New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1023, Mu: | summer ensues. As a veward for|experts and social weliare workers of ady for shipment to the Caive . soum. There 1s little ehance that gny their season's work, he has given his [the country shou vk out thel OF i hon: [let themselves Le influenced by the i Writish number nearly a hundred, sma Little Chance That Any of Them ‘ grien PE NIV e the wemaen 3 ) ukgl;‘ss?):s&%”%ums Will Reach America el , reward In ve taken n 348 MAIN STREET 348 MAIN STREET ided so sig Members of the American 40-inch Silk Canton Crepes. 40-inch Brocaded Canton Crepes. 40-inch Flat Crepes. 40-inch Charmeuse, all colors 40-inch Satin de Chine. Saturday Specials “The Best of Everything at Hallinan’s” BAKING DEPARTMENT Large Loaves of Wheat Bread Yankee Rye Bread ... 12¢ Apple Pies 20¢ \ Assorted Coffee Cakes 18¢ Layer Cakes ......... 30c Values up to $3.00. 98 Per Yard 40 in. Wide IN THE CANDY SHOP—MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL Mother is just a Big Girl and still likes Good Chocolates, take a Box home from Hallinan’s put up in a | Special Made Box—it is sure to please her {3.0: Daniug: B9 ves THA Tt gee- OTHER SPECIALS | tion Problem Has Got Handing in Chocolate Peppermint Patties, Large Vanilla Creams, Gusor. Blfustion: Chocolate Toasted Marshmallows, Peanut Clusters 49¢ Ib. e [of ] t and plai -4 Hartford, May 11.—President Hard- Cream Caramels, nut and plain . = A Molasses C : ing is in a tight fix with the immigra. ocoanuts tion problem, Robert C. Deming, state director of Americanization, told local soclal and welfare workers at a te | e. 2 | mfv'i'f"fie“’f:%f.' ::'::h:ll‘:e:al;‘n:?:r:. New York, May 11.—Federal Judge | tion,” Mr. Deming said, “he will have Winslow today signed an order re- the Jaboring class against him. If ho|QUIFing Edward M. Fuller and Wil- takes his stand for restricted immi.|}am F. McGee, partners in the bank- b ftal will be against him,|TuPt brokerago house of E. M. Fuller | et thing both sides will| 3P4 Co. now under indictment for Boiled Ox T 85 irloi o and it he does nothing both sldes W it |Lucketing orders, to show cause next Best F xkfonge.- 3.01: }g Roast Sirloin Beef. . 85¢ Ib. oo }‘"“‘-l iaa OULALES Wednesday why they should not be est Frankforts ... 30c Ib. Cabbage Salad ... ATES A8 EN % punished for contempt for failure to | ¥ 3 diell Mr. Deming said he thought Presi-|, . "over cortain books and papers of — dent Harding should name an Impar-|¢y. arm which the United States su- . tial, non-political commission of scien-|{ oo court recently held they had no Potato Chips Fresh Made Butter (unsalted) tists to study the tmmigration situa- [ Fio e 00t r Le e e et in Try Our Stuffed Peppers and Tomatoes 1 Store Closes at 9 P. M. ensores taken hould - based 00 . | g STRUNG UP BY CHAINS 1 $1.10 wiedge of life — - e DRESS GOOD ORE Vurile om the tomn URGES BROADGASTING OF | vuaer-rvtvstoems wick ant sk RESS S ST s their personal property, And they | — ive announced they 4o not imend 1o RELIGION DURING WEBK| ota America's nesiny. e wote SILK RADIUN Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt ) 80 . S Roys' Convention P"\'GEE May 11 : ‘ s — FOR — all colors B st Minsio Faperts' Compensation Small, Minneapolis Pastor Ohjects to Arm. Washington, May 11.--The future d Id rehasological Mission who are as sxpArtE’ compensas g | of the United Mtates, John Hays Ham- | yard wide 40-inch wide slating the discovers King Tut g ess, They are ald chatr Worship by Radio mond, vice.president of ‘the Hoys Special $2 val ankhamun's tomb in identifying pre colleagues without & on the Sabbath Club Pederation, told the annual eon- | value serving and packing the amazingly And they g véntion of that organisation, rests 93c rich collection of antiquities reater part of Minneapelis, Minn, May 11—Wire. | 1¢sa heavily upon Tom, Diek and Har- . mmo-.i from the burial chamber of ant work of conserving the less broadeasting of religious services | ry than upen the frequently unders the Pharoh, are making rapid pro f fragile objects found in should he confined to week days so! nourished shoulders of Miek and Eress In thelr work and hop ) It may be sald that with- | that Sunday may be left free for p! Mike, ! AN - e :','":":';"N;’:"”“",l_"" nual visits to help these articles would Jje worship, aceording to an add | It he were selecting a group for | - { o8, ey will rety orished Aelivered here by the Rev, Phillips E. | potential suecess in life, he added, ] Luxor in the autumn when the. o 6 and| Carmarvonjay] seianis | LLd SR K2 00 ers R N | B e i DUCHES: ° SILK HOSE 1a reopencd 1 Caira, Carter was working | tant Bpiscopal church | “under-privileged” boys, because the SATIN 3 seams Ready For Shipment, 1 day to complete the cata- “If we could guarantee that only | 'atter have heen compelied to deveiop '" cohr. Most of the articles taken from the King of the articles bo- shutsins should listen in on Bundays|seif-relianca and learn seif-denial, He ¢ first quality royal mortuary chambor are now rrid heat of the Egyptian | thers would be no problem.” said | urged the federation to give more at- $2.00 value 89¢ value Mr, Osgood. “Rutsthe num of tention to that class of the nation's Saturday able-bodied folk who use wireless an YOuth. [ ? 