper Housing Another Big Problem in New York New York, Nov 24, girl cannot live on less than week anfl many ethers are spending more than they should for rent, Miss Clornelia 1. Marshall, presi- rlrm of the Assoclation to Promote $18 af ~The working | today ' Canadian Government Expends - (Pt-r Housing Yor Girls, said here, he conference on the problems of the wage arner at the Hotel Penn- nylvania, '‘Girls used to be able to get a room in decent lodgings for-$h a woel,” Miss Marshall told the 100! lion dollars is being spent on members and friends of the organiza- roads In Canada this year, “Now you cannot get anyshing congtruction has heen cprried on on Bronx for léss than i larger seale this vear than ever he- | testified: “On October 7, tion, this side of -the 37, that Is a room that comes up to!(ore and the appropriations for our standards of decent living quar- | #re the to A, W, ! m,:lmu,v “Of the fotal sum spent 15,000,000 | haven't we? will be used on edéral aided high-'to ask you' a question and I want you | you ters, Foxl 87 a Week. “It cost another $7 & week for food, | and that leaves $4 for the wor klun‘ gird for heér recreation, clothes, fil-| ness and incidentals, We find that in order to get rooms in a district con- many girls are doubling up. An fact four will take a two room and bath furnizhed apartment for which they pay $100, and by using a small gas! stove, sometimes goperated. in viola- | tion of the tenement house laws, (hrv‘ manage to aveld the long subway or clevited ride they would have to tako I they lived further ont and paid ¢ lower rent. Girls sharing apartment in*this way sometimes pay as high & §150 a month, This is more than thev can afford, bt they tell us they would rather skimp in other ways and not lose'80 much time going way up-| MAFKet ronds, caleuluted {o pover a child. Poulin ls married. the shoulder blades, which they said | town or across the river, Mast of, Priod of five years, S divided WIS invariably appear when death is them want to live below Iniftiath @MONSE fthe provinces on'the basis of DROP I'REE ZONE IDEA caused by heart failure. The jolice, street 6o they ean walk to and from; POPUlation. Under the ferms of the —— basing their belief on the positive as- their offices or factories,” ST I exicerseRT 10U ,hel Project Discarded by Mexico and U. 8| sertions of witnesses, hold to the the- road building. and the governmo i ) i ; e ot Rk aIAlA It 8 Tenoments Costly, [ approval of (he sime eontripent: 981 According (o American €. of €. | ory that, Prince was slain hy o blow. s Trank Mann, Tenement Houso | per ognt of the cost. This evarantees| Mexico City, Nov. 24.—The Amerl. | GIRRAE L P S NG Tu Commissionor. v spoke ot thel standardizafion of road and can chamber of commerce of Mexico| % oW Satement 1o James B, Chenot, luncheon openirig the canfercnce, wnid | places only 60 per cont expense on|is authority for the statement that | Assistan R e that fenements formerly renting for! the provinces. | Woth Mexico and the United States|2nd her ' hu 1'm quarre r;(“ an 811, 812 and 515 a month were now | Highway improvement has been | have dropped the free zone idea for |4Ercéd to separate g ago. Tenting fom £25 anl that the five, six | especialiy rapid In (ke West, dué o the present, although several months| TWO Wweeks ago she ;F""h_ ,""‘" and seven apartmént had given way | the rapid davelopment of tho gront’ ago thore appeated fo be enthusiasm | Proceedings, charging that his irregu- | larity in appearing for meals had led to the three and four foom apart- Rumford’s BAKING POWDER 1.1b ean 29c ~ GRANULATED | ways, of out Mr. Campbell. venlent to' thelr place of