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/ Clar Roger Barta, George Chelses Heals ence Edward Bell, Hilding NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1023, W Seeks Bonus Bengston Avthur Hilding Berlia, Frances Heary Bradiey Dante! PRODUC"“ GUA”“EBS statement in the chamber of depu-!the gaversment whe do ot believe | The bay turned off the §38. Whemt. Joseph Brumstead 3 R et ties yesterday warned the nation not that the firss poliey of M. Polncare upen the falher again optied the A“ mw m BY mklcn 1o expect that the opening of the can have beacfigial pesults cocks and grabbed his son They Harold Egnar Cavison, Bliss Bart- | lett Clark. Tuhr Banks, Mowever, Are Heported to Have Moved Most of Thelr Rubr tregsure house would be fol: wers struggiing when the nulflu:_ lowed Inmediately oy & Hood of gold. # o (entered, van e the oeliar, shut o Mo aamorted that It would prebably| TRIES TO FORCH SON YO DIE. [0, 0ol sug calied the polies. be some time befare the coptrel eom- mher Turns Gas Finnegan fought s0 hard 1o dis Robert Hantord Dart I misslon’s efforts would be nllntwll'w Pw QN the | that he had to be pul lnte & straight- Leonard Ryde Ekwurtsel productive, Then Holds Lad Near I, | Jacket in & sanitarive. “Theuaun Joseph Harris, Sogurities to Safer Place, The Rubr banks Le Matin says, | Stamford, Jan. 12.—Deranged after! Mrs. Pinnegan was hot at home, Frederick Hickok Frwin have followed the example of the en argument with his wife, Peter it . Hiltpold | Paria Jan, 12 (My Associated coa) syndicate by removing thelr se- Finnegan, & contracling pluinber, HOURLY AR SERVICE Arthur lLeonard Johnson | Press),~Prange at last lias & grip ou ourities and most of their depesits. ' yesterday afterncon atiempled 1o o Otto Fred Kaminsky the “preductive guarantees” she has It 18 reported, howéver, that most of commit suicide and to foree his 14 Cigveland, O, Jan. A2 —ARnounce: | Miehae! Frank lLabritz, John James sought from Germany, ana has sarveq (hese evasions have been foreseen year-old som to die with him in their ment has been made by a local airs Lacava, Clinton John Lawson, Stan notice, through her premier, that she And that measures have heen pre- heme, The opportune arrival of & plane transportation company of in- ley Charles Lemeris, Loyman Kenyon | i prepared to extend her holdjngs If Leomis, Murton Waterman Lyon her economie occupation of Fssen John James Lyons doss net. yield: satisfactory. vesule. Btaniey Au It was understond here teday in ia |that another Ruhr zone would be L g o T R subjected Lo “invisible occupution” majority of Frenchmen, Ne misglv- ase ol within three days “**ings for France's step are noticeable ~“I don't want te die” the boy :nvvb«;u :::'::::." Garden City, “IN. w for o pared which will punish such aets' telephone repalr man saved both. auguration wihin six menths of 4 Philip MeTiviart Premier Poincare, however, in his. exeept among the radical erities of | sobbed, “I wani to stay with meher. 5 CLASS OF 88 WILL REGEIVE DIPLOMAS Graduating Exercises at Central Junior ngh School Jan, 26 Arthur | George | Pighty-eight boys and givls will uate from the Central Junior Fdn school on Friday, January 26, L C. French, principal of that sehoeel, epnounced this morning. Diplomas will be awarded at exercises in mrl sehool auditorium at 2:30 a'clock in the afternoon of that date Of those graduating the fellowing Rave been given honorable mention and frudtrate the German's purpeses. Finnegan lay on the kitehen floor segular 40 nmml: rlo“ulu Iot;c:' If the news s veflects publie 10 front of a range, after apening the |Cleveland and Buffale. Nine mae! opinien y-mm’:r was ..