39c |n pretext for absence from echurch | The delegates were recelved by sl 35 Pair ° Is apparently mueh greater than the | Fresident Harding yesterday afters L] number of those who could not get|Ncon. e S L . M. Hallinan, Inc. 56-inch Jersey | Notices posted on the post office bul. | CREPE DE TUBING 142 Main Street FIRE NEAR LOS ANGELES all wool glve forth the services from the eity, —— 25 shades to 40-inch choose from per cent the usual attendance at a $2.50 value $1.75 | Mr, Osgood argued that sitting Los Angeles, Cal, ‘May “.___O",.‘ giKe ighe e SR L [cholr puts the wireless service into| (oo "o ouch the plant of the Gor- | One lot of Brown Bread ; BARONET SILK | what more than the hearing of & 8¢f-| ;g "gianie In the city of Vernon, | PAISLEYS up to $3 value Bl‘an Mllflll’ls ..... 150 dz. }(rom cast of corporate prayer, pl‘l‘!" were accounted for, it was announced l 85 pital. The fire was declared to be| 2 = S Pl PLAID RATINE CREPE for suits and dresses | all colors Fuller and McGee Ordered to Show | 79C to church, S “I have seen the effect of broad-| g T i3 | casting service in a country village. MAN DIES IN FLAMES IN | 1otin board and at the fire house an- CHINE | nouncing where ‘loud speakers' wnuld‘ “ l | all colors | coupled with numerous private lrll., Blaze Sweeps Through Ol Concerns [ have had the result of cutting by 30 [ Plant; Fix Loss at $150,- $2.00 value l-ar\‘lcn unfortunate enough to coin- | | elde with the broadcasting hour." 000, $l 45 . [ blandly in a rocking chalr, lstening| 0% FEECER B ' | | h and several [to a star preacher and gerat chorus| wo . 'onorted missing when fire | e — 13¢, 2 for 25¢ the class of "plous entertainment.” | - L | 4 ham Engineering company, an oll| He assertad that worship is some-| . . . "0 “nvanty.eighth and Santa | . Q Berry Pies 20c | mon and singing by trained vocalists . SPORT SATIN| o a adjoining Los Angeles yesterday. Bath Buns, assorted 25c dz. [J| and that its chiet benefts are derived | “GOWRE 8 ATRTICE SEREHME all colors j and worship. by firemen. Two were injured und | | taken to Los Angeles Receiving hos- | fremen said it was caused by a spark 8~ from an electric torch, ‘The loss is estimated at $150,000. CANTON BROKERS MUST ANSWER with —_— | Silk Checks Cause Why They Should Not be Punished for Contempt. DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT SPECIAL—Young Chickens, Stuffed and Roasted 2Y; and 3 lbs. each Potato Salad, with Mayonnaise Baked Ham 85¢ 1b. SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE NEN BRITAI ~ - MARKET €0.- NUALITY GOODS AT x; 318 MAIN.ST That Leavenworth Prisoner Hui TEL_ 2485' Been Brutally Treated. | — MORNING SPECIALS FROM 7 A. M. TO 12:30 NOON Baked Beans 10c Ib. WINNER COFFEE measures taken should be based on the findings of that commission. He said he though the Americanization : RS Harding Advised by I. W. W. Man smpprme” “Conversation Circulation”’ Chicago, May 11.—Harry Feinberg, | secretary of the national defense committee of the I. W. W. today sent| | fi Best No. 1 POTATOES — Campbell’s RBTTBS o e 3 cans 25 04 H e Lean Smoked SHOULDERS President larding a telegram stat-| ing that a prisoner in lLeavenworth | prison had been strung up Iin chains| and beaten, It read: “Reliable information from Leav-| l’ Best Pure LARD enworth penitentiary says that Roy Conner, political prisoner, has been strung up in chains and unmercifully IN the days when “Conversation Circulation” statements were the basis on which the advertiser bought space, the advertising solicitor who put up his story in the most pleasing manner general- ly got the business. In case the advertiser questioned the figures he might possibly go to the newspaper office and look over the circulation records with his otvn auditors. But neither he nor his auditors know the intrica- cies of newspaper circulation rec- ords or the possibilities for jug- gling figures. Circulation differences and argu- ments caused bitter battles be- tween many newspapers. Ingen- jous schemes were used by un- scrupulous publishers to put