New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 28

V1SS CONNNISTS EXCITED AT MURDER Ask Demonstration Against Rus- or=t v sian Envoy's Assassination e ways carried from firing By The Assoc Pasel, May 11— The executive com- | abdome mittee of the Swiss communist party Aimost Im has called upon all w of political affiliation to Jjoin iy great demonstration of prot the assassination of \oroyvos ra regardiess ! i 1ne Vorovsky Slain Lausanne, May 11 (Dy the elated P'ress) he murder o Vorovoshy, head of the sslan soviet lepit delegation to the Near Fast confe enee, by Maurice Alexander Conradi,| prNps Wi A Bwiss who once served in the Rus slan army, has stivred Nwitzerland ns has no single event since the assassi nation of Empress Llizabeth of Aus-| neetient 1 tria in 1895, | kmmey Conradi ,who was seized by the | walki NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923, ned m I HUSBANTYS BODY, | Wife Discovers 16 on Shore of Cons Ako—Canoe Capsized, May 11 whe was the shore Alexng 0 he hotel Ceell afte h a police in tt te after he had |y ayq yostorduy Mrs, Benn Kershaw killed Vorovosky ar wounded two [ oo S e attaches of the Itussian delegation |y g peen m continues to maintain that hie acted | =0 7 alone In an effort to aver his fathor| & s e and uncle for the mistreatment they = Red yecelved at the hands of the holshe.|lSershaw wa viki during ti terror.” was not we The general impression In Near|“'10% East conference circles |s that the ex Mr, and M eitement caused by Jast ever q event will not directly affect the course of the negotiations heeause Vorovosky was not regarded as an officlal Russlan delegate inasmuch as the movist government w not invited to participate in the pre diNgs, ashore, Switzerland Wor Switzerland however, ke the position in which Conradi's act places her and fears that world| Governor Co the lake to o bund was to she returned wly of her husband, who issing after being ount in Sunday, April 22, The ough that day, und while % @ strong swimmer he Il trained in handling a rs, Kershaw had come to pen thelr cottage for the NHOY Mrs, Kershaw went in the ternoon to Putnam and her hus- fix up the house, When he and th ANoe were missing. The capsized canoe camc ly feels| VETOES LIQUOR REFERENDUM. x Is Sustained by the opinion may hold local patriotic as- Massachusetts House, sociations morally or materially re sponsible inasmuch as the Swiss fas- cist organization rocently ordered Toston, M. ey 11.—A message from Governor Cox, vetoing the bill under Vorovosky to leave the country or to| which repeal of the Eighteenth and modification of the | take the consequences, The implica- | amendment/ tion in the latter alternative spokes-| Volstead act men of the fascisti assert meant|ted to a refe would have heen submit- srendum, was read in the nothing more serious than that Voro-| house yesterday. The ¢ tions in- vosky would be dosed with castor oil | volved or run out of the country penalty | ble legislativ for his attacks on the Swiss govern-| governor s ment for its refusal to grant visa to| result would no bearing on possi- e action in this state, the d, adding that “the final be w futile expression of the soviet courier to TLausanne. opinion.” The house sustained the Police inquiries have so far falled | governor's veto, 107 voting in favor to connect Conradi with the fascistl]|of passing the bill over the veto and at Lausanna. The Zurich police have | 111 against. been asked to investigate reports that he was a member o,' the organization’s Thousands of gas meters between branch in that ey, b X atiavar fifty and sixty-five years of age ar Russians in Lausanne h | still in use in l.ondon, were quick to place responsibility for the crime on to local aggression against Vorovosky, They also in- veighed the Swiss authorities for fail- ing to protect the representative of and Constantinople administered by Dr, Mary rick and a staff of Ameriean women, g0od on the youth of nineteen differ d ent races who received their first Forelgn Countries and Pople | <ot racee who recetved tnetr “trst il rvomn WARTFORD Heirut, on the Syrian coast, are ad mirable American college where the % natives receive Instruction in the use Cairo, Ty p! ’ eriea’s i Pgypt, May 11,—Amer ful arts and in medicine, law and en Slovakla und other European coun tries are well known, but the splendid Conl Dew Without Depending work of Ameriean seholastie