cmplpyment| Made by the provinces and counttes |» t,| O roads not receiving federal assist-||d | ance: will amount to about 000, manent paved road fn Canada, or suf- SUGAR ........10 LBS. 70c Spe(:lai—vFrom 9t 11 A M. —-FOTATOES .. PECK 19c men saple ar ving in half the | naw settiers, space (hey used o oceupy,” he de. clared, “In the old days we used te|marketing figure on five to a family, but today we figure og four. The small apart- ments contribute to race suicide, 1 call them the poodle or lap dog homes." ON THOROUGHFARES' leave in a $40,000,000 on Good Roads Nov, 24, Ottawa, Ont., Forty mil-4child” was Tiernan, work highest on record, according met in thg stormy mal $6.000, 000 will come to answer n treasury,” said really love penditures being, “‘Well, which n( the Domi $25,000, | band, ) | There are now 1,000 miles of ‘per- tend to mai | never lived LB. 30:| [SHOULDERS .... South Bend, Ind, Nov, 24. Tiernan wis granted a divoree yester. day by Julge Montgomery und Canmwpbell, commissioner of fald:% ‘Gus, we have had @ you the truth, {father of my child, LEAN SMOKED Mr, ates Farmers are doing much of with motor trucks Dame Given Custady of Three Chil- dron as Well as Décre¢ few days for New The not mentioned, parlor of our home, trimonial career of me truthlully, Do me? Daddy,’ she said, ‘I'll happily together, ' agricultural districts by the influx of ' for the preject. . . ROYAL » LUNCH CRACKERS 2n 230 QPECIALS—-—FROM 7 A M. TO 12: 30 SPERRY & BARNES G ... LB. 14¢ * BEST PURE LARD ... 2 LBS. 25¢ : Al Day Specxa!s In All Our Departments ROAST VEAL Best FRANKFORTS Ib Boiling BEEF Pure Pork SAUSAGE . VEAL For Stew . 18cl 8¢ | m25c1 PRIME RIB ROASTS LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS . ...... 3 o By 18¢ 22¢ 28¢ 16¢ Lean i)onch‘« I,can (ORN D POT ROAST .. Ih C| BEEF ....... I 100 . \ Choice houlder Fresh Cut HAMBURG .. 1 18C TT\",'""B" em18e 12ci | 16¢ Beef‘ For Stew .. LIVER ...... I Fresh Killed New Made 5 ROASTING sauerkraut . 3 1h 250 CHICKENS .. tb 46(: SPERRY & BARNES HAMS LB. 32c Ce;i;bell S TOMATO SOUP .... 3 cans 250 o .. 2 cans 25C CORN .. Elizabeth Park CORN ...... can ZOC EVAPORATEDMILK. ................3Cans 25¢ Not-A-Seed n-Maid ka@lfl\lgf‘ ;arkdge 1 50 }qtltf\tl:dl g BEANG o 1 2DC | Burt oiney R v n23C | RN e 19¢ 25¢ 23c packagc .. 2 cans o0l Can wx-:ncWoon CREAMERY BUTTER Guaranteed EGGS incartons ................ dozen Fresh Made PEANUT BUTTER ..... 35¢ FANCY TOXKAY GRAPES......T.. G e Large Heavy GRAPEFRUIT 3 for .. Sweet POTATOES 4. Ib lOC LEMONS dozen........... 45(: ';:;:::l?fi, peck 35C 25¢ ONIONS 4 Pounds ....... 10c Florida [;arge Juic): A ORANGES, dozen 350 Large Ripe BANANAS, dozen ZSC Fancy Eating Iceberg APPLES 2 quarts 250 LETTUCE CRANBERRIES Large head 25(: i\ quart .. New Mixed Nuts—ALMONDS, NUT! FlLBFRTs. WALNUTS, BRAZIL ing but the-best. Come in and leave your order. We expect a Inrge a.nnortment of FREQH l\lLl ED TURKEYQ (’EE\E. DU(‘K\ :md CHICKENS for our Thanksgiving trade. We handle noth- Instructor will York, He will begin the practice of law, The court granted him the custody of the two children, late, tell I respect you as a but 1 don’t love you as a hus- Campbell, thair and crops are quickly transported te mur- kot over the modeérn highways, PROF. TIERNAN GETS DIVORCE FROM WIFE SPEND MUCH MONEY |.__..