New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1923, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD Tlll!RSD\Y. JA ARY 11, 1923, FIRST ANNIVERSARY] [2susn1] - MID.SEASON SALE [2saesn A Golden Opportunity to Buy Merchandise at Greatly Reduced Prices Arrow and Ide Collars (Stiff) A REAL TREAT SOCKS el 1 lc S WORK PANTS O i $ 1 g OO 1.50 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Worth $2.50 to $3.00 RIBBED UNION SUITS 650 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 39 ® Worth $10.00 JAZZ BOWS Regular $2.00 Sellers DRESS SHIRTS v 1 9c Adjustable Elastics e 1 89 SUITS AND OVERCOATS .69 o i $71 2500 2 Worth 50¢ SUITS AND OVERCOATS SUITS AND OVERCOATS $1923 $15.50 This lot consists of the latest styles and patterns. U 25.00 A real bargain. Formerly sold as high as $35.00 Yalnee [p 0§35 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS WORK SHIRTS 63‘c each Fleece Lined OPEN EVENINGS HUB CLOTHING CO. w manst. | o= wome FOR_THE _MAN WHO_KNO A ” : BEST BUSINESS IS THAT OF CHILDHOOD Care of Children Criterion of Advaicing Civilization i Chicago, Jan. 11.—No business flourished during the last year to a greater degree, paid such spiritual | dividends or has better prospects for advancement during 1923 than the UMBRELLAS While They Last 8 9 c Worth $1.50 MEN’S SHEEPSKINS Q.75 Worth §15.00 TIRTTITR b | ——Worth 95¢ Blue and Khaki 98¢ Value SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK DISCOVER MILLION BOLLAR AUTO THEFT More Than 1,900 in This State Have Stolen Cars Meriden, Jan. 11.—A million dollar, international automobile theft scan- dal, under untiring investigation for fcoach after the Cornell last Thanksgiving. AUTOMOBILE SALES DURING PAST YEAR SHOW INCREASE of game Leeds and Princess Bride Arrive Registration Figures Show Gain 17.6 Per Cent in Number of Vehicles. 11.—The year 1922 ended with 12,357,376 automo- biles and motor trucks plying the roads of the United States a gain of per cent over reg- New York, Jan. 6 over a year,’came to a head last night in the arrest of four men in Bridge- port who, held {n default of $15,000 bonds each, are alleged by the state police to be members of a gang of thieves that has resold in Connecticut cities over a thousand stolen auto- mobiles. Found Changing Numbers. Early last night the American Body works was raided and, state police say, the Goldy brothers and Lefsitz were found in the act of changing numbers on motors of cars they de- scribed as stolen. Fourteen complete sets of different size dles, used to re- stamp mutilated motors.and five auto- mobiles, three of which were still wet with numerical defacing aclds, were selzed. . 1,200 Stolen Cars in State. State police say over 1,200 persons in Connecticut have in their posses- slon automobiles that were stolen by the gang of which, they claim, the four accused were members. The present holders of the stolen cars face the possibility of having them taken from them, It has been alleged that automobiles stolen from New York streets were brought to Britdgeport and, mutilated to thwart tracing, then resold ef William B. Leeds and his bride of a year, Princess Xenia of Greece, are shown here on their arrival in New York where young Leeds will join his mother, Princess Anastasia and her husband, Prince Christopher. gn countries it is said were duplicat- ed on the stolen cars, Some Cars in Meriden It is possible that a number of cars sent through the process, alleged to have been used by the Goldy broth- ers, are at present in use in this city. It has been known for some time that the strange sale of practically new Ford cars at a price well out of pro- portion to the list values has been un- der investigation. Ford Agent Interviewed. A. M. Graham, local representative PENN SWAMPS DELAWARE Quaker Basketball Team Gains Easy Victory, 37 to 7. Philadelphia, Jan. 11— The Penn basketball {eam got back into a win- ning stride here last night when it de- feated the University of Delaware, 37 to 7. Penn took the lead early in the game and was never headed. Dela- ware registered only one point in the first hall which ended 16 to 1. Business of Childhood, according to President Edna Dean Baker of the National Kindergarten and Elemen- tary College. Grown-ups are coming more and more to consider seriously the fact that “as the child goes, so goes civili- zation”, says Dean Baker, ‘out that not only mothercraft but fathercraft must be given a greater degree of serious consideration, at- tention and research it the trend of childhood is to continue upward. ived—art and sci- ence, literature, industry, philosophy, dietetics, psychology and religion— but the mother must be a poet as well as a bread maker, a priest and a teacher,” avers Dean Baker. “Moth- ercraft is not confined to the home but embraces e v woman who has love and understanding for the child. And parents and educators in charge of child training are becoming more receptive to the newer type of ele- mentary education, according to Dean Baker, “Partners in the Business of Child- hood have not been oblivious to the fact that the business has suffered certain depressions. Many young women are being trained without any are variedly con who points | “The requirements of mothercraft | Evan Burrowes Fontaine, Broadway dancer who is suing Cor- nelius Vanderbilt Whitney for $1,000,000 damages, lost in the legal preliminaries when a New York judge ruled that “gross fraud has been perpetrated on the court and rank forgery has been committed by both the plaintiff and her mother, Mrs, W. S. Fontaine.” fendant. Above are Evan Fontaine and the millionaire de- ords available, announced that Mrs. Henrietta Stone, 17, had made med- ical history Tuesday night when she gave birth to a baby