up the appearance of a larger circulation than they had. The prevalence of these practices brought out the necessity for a reputable agency to audit and report cn circulation matters, The Audit Bureau of Circulations was started eight years ago by a nucleus of the leading advertisers, agents, newspaper, magazine, farm papers, and trade paper publish- ers, Today it has a membership of 1,800. The purpose of the bureau is to make fair and impar- tial audits of circulation records and it is now accepted as the Standard Authority among space buyers throughout the United States and Canada. Every Publisher-Member of the Bureau is required to make semi- annual statements setting forth the actual net paid circulation. Once a vear the Bureau sends an auditor to the office of each pub- lisher to check and if necessary correct his circulation statements. Study the A. B. C. reports of the publications you are considering and it will not be necessary to argue about competitive circula- tion, The HERALD is a members of the A. B. C. and would be pleased to submit a copy of the latest circulation report. OVER 9,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY The HERALD has by far the LARGEST CIRCULATION of any New Britain Newspaper. Demand Circulation Proof When Buying Space beaten for writing to Senator Lodge | regarding cruelty to prisoners."” | PROTESTS IN ESSEN All Factories Closed Down Today As Formal Wail Against Imprisonment | of Krupp Plant Officials. | Berlin, May 11.-—Hans Sadowsky. sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor by the FFrench court-mars tial at Duesseldorf which imposed the death sentence upon Albert Schloget- ter, was convicted on a charge of kill- communist and French spy ' in front of the Issen police ceived through German channels. Essen, May 11.—Essen was like a deserted city today. All the stores, factories and public utilities were shut down from 11 a. m. until 4 p. m. in protest against the conviction of Baron Krupp von Rohlen and the oth- |er officials of the Krupp works by a French court-martial. During these hours there was not even a policeman on the streets, The Krupp directors opposed the demonstration it is understood but the {workmen insisted upon it. | ON TRIAL TESTS New Light Cruicer Richmond Is Being Put Through Stremions .\lunmu-rs" ! Off Const of Maine. | Rockiand, Me., May 11.—The light |cruiser Richmond the first of the new |t¥pe of warcraft to reach trial stage on the Atlantic coast, began a series| of builders acceptance tests on the Rockland course today. Twenty-nine |runs over the measured mile course, |at spasds carying from ten knots to [the maximum, comprise the standardi- |zation test. The cruiser with its 90,000 horse- power plant was designed for 35 knots |Speed. It is the Arst of five ships of that typs to ha completed by William Cramp and Sons ('o. of Philadelphia.| LIFE IN J/ PENALTY. By Ti ocintad " ! Munich, May 11.—An ordinance is- | sued today by the Bavarian govern- | ment provides that Germans who ai4 | the Franco-Belgian occupation au- | thorities are liable to penal servitude for lifs, ¥ I headquarters, nccording to reports re- |3 ALL DAY SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS LEAN FRESH HAMS ......... LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS .... PRIME RIB ROASTS .......... ROAST PORK (Not Frozen) .. SMALL LEGS GENUINE LAMB .. ROAST VEAL Bacon o n28¢ ; (‘m‘[!ed Beef Ib 1 8C te.;"i:r:o‘ilrtssteak b 3 9 (o 'ef.or Stew .... 13) 12C Sple‘l;r:‘s&. ‘Bla.r.n.esm 3 2 C Be;{ve|' L] l 2 Cc Sugar Cured .LB. 14¢c . LB. 28¢ 17¢ 35¢ : o 25¢ Fresh Cut’ Hamburg burg . »18¢c | Bnl"‘::e;;:ast S 180 | Choice Cuts e n28e »32¢ Fowls ...... Ih Laf,(':r!,stew i 14c | Large Roasting | Chickens ... Ib 45(: A : Shank FEnds 18 of Ham .... Ih (o Lamb Cottage Hams | Lean Boiling Beef 1h 8 C | Best Quality ! Frankforts . 18c FANCY SUGAR CORN AND TGMATOE.S B :“ll\?l?‘lik d -Vi mt"s 250 e . 1 1€ Rumford’s Baking l’ow]der vovs W 290 Palmolive Soap .. 5 cakes 390 WEDGWOOD CREAMERY BUTTTER ............... Fresh From the Churn 2 cans 2 l C | Tick-Tock | | Dessert, package 14C i Tomato Catsup 2 hottles Lasadry Soap ] 5 bars B | Uneeda Biscuit 2 packages . ... llc Premier Salad Diessing .. jar 33c Fig Bars .. LB. 49¢ PARKSDALE FARM STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ....... DOZ 35 LARGE JUICY ORANGES . ....... ; LARGE RIPE BANANAS ................... .... DOZ. 29¢ Pineapples Each Heavy : Girapefruit 3 for 25C String Beans quart | Dandelions [ Peck | Cukes | 3 for 'Radisllre.-', Peppers.iiléert; '(‘ arrét; Avvbki, Asparagus.i‘elery. l,euu&. STRAWBERRIES Egg Plant, Tomatoes, New Potatoes. STRAWBERRIES STRA s i