- Former Notre * WYSTERIOLSLY DEAD John P, “scarlet The di- good vorce was ordered on the -most extra- Highway ordinary evidence submitted by I'rof, On the witness stand he 1922, my wife and 1 1| morning, county physicians said they rather By the way Gus, I want I love Mifry, He is tholhe Trinity College Chapter of the Some day T in-| ppi Betta Kappa Honorary Society, ! rry him. You and I have |ni' Beta Kappa Honorary Soclety. | flicient. mileage to extend one-third of | " 'You don’y mean what you say, do| pet's wite, Irma Kerfoot Pett, in the the distance between the Atiantic and you? I asked her. apartment house at the . Clairmont | Pacific coast, according to Mr, Campy’' ~"8he sald that she did. 8 I 8ald, |, venie address. He died almost im-| beil, who added that this mileage g5 ‘T quit right now T shall pack and [0 qi0i1o® mho cavse of his death {8 being increased as rapidly as pos-| K6l out as soon us possible. a mystéry, made more complicated by aible, fihe sald, "That't all right with) o " onmitcting stories that witneseos The Dominion government has ap- m':' # i NG have told police, propriated §20.000,000 to be used in The “Harey!! 10 Hamey.Doulin, whe “5rs o LUt dttendants ohsar\mfy constry n of main highways and She said was father of her youngest Blue marks on the lips and beneath | { l_hnm. | the measuré and among hjs “Thé United Btates turnad its hack on the seheme déliberately by cutting out of the fartff bill just passed the free zone provisions," says a recent Issué of thé Ghamber BullAtin, “and Mexico is killing the plan here by ig noring it TRINITY GRADUATE Detroit Man Held lor Death of Frederick W. Prince Détroit, Nov. 24.-—Following the holding of u post-mortem last night on Krederick W. Prince, aged 40, of 73 Valley Road, Montelair, N, J., who died under mysterious circumstances at 1,624 Clairmont avenue, where he had been a guest, early yesterday were gtill “unable to determine the cause of death and wouldysend the {vital organs to the state cNemist at Lansing for analysis. Meanwhile Wesley H. Pett, a wholesale milliner, is being held. Without & mark of vielence Prince, o publicity agent for the Western Electrlec company and a member of leading to . the suite occupied by to arguments which made her life un- bearable. She said his income was 810,000 a year. At that time they left their home on Seward avenue, ! she taking the apartment where Prince met his deuth, and Pett going to a‘hotel. Wanted Reéconciliation. | Wednesday night Pett says he went | to his wife's apartment to attempt a reconciliation. He ‘knocked at the door several times, but she refused to admit him. Then becoming | frighteéngd, she telephoned to a friend, | Mrs, Bernice Handy, and asked her to come to the apartment. Mrs. Handy said she would start immediately and bring with her a party of friends. In | this party weré Prinee, [Forest, Apple- {1 8ate, Albert Bobblehoff and Miss Su- san Tanner. When they reached Mrs. l Pett's apartment Pett had left. A I few || however, they, {| door. . 9 Mrs. Pett hooked the safety’ chain, opened the door a few inches and saw her husband. He, all the witnesges agree, charged forward and smashed inte the room, tearing the chain out of its socket. I‘rom this poist the events that led up to the moment ’ when Prince dropped to the hallway heard a knock at the | floor are not clear. Hach of the wit. nesses disagree somewhat. But that an argument ensued and that Prince walked out of the room, followed hy Pett is the version of Mrs. Pett and her friends. One of the latter says Prince stretched out on the with Pett kneeling beside he saw hall floor, Denies Encounter. | Pett, however, insists that he did| not encounter Princé at all. He says that Applegate ran by him toward the street and that he struck at the lat. ter, but Applegate denies this, assart: ing that he did not leave M Pett's suite until' the police arrived.. Pett's story is substantiated somewhat by other residants in the apartment, who siy that they heard the scuffle and | looked