enter ' prise in Constantinople, Athens Wholly on United States, | Monastir (Jugo-Slavia), Bamokov yawa Ont, May 11—Federal and | (Bulgarin), Beirnt, Jerusalom, Calro, | Looinoial governments of Canade and other more distant places SOMe= |, tpving to find a way to meet next| times goes unheralded | winter's fuel demands without leavs Outposts of American Tdeals, ing the country wholly dependent All of the organizations may be upon the United States, having in| consldered us outposts of Ameriean mind the threat of embargo last fall | fdeals and eculture, Situated in the when Ameriean communities were heart of countrics containing varying suffering from n shortage Fox luggage Is dependable atter how low the price is marked it may be depended upon to defy racial elements and sheltering groups Ca has vast stores of both soft . with divergent political and religious | and hard coal, but transportation the most ambitions baggage smashers, views, they inculeate among the het- | giftienities will provent their develop erogeneon population Americ o ong as the Pe . b Do , arogensoussinomiiation JcAmeriesnment gollonk e i renntyivan.ae ‘This Is the great luggage Duying Opportunity of the year at Fox's—don't miss it Institute a respeet for the United | tinues to produce and the is no States and the American people en- check on exports, Testimony before joyed by few other countrics, Fdu- a gonate committec indicates that % N catlonal facllitles in many of th Nova Seotin can meet all demands | w d b T k s d T C lands are rudimentary, and in many | for soft conl. The search for substi I ardrobe runks UIt an ourls“ ases casen the American schools are the tute for Pennsylvania anthracite has| Neverhreaok Wardrobe Trunks, - ing trolley Laundry Dag, Shoe Pockets, extra large inch Nlack Enamel Suitcases, cretonne lined, only sources of modern cdueation, not been suceessful, | V. school in Luxor, The richest hard conl field known | hat compartment, removable partition, 3 drawers, Shirved pocket in Iid, leat) $2 95 In far-off Luxor, 450 miles up the §; Canada is in Albe 1t is far| fibre covered and hound with 95 corners, leather handles ........ . v river and within the shadow of pomoved from transportation lines| l draw bolta, spring lock . . $160 24 inch Black Enamel Mole Skin grade Sultcases, l Vuleanized Fibre Wardrobe Tranks with & hang- 5 inside shirred pockets, made in wood frame, two ankhamun's tomb, i8 a school pre- | and, as one expert safd, “it might as ers, 11t top lid, pockets made of 8-ply veneor, has encircling straps, top grain $5 50 slded over by American teachers | well be in China,'* About 200,000,000 where the native boys and glrls are ! tons of fair quality anthracite could | o pockets and laundry bag, 4 drawers with con- Cowhide corners, given instruction in their native he produced there by strip. mining, vertible hat pocket, 19 95 20 nch Tourist Cases, 9% inches deep Wit trey . tongue and in English. In Cairo is gnd sub-surface mining, it was id, eretonne lined. ........... and lid pocket, long straps, anoth splendid institution, under | would bring out billions of tons. The | *ull size Wardrobe Trunks, extra heavy hound ieather handles . ........... e $9095 the direction of Dr. Charles It Wat- | deposit is in the lay and Smoky with good heavy grade of hardware, open top and 26 inch Tourist Cases, russet straps, two section son, where many }:i,'\]r'L-l\ have obh | valleys of Alberta b bar locking deviee extra deep hat compartment, tray, 10 inches deep, tained their first idea of American = shoe hox and laundry bag, 2 18 inches wide. 191 0 life and American aims and cultural | PARIS GAY WITH TULIPS, sliding trolley ..... ek L 8 o vessnne SO AR 30 and 32 inch hard fibre Tourlst cases, leathor standards, 1y The Asdoriated Press ' ; there is scarcely any habit-| Paris, May 11.—The Tuileries gar-| corners, leather atraps, linen ; | lined with tray Wineste . 2 castern continents | dens a jow blooming with flowers 2 2 1 8 are: now b Traveling, Overnight and "/ i snein cort coaen made of snark graim from North Cape to Cape own, [ all of a single kind, tulips. The long where the toreh of American educa- | lines of the old royal flower beds are cowhide, leather Hned, with 13 95 nd enlightenment has not blazed | filled with color, and the p-\npl.