‘..a..n’....'..;m cocks. Me ordered the hoy 10 will be put inte operafion, according regarded as & red letter day by Ih-’llc beside him and die, saying it 1o the sanouncement, to enable six round trips dally, Three planes are Maleskey, John John Joseph Nimro, John Adelph | Norkevielus Norman Wesley Peterson for general efficiency: Leonard Fk-| wurtzel, Martha Farnest, Mary Clar- ela and Charlotte Witkin; for excel- lency in scholarship, Francis Nradley, Charlotte Witkin and Irene Halgis. Thomas Gordon Salmon is president of the class: Helen Armétrong, viees Matthias Peter Clar- Earl James Rice, Rival, Willlam August Ruck, ence Bimer Rund Thomas Gordon Halmen, Jeseph Thomas Nattinsky, Richard Alexander Schnelder, Herbert Willlam Rehulz | Martin Begel, Herbert Conrad Sengle, president; ]Trlll» Halgis, ”u.n-un,“."] Joseph Stadler, Arthur Emil John Lacava, treasurer. The class|c o S0 lors are cerise and silver and the - ’ :ann “Work Conquers I:\r:)(hml" 1',""" Rdward l"'\"'.'; i The following is a list of those heodore George Weasels, graduating Girls Mildred Maric Abrahamson, Mary Clarence Edward Abets, Edward Al-| Theresa Amberger, Helen Mae Arm- RN % lson, Gilbert Gustaf Anderson strong. ‘“"4""“: ""3'.::‘.‘:"“’",‘::”"‘- l::i’d‘n:‘r’n‘r‘d Robert ‘Louls Parker, Otto Charles| Gertrude Margaret Bardeck, l‘""‘f(‘-rlun, Mary Jossphine Clavels, | Mary Margaret Deutsch, Julla! Madalyn Dumbrosky, Sophle Susan | Dzekosky, Martha Antoinette Earnest, Elizabeth Loulse Fox. Winifred Blanche Gordon, mena Marion Gutowskl, Irene Loulse Halgls, Marie Anna Jakomin, | garet Johnson. Wavne Davis, Goilad (Tex.) attors ney, has been made chairman of the American lLegion national legisiative commission. From his Washington endauarters he'll direct fight bonus for beth Mary Agnes Dystrosky, Noys Katherine Dower, The Better Quality of Meats and Poultry Julia Loulse Kerry. l h"a‘.'nna'l NeaIStures co. Mildred Marion MacDonald, Agne pgest Dealos f Quality Meats and Poultry % ARTRCHY SR ik e it v | AAE TS RST Shirley Maloszka, Sophle Mary Mika- AN . : lauskas, Mary Anna Moskus. FINEST DRY PICKED— Theresa Jane Nuity, Elvie Therese FRICASSEE CHICKENS ........ LB. 29c f e LEGS SPRING PR]ME RIB | “sarah Dorothy Raschkow, Marjorle LAMB ‘ ROAST IB. 3%5c | LB 28 LOINS AND RUN? | CHOICE ROASTING MILK FED VEAL | CHICKENS IB. 3¢ | LB 45 . quist, Eva Anita Swanson. Florence Isabelle Tomkins. Carolina Rose Thomas. Charlotte Ethel Witkin. Ruth Anna Ziegler. Mr. Pratt to Present Diplomas BEST l;'Rl.\'T—— CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER ...... LB. 55¢ . ‘ r‘horlwr.{".;:r:‘;n?‘»\:\tl"p["ll\:v I:;‘lnulgounod LEAN FRESH BONELESS POT iyA’”r"?T:olm‘;;lr(‘;)::-;on Salmon ‘\ SHOULDERS ROASTS | solo, Good-by: Ewet Day . ‘ LB, 16c LB. lsc Martha Earnest TENDER SHLDER | FRESH CALVES Philo- TELE- Elsie Mar- PTIIONE 483 70 WEST MAIN ST. Marle Peterson, Marjorie |will be made by Edward M. Pratt, | The following Is the program to , bhe | The Ivy and the Rose School orchestra Invocation The presentation of the diplomas | Demonstration of Two-Minute Drills | |Chorus, O Sea, How Fair Art Thou Fresentation of diplomas, Edward M. Pratt "BOUND 10 SUCCEED s LB 22€ LB. 42 | 500 LEAN SMO. SHOULDERS. ..LB. Mo Y it i visiors { Vithout Le, But Has Had Route DEERFOOT STANDARD ~ § SAUSAGE OYSTERS. .QT. 70¢ § ARLINGTON HONEYCOMB 2. 