out to see bhoth Prince and Pett in the hall. Pett did not strike any one, they say v Mrs. Pett, who is 28 years old and haa flowing yellow hair, was suffering | from a nervous collapse and a blaek éve that she received during the quar- rél yesterday. Applegate, Bohble- hoff and Mrs. Handy and Miss Tnnner are held as witnesses, . That Mrs. Pett's visitors wore drinking Apd that wWhiskey of: goris sort may have contributed to Prince's death, is a police theory based on a | portion of Pett's statement and the discovery of bottles. Prince was grad- uated from Trinity (‘Ollf‘(t‘ in 1900, PARIS MAY BAR BOXING Prevect of - Police to === Motion Asking Stop Prize Fighting Will Soon Be | D Paris, Nov. 24.—A metion asking #hn wrafact of police to bar Boxing | forever from Parisian rings has been | mtrogueed and will come up for dis- cussion in the Paris municipal coun- eil. Aldemman Luquet is sponsor for.| argu- ments in favor of his proposed hy- law is the following: “Why should a duel with fists he permitted when duels with swords or pistols are forbidden?" o ‘ Mr. Luquet kindly refrains from | adding that many boxing matches held in Paris lately have caused more damage to the participants than the majority of the duels. Carpentier |] had ten chances to one of coming through & duel with pistols un- seathed. A little prick from the tip of a disinfected sword would have caused the referee to call the fight, In the event of a meeting on the fleld of honor. Another point which Mr. Luguet mkes ig that the school children 0{1 nssed. Paris, owing {o the publicyly given to pugilistic encounters, all imagine that when they reach 20 years of ag *hey will be champions of KFraww.. and Navarre, with the result that they are ! devoting more time to flattening the noses and cauliffowering the ears of amusements, is refuted by some sig- Rively., thrift nmnnu the wage earners in the ‘ “ city has grown enormously during the | Conference of the State of New York last_twenty-five years, “In 1897 the books of the New | ing employers to give more attention | 10Xicting liquors and alcohol mi York savings hanks showed depgsits| tO attempting fo improve the health | longer will be required to furni to a total actunl deposits in that period have | therefore times. Within the same period lh04 ers from preventable disease and that number of depositors has increased | the net money loss from this waste Under new regulations issued from 1,222,866 to the total as indi-| of human life amounted to $1,800,- | terday by Commissioner Blair of cated above. créase In numbers of accounts is not | commensurate with population, but a significant fact ap- pears in the per capita The depositors of 1897 showed an av- erage while the depositars of today show an | necessarily and prematurely average savings deposit of $1,231.55. minutes after they were seated, | their comrades than to the study of |\ the elassies or modern: scientes, " » Ninety per cent. of business | cerns give no real attention health of their employees, T] thoroughly educated as to tl sity of protecting themseivas losses due to accident but th realize the losses they are s through the physical impairment lowered health condition of employees. Mr. Ley considers health among his employees the *'fi dimension” of his business and lleves that the working years and “Those who analyze the significance of figures may draw various dedue- tions of interest from these remark- able snowings which are newly as- sembled, ! but any argument tending |to show that New Yorkers in gen- Mer- ' eral are a waseful lot would have some diffioulty In maintaining itself unrhnllrnn-nl NEW YORKERS ARE BECOMING THRIFTY Figures Bronght Forward hy chants' Aksoclation Show That Many Are Depositors, New York, Nov, 23.