boy with a full set of teeth. The infant died. MIDDIES FIVE WINS | Future Admirals Display Good Form in Beating Knox Collegians 1,851,716, or 17, istration figures for 1921 said a re- port made public last night by auto- motive industries. The figures mean a car of sort for every 8.7 persons in the country. New York was the first state to pass the 1,000,000 mark. It leads with 1,000,732 and also has the larg- est numerical gain over last year with 188,701. The percentage gain over 1921 was largest in the District of Columbia and V hington, the in- creases being 38.4 per cent and 31.1 per cent respectively. Fees collected by the various states from motor taxes totaled more than $150,000,000, exceeding the 1921 figure by some $30,000,000, Every state had more cars and trucks in use on December 31, 1922 than on the same date in 1921, WOMEN! DYE WORN, FADED Out Goes All Rheumatic Poison of Dutee Wilcox Flint, agent for the Ford automobile, when interviewed last night, said, *“We know nothing of Goldy's operation. We do know, however, that several dealers have been selling as ‘used cars’ practiclly new Kords at prices which are less than any Ford dealers have to pay conception of mothercraft and moth- erhood. ¥ 'rivolties are the major in- fluence in the lives of many young women approaching maturity. Thou- sands of children do not have the advantages of guidance during the earlier stages of their lives. However, through laws to be proposed (o legis- Annapolis, Md., Jan. 11.—Showing ‘\Hsuncl improvement over their form | in recent games the midshipmen won at basketball here yesterday afternoon from Knox college by 28 to 22 The game was fought with great determination and in the first half the teams were tied at 6, 7, » and 11 throughout the state. Engine num- bers on automobiles shipped to for- NOTHER—HAS YOUR THIGS W Draperles Ginghams Stockings Everything Sweaters Dresses Skirts Kimonas Coats Curtains Waists Coverings CHILD THESE SYMPTOMS? Mothers, watch children for symp- toms of internal disorders. Look at your child NOW! Is his breath offen- sive and tongue coated ? Does he grind his teeth or start in his sleep? Is his appetite changable? Has he occasion- al gripping pains? Is he constipated ? These are some symptoms of worms. Greéat distress often results from these parasites. Relleve them quickly with Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller—first prescribed over 70 years ago. Mild. in action and pleasant to take. Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Laxa- tive and Worm Expeller, purifies the bowels as it clears them. A favorite of careful mothers for four generations. Corrects constipation in young and old. 40c—60c—$1.20. Al for them. of these cars have been registered in Connecticut under duplicates of which are in parts of the country. We know that almost all numbers, various motor “The Ford Motor company assured us that they affix no duplicate num- bers to their thing up to the present has been great mystery to us.” entire a motors. The e FOR BETTER PROTECTION. New York, Jan. 11.—Better pro- tection for bankers and depositors, standardization of legal practices financial transactions and ment of certain federal reserve and foreign bank flow of securities ®were proposed to- |day in the 1923 program in improve- laws at the smoother of the merican Bankers association. Rheuma Acts on Kidneys, Liver and Bladder the Very First Day. Get, a bottle of Rheuma today and wear a satisfled smile on your face tomorrow. It's a remedy that is astonishing the whole country, and it's just as good for gout, sciatica, lumbago and kidney misery as for rheumatism. It drives the polsonous waste from the joints and muscles—that's the secret of Rheuma’s success. But we don't ask you to take our word for it; go to Clark & Brainerd Co., or any good druggist and get a bottle, and if it doesn’t do as we promise get your money back. It will be there waiting for you. latures in our states and the many forces that are laboring in the in- terests of the Business of Childhood, we expect to correct these conditions.” Dean Baker listed the National Bureau of FEducation, National Con- gress of Mothers, 'arent-Teacher as- soclations and individual educators and philanthropists as potent factors now working in the interests of the “busineas’ who believe that of “ail the business of life, particularly the busi- ness of morality, the business of dem- ocracy and civilization are subsi- diary only to the Business of Child- hood.” BABY BORN WITH TEETH MAKES MEDICAL HISTORY New York, Jan. 11.—New York physicians, after perusing all the rec- Coughs quickly broken up by the soothing, healing and cur- rative effect of pure flax seed oilard irish moss; two of the ingredients in Linoine. This eficient emulsion promptly relieves the coughing, stops the irritation, strengthens the respiratory organs and helps you throw off the cause of the cough. At the first sign of a cough or cold, take Linonine and prevent serious sickness. For growing chil- dren it is a strength-builder and preventive of colds and coughs. points. The Navy took the period however, by 14 to 11, and was not headed in the second session. Led by Albro, who scored five times from the floor, some of them extra long shots, the visitors made one more [feld goal than the Midshipmen, the |latter winning on the exceptional work of McKee from the foul line, the Navy man tossing the ball through the net 16 times in 19 chances HEISMAN MAY RE Philadelphia, Jan. 11. Heisman, coach of the University of Pennsylvania football teams for many vears, intends to retire from the game, it is understood, and net accept any of the numerous offers from other colleges. 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