5. /%t variese, e . TR!PE | rural mail delivery route of that town Carrier Born for 20 Years. ‘Washington, Jan. 12.—Natural han- dicaps are no obstacle to many people for twenty years and never com- | plained. Jones' route was a standard length | lone of 25.5 miles out of Burlington, | and since 1901, when he was appcin!-‘ 7 T T R o~ e e T LT Wikw | od, he has missed only four days from |3 = |the job, and thosc because of illness. | & So interested were post office de- i | partment officials, who only recently had his case called to their attention, B |that Assistant Postmaster General ¥ Billany wrote him a letter of con- & sratulation tor his cfficient service P | “performed in spite of a physical de- & fect that well might have discouraged | ( a person of less fortunate tempera- | ent, and with less determination to | succeed in life.”” Before becoming a | letter carrier, Jones was a farmer. “It seems to me” Mr. FANCY LEGS GF LAMB SMALL LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS FRESH PORK TO ROAST .............. Yot LEAN PORK CHOPS .......c..cooiiiininn oot HEAVY RIB ROAST ; FANCY CHUCK ROAST MILK FED FOWLS BREAST OF LAMB EAMB CHOPS ........ooovcvvivniinnns veaves LEAN PLATE BEEF SHOULDER CLODS VEAL CUTLETS VEAL CHOPS BREAST OF VEAL WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE SELECTED EGGS VERY BEST CREAMERY PURE LARD LARD COMPOUND SOUND YELLOW ONIONS ........... 10 Ih 25c¢ j FANCY MAINE POTATOES peck 23c¢ § cAoLn':iv:E:wnmA. 25c s\‘[‘g-r:‘:mm .. o1n 25¢C ’ s 1o 25¢€ 118 29€ | may be not only interesting to all P | carriers, but an inspiration to any one % | who may feel that le is laboring under unusual or insuperable an encouragement n in the performance | B of duties which choice or circum- | | stances may require of him.” Sues For. Mings .. dozen 35¢ d 58¢ Murder, sulcide and betrayals fig- | ure in the history of the $80,000,000 mining property which Mrs. » Mary | Eileen Cunningham Morrison (above) ) |of Boston has just sued to recover. | | She seeks half title in the holdings of | |the Calumet and Arizona Mining cs. land the Lake Superior and wwun‘ d | Development Co. - Al 18 | Have you been watching the ads C | incrense? “Herala” classified ad de- ¥ i partmeént. BANANAS ONIONS ... HEAVY YELLOW GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 25¢ TURNIPS . ... EXTRA FANCY e 25 c PARSNIPS e . e 49¢C .. 4 quarts 250 FRESH n watching HORSERADISH 1B |rendered at the graduation exercises: | § Vannah | 8 | Weidt and the most shining example is that | & Billany | jofd | wrote Mr. Jones, “that your success ({8 difti- | § to B —BOSTON STORE DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. ——————————————————————————— AFTER INVENTORY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY gecretary of the board of education. | B Important Purchase One hundred and.fifty (150) high grade Ladies’ Smocks at about 50c on a dollar. Made of heavy quality crepe de chine, em- broidered with tinsel, che- nille and silk. Embroidery silk in all the desirable shades. Very special Ladies’ Good Quality Gingham Bungalow Aprons —cut full size. Special TOILEY SPECIALS Mavis Face Powder, all colors. Special Pepsodent Tooth Paste. Very special Cuticura Toilet Soap. Special .. 