~The popu- lar idea that the term “New Yorker" | is synonymous with prodigality in ex- POOR HEALTH WORST farning powers of employees can penditures for unimportant things, prolonged 10 to 16 years beyond extravaganee In dress and style of present standards, living and outlay for bright light| 0 o bkt He put before the conferenee plan for a mutual benefit assoelstio which he had fougd entirely sue - ful is his own organization and whicl \Harold A. Ley, Big Contractor, nificant figures’ just compiled by the Mérchants' association, 5 e i he belleyes will bring aboyt bett On July 1, 1922, the savings banks | gwes smvtlmg F]g“res and happler working ocenditions of New York held on deposit $2,069,- wherever tried 779,824.85, representing accounts o’ Sedagaaid g puts b R A : 1,680,625 depositors, or' more thay, L ), £ one oyt of every four of the entire Buffalo, Noy. 24.—Harold A, Ley, | CHAN Lrouok howe RULE" | population. *president of the I'red T, Loy company, L Blair Drops Provision for I’hfl‘flw by Offending Druggists. ¥ Washington, Nov. 24.—Druy ’ A and others permitted to handle ins & “These figures,” sald the statement, | one of the largest ‘are as significant relatively as posi- ‘They prave that the habit of contracting cerns in the United States, made a vigorous speech before the Industrial con- [ at Buffalo yesterday afternoon, urg- bonds containing a provision requis ing them to forfeit 25 per cent. the amount coyered by the surety case they violate the prohibition I of their employees. Mr. Ley stated that there are 250,- 0100 deaths ever yyear among work- of $529/907,247.75, The | mulpiplied almost four | internal revenue bureau an alter tive form of surety bonds which d 000,000 annually, i Investigations have shown thate'in the increase in [ an average group of every 1,000 em- | not contain the 25 per cent. pénal ployes there are at least 50 who are | is authorized. Druggists, dlfi"‘fl at work apparently in good health | and others recently protested but who are actually in serious con- | the 25 per cent. provision, contend! ditionph ysically and who will die un- | the requirement was excessive anj unless | had resulted in tly incre: rates by bonding /fouses Tt is trae that the in- comparison. savings account ' of $432.51 | they receive immediate help. ANOTHER “BANNER DAY” OF REAL BARGAINS FOODSTUIFS OF REAL QUALITY AT AMAZINGLY 1LOW PRICES — READ EVERY ITEM. YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW MARKET 391 - 401 MAIN STREET' : ECONOMY HOUR SALES—Take Advantage From 7 to 11 A. M. D GOLD MEDAT OR PILLSBURY FLOUR ..-........ Bag $1.00 From 9 to 11 A. M. POTATOES. . .15 Lb. Peck 1sc' Evening Special—7 to 8 P. M. CONFECTIONERY— —ALL DAY SPECIALS— i il ~ VEAL PORK ' i B SHORT CUT FRESH PORK. . c LUGS TO ROAST. .Lb, TO ROAST ...... Ih. PRIME RUMPS FRESH CUT PORK . T, lZc ... 20c¢ From 7 A, M. to 12:30 P, M. SIRLOIN — PORTERIOUSE — ROU STEAK ..............LB. '17¢ SWIFT'S STEWING FOWL .........,.. LB, 25c —FANCY WINTER— LEGS LAMB .........LB. 25¢ —GENUINE SPRING— LEGS LAMB ... ....LB. 32 FRESH SHOULDERS..LB. 16c e mos G0 - SHOULDERS. .. LB. 1le ® v BEEP‘ LEAN BOILING BEFF .. MEATY POT ROAS' BONELL;SS .18¢ 20¢ . Lb. w. 16¢ CHOPS ..., ol Lbe FRESH PIGS RIBROLLS . .. ROASTS ... ..... FEET . A 5 PRIME, RUMP MEATY BR SMALL FRESH ROA .. 16¢ ; 12¢ BAME | ... NATIVE CUT SHOUL- FRESH SPARE nl‘n(('lnm oo b 20c » 24¢ RIBS ........ % PRIME RIB h. 22c l w 32¢ ROA Q'I"i VE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THAT NICE, | 4 MP’ YOUNG TURKEY. 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