-] week-End Bags three pockets ....... o . the way for a better life and a higher | crowd in to admire. The plants have | standard of human achievement heen furnished by Dutch bulb grow-| Genulne coWhide Hand Bags, 18 inch, leather among minority races who have never ors at the suggestion of the Dutch | lined, 3 pockets, leather handie, snap catches; colors, Misce“aneous Trunks \s | Press If low prices on high grade luggage are awaited, our luggage shop, on the sixth floor, is going to he a very busy place during the neat few days, & hangers, swing | tasted tha fruits of democracy and|minister to France. DAk Red-uoidovan. (Cholke of oobva. geis. fir Moscow in view of the fascist threats and expressed bitterness against the a ur Allies for creating what they term a dangerous local atmosphere of hos- tility to the Russians, A full report of the tragedy has been sent to Moscow. Vorovosky with Herman Ahrens the Russian press agent at the first Lau- unlvenai sducasion #3 practiesd = a4 » A EREE T ; smooth cow : special $3.89, Army Hand Trunks, hard fibre covered fibre in- the United States. Of the cost of milk produ Split Le inch, black grain, snap 'rlined with clamps and brass lock, hrass corners A few striking examples are found |per cent goes into feeding the oktahioy anid inalds Tock; $8.80, 18 inch ge » black Pigskin Bags, sewed cor- Locker Trunks, 30 inches long, with ners, pigskin hs $6.95. covered metal bound, good hardware—=8#. 18 inch Shar in Cowhide Bags, black or Neverbreak Locker Trunks, cloth lined and tray spring lock, fibre hound-—88.95. AS USUAL OUR STOCK WILL BE OF THI VERY FINEST QUAL- ITY. TONS OF FOODSTUI'FS AT ROCK BOTTOM PRI S OUR SUPERIOR SERVICE WILL GREATLY ASSIST YOU, CLAMS FOR CHOWDER Here is a One Family House very centrally CLAMS FOR STEAMING : . : SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT |located in one of the best neighborhoods in the SOFT SHELL CRABS city. It has just been listed with us. It is a fine STERS 7 4 LOS home, also a fine place for getting an income and Dining Room Connection . keeping roomers. Money to loan on mortgages. NISS’S ; 23;53“}: STREET CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. MUTUAL BUILDING 118 MAIN STREET SPE 1 F M 8 TO A, M_. ] i " . UNTIL SOI | SPECIAL FRO 14 [ AR M UNTAL SOTR) Hartford 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg, THE STORE LFAN FRES SH— |1.F..‘\N SMOKED— This, New Britain’s leading SWIFI'S STEWING FOWL H GROUND HAMBURG ‘ood re, is receivin cooked food store, BN Graxviaien svean fine support, and is making (With Other ROUND — SIRLOIN — PORTERHOUSI STEAK ............. LB. 18c POTATOES ...15 Lb. Pk. 'ru(w"rloi) | PRIMIZ RIB ROASTS BE ceaesine s s il 306 200 PECKS BEST NO, 1— IFOR SALE FROM TO 5 P, M. | — D R l N K (S 10-ROOM HOUSE, 20 PEARL STREET. FOR LESS THAN HOUSE . Lb. 26¢ . 10 ILbs, $1.00 | clous, Three size bottles—35c¢, 10c, 15c. 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG, “eaim e | Native Spinach .. ... Peck 25¢ [ —someiing sou wit tkeivs aerc| H, DAYTON HUMPHREY every effort to deserve it by sup- plying Full Service, in every sense of the word. Come in and LEA i BEE get acquainted. BEER PoT RC PRIME ROLLS BEEF RIB i TOMORROW’S SPECIALS NATIVE CLODS ....... ; CHOICE CHUCK Brookfield Butter, ROASTS ........ 52¢ Ib. Sweet Butter, 65c Ib. Baked Beans, 10c Ib. They Are Buying Up All Our Bakery l‘xioaucts V Armour’s Tomato Soup, THE BEST 4 cans 25c¢. BREAD Smoked Salmon, 60c Ib. BE SURE AND GET YOUR FAVORITE POUND CAKE. WE HAVE PLAIN, MARBLE, FRUIT and NUT White Fish, 28c 1b. | FRESH CREAMERY | Chicken Salad, BUTTER ' 97c | 2 pOZ. .. . 610 2 LBS. .... % 29c 43¢ 1b. | Large Can Pure White Meat Tuna Fish, 48¢ OUR DI Gobel’s Quality First Bacon, FANCY CAKFE ...... Fa. 15¢ NNER BLEND COFPEE OOLONG TEA 35c Ih. BLUE ROSE HEAD 1IC runRe « FANCY renrt T ‘OCOA . SUGAR CORN .. OMATO CA (3 WEEK-END SPECIALS SUNBUAM MAYONNAISE VANILE Best Coffee, v See Our Wonderful Fruit and Vegetable Display—It's Fine LARGE RIPE § LARGE RIPE NEW “TEXAS” Pineapples Bananas Onions 250‘1:\:u.,. Ay ISCInuz. o 19c1||,ng. Roast Stuffed Chicken, 3 to 315 lbs, average, $1.50. Gr i 1 ror About the Store g SOLID Y EXTRA HIAVY A SUB. EXTRACT apefruit LLLOW Olives, FURNIPS e 3c Ldverwurst. Roast Pork. Tea. Cocon. Boiled Ham SOUND Frankfurters. LG CHAMPION TOMATO PLANTS Doz, Pickles, Sweet and Sour Try a lb. of owr sponge Cake. JUICY LEMONS Doz. 25¢ STRICTLY I'RESH THE BEST WHOLE MILK TORK VRAL ¥ | CROWLEY BROS. 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