180 Presto Hand Soap. Special Automobilists and me- chanics take notice. Stay Fast Hair Nets, ° double mesh. Extra heavy quality ] 1 ~ Waldorf Scott Toilet Pa. per (650 sheet rolls) 10c, 3 «25c¢ De Long Snaps, all sizes, Special A dozen 7-’: W Rust Proof Steel Safety ins. No. 1, 2, 3. Special .... a dozen 4c Japanese Furniture Pol- ish. Special Bottle Ladies’ High Grade Chemise trimmed with fine quality brXi:k“dm“m lace and em! - ery, Special $1 .59 (all sizes) $4.39 | Silk dotted Mull Com- fortable, very soft and fluffy, these attractive comfortables guarantee warmth and $4.69 service ... Heavy White Turkish Towels of good absorbent quality. 39 c Each ....... VS l25;; Striped Outing Flan- nel, fleecy nap. 27-in, width. Yardl 7C 45x36 Pillow Cases in a good quality, free from dressing. 2 5 c Reg. 3¢ .. Each 81x90 Full Bleach Sheets n;la.d:.of good heavy weight sheeting, very serviceable, ea.$ 1 . 1 9 Sheet Blankets in grey and white. 400 Cotton Wool Nap Blankets In white and grey with pink and blue bor- ders. Heavy Absorbent Dish Toweling with striped border. l 2 é_c Yard "Irish Linen Glass Towels, free from lint or dressing —typed “glass’. 49 c Wool Crepe in all colors, Regular $1.25, Matelasse Crepe in black and blue. Regular $3.50. $2.98 New Percales in pretty patterns, assorted 2 5 c colors ..... Yard All. Wool Tweed, tan, blue, grey and 79c brown .... Yard Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, made with fashioned back and doukle soles. Col- | ors: black, grey, cordovan | and white. | Pair ..... A 89C Ladies’ Extra Fine Silk and Wool Hose, in the new | sport colors. | Pair | Ladies’ Fine Cotton Hose made with seamed back and double soles. Colors: black, i white and o pairzsc | cordovan . Children’s English ribbed Hose, highly mercerized, | made with reinforced heel and toe. Colors: black, white, cordovan and camels’ hair. Sizes 6 to ‘ B0 Looipniis Pnirsoc [ | Infants’ Fine Cashmerey Hose with silk heel and toc, | Special ! i Boys’ Extra Strong Cot- | ton Hose, made with four | thread heel and toe. Value | 39 pair. Sizes 6 to 11%;. I Special Pair | other shades. ' Knit Underwear | Vests and Pants, “Forest | ue 50¢ each. Ladies’ Brushed Wool Slip-Ons Sweaters, extra heavy quality. Buff and $3.69 Ladies’ Fleece Lined Mills” make, comes in sev- eral styles. Special for Saturday v Baek ..o 89¢ .’ Ladies’ Fledce Lined Union Suits, sleeveless and knee length, also ' Dutch neck and clbow sleeve. “Fovest Mills” $1 .50 make. Fach Children’s Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, extra quality, cut full size. Val 29c | Special .... Each A new line of Ladies’ Shirt Waists with fancy Bulgarian trimming, ten styles to choose from. Very Ladies’ Batiste Bloomers, cut full, all sizes; flesh color only. i Special 9¢c | Men’s Dept. Men’s Blue Chambray rl’lodrl; Sh{m"ga ‘I:l“efi full size, §§ uble stitched, ) 89c # Special .... Each Police and Firemen Sus- § penders and Lisle Web. +Value 39¢. b 25 c Special . ... Men’s Genuine Leather Belts. Special N for Sat. ... Each 25(: e Men’s All Silk-and Knit- ted Ties, a large variety of f patterns to select from. Values up to 75c. Special for Sat. Ea.29 C Men's Medium Weight and Fleece Lined Union Suits, made by the best makers in the cpuntry. Values up to $2.50. Very Special Each Men’s All Wool Socks in natural and black. 39 c Pair Ladies’ and Misses’ all wool Gauntlet Gloves Men’s All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs .. 23 c ' Cluny Laces, three-quar- ter inch wide. Ladies’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs l 2 _;_c . 1 Spanish Lace, 36-in. wide in all-over and flouncing in black, brown, white, navy and Alice sl .89 blue, yard.