New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 19

NEW HI‘IT\I\' l)-\ll\ lH RAID l]\ll)\\ Jl‘\l ‘.’.'. 1023, ¢| Examiner Nomis attributed the |direol descendant eath 1o apopleny. first white ehild b Mr, Couture found his wife's body |Whe was born &b FEAR MR. HEARST Mexicans Who Are Called 1 Mariew ad on the floer, An ambulance surgeon |before the Pilgrims landed ” M Upta o - Dana, W o "‘"""""‘. otified the medical examiner's of Expropriste Pant of His Estates Apoplexy, | fiee that ne had fo i bruises en the | been ul.rkm Aul hr \orn dismissed El Pase, June 22-~8tate |ulholn|e|| New York, June 22.-—~Marien Dana A GRAND DISPLAY OF THE FINEST FOC At this theeory. . : o, were brought to a clese today with In Chihuahua City are facing an oms | psyehologist, payehoanalyst and holder | MM Couture resigned last October . - Kapn Al —— - e —————— barvassing situation growing out .,1‘ of several degrees from Boston unl. 28 prineipal of the high sehool in the Phi Beta Kappa exercises. -J.lu their agrarian poliey, according to | versity who in private life was Mrs, Waitsfield, Vi, & month after her|chapter listened to an address by Ed reports drifting to the border Louls Couture, today was found dead PSYCHOUM:IST DROPS DEAD HARVARD EXERCISES Vietim of Commence Dogrees, Cambridge, June 22 ment festivities at Harvard university marriage, win F. Gay, president of the New t Co. and a poem The problem has its basis in the|in the demands of eitizens for expropriation | $2nd street. of a portion of the rieh ranch of |8he had heen attacked but Chief Medl Mrs. (e WHITE SHOE SALE Willlam R. Hearst, which lies 2040] miles southwest of Bl Paso, The re- ports say that Chihuahua officials have no desire to ineur the enmity of My, Hearst and his newspapers which have reecently heen publishing| pro-Mexico dispatehes and are in-| directly adveeating recognition for the southern republie. For this rea. gon they have asked Mpr, MHearst whether he will sell a portion of his| ranch to satisfy the demands of| nearby residents for farms NO FAKE, ANTIQUARY SAYS Joseph Demotte Says He Will Be Able to Prove That He Fas Worked Off No Fraud on Lowmre, ' Paris, June 22.--Joseph Demotte, the antiquary, in an interview pub. | lished in Le Journal today replies to the published statement of Mme, | Houtron that her laté husband, al sculptor, bad restored certain pleces in the Louvse at the instance of De. motte- “I shall easily show her errors | when we confront the judge In ac- ‘ . cordance with my démand,” sald the unnqum d “Demotte said that Boutron at his |} crder made necessary repairs to one bas-relief “but these repairs did not constitute fakes, Boutron in my pres- ence pointing them out exactly to Andre Michele, curator of the Louvre ut the moment of sale.” Secrets };.t'?\wlg;lnn|en Are Temporarily Kept Secret | Atlanta, June 22.—A temporary in-! junction restraining Willlam Joseph Simmons, emperor of the Knights of § the Ku Klux Kian and others from g “giving away' the secrets and ritual | i of the Kklan to the newly organized |jd Knights of Kamella was signed late yesterday by Judge John C. Humph- ries it became known today. The or-| @ der was issued in response to a peti- | |8 tion filed by representatives of the |j A sister in Waterbury, Conn, was York Evening Pos! The body will be eremated. | by Christopher Morley of ‘outure is said to have heen a Post kitehen of her home on West At first It we helieved | notified Exceptlonal Values for Saturday WH[TE \VAQHABLI» KID ONE STRAP PUMPS High and Low Heels Goodyear Welt Sole $4.95 ) ‘Regular $7.00 LADIES’ WHITE SEA ISLAND DUCK, Military and |M Hmh Heel O\FORDS 7@KING TUT” SANDALS—Pat. Elk, grey leathers 1 7Black an_d Br_own Kid Trim "LADIES’ WHITE TENNIS SHOES and RUBBER SOLE PUMPS " THE LARGEST SELECTION OF COLORED KID NOVELTY ‘ FOOTWEAR IN THE CITY $1 69 $‘§°‘f, $1 00 Pair the Evenin [|M| LEAN BOILING gl BEEr ... 7. Lb, 5¢ Bl BEEF LIVER ... ||@] MEDIUM GOLDEN WEST FOWL ...... These Hour Specu.l; “Are For You—Take Advantage PORTERHOUSE—SIRLOIN=ROUND-— 18¢ | Anotller BIG LAMB SALE STEA | . 3 3 Toe an | SMALL LEGS TO ROAST PR GO A owt, . 'in, 3¢ | RID AND LOIN TO ROAST - 4 . IR ol MEATY FORES TO STEW .. iovvnnnnr FRE§H ls,qul.pms . Lh 12k | OTATOS 5 T FROM A TO B P ML PRIME RIB ROASTS BEEF LB lOc lmnuru hlltl\l FLOUR ALL DAY SPECIALS ¢ BEEF | VEAL | PROME LEGS ()0 1 | ARMOUR'S LEAN $MO. SHOULDERS ... PORK FRESH PORK TO ROAST FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS ... HONEY BRAND HAMS SUGAR CURED BACON MIXED SALT PORK . TO ROAST ... CHOICE MEATY SHOULDER |t R b T Bl s 16¢ BONELLISS RIB ROLLS ..... Lb, 22¢ SoaeTE o 22C SUGAR CURED VEAL FOR [ #| CORNED BEEF .. Lb. 8c | rormes ... w 12¢ | FRESH SLICED w 10c | PANCY VEAL ‘ | cnops w. 32C AR oo ok SR s L LB. 38c LARGE GOLDEN WEST FOWL B AKERY PRODUCTS | fei BAKED FRESH EVERY DAY ON THE PREMISES AND o SOLD TO YOU UNDER THE SAME ROOF. | CHERRY PIES—PLAIN OR MERINGUE. .Ea. 25¢c WHEAT, Gi RAHAM, RYE BREAD POUND CAKE . . SANTORTE CAKE ... Lb, 82¢ NUT LOAF CAKE . FRENCH CRULLERS ‘Doz, 30¢ SPONGE CAKE CHOC. LAYER CAKE. .Ea, 25¢ ORANGE SQUARES .. BUITER AND EGGS ARE LOWER.. SEE THFE “BIG FOUR" SPECIALS. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY HERE ALWAYS, FANCY FRESH SELECTED— W, CREAM PUFF§ LOOK !!— MOHICAN CREAMERY— ) 2 Doz. 59¢ FRESH PEANUT VA lgc Evap. Milk C:;::;:a Mustard 25¢ | er. aam . 16¢ | P [ 21cls uss. ... 19¢| sor. B won the five dollar photo §|H . — s SHREDDED f SUNBRITE [l finishing ticket this week. — ‘ T Corn Cocoanut | Macaroni | Cleanser 40c'; cas.. 20C,m; 19¢|: 1ss..... 19¢c|scaxs.... 15¢ Y Bripg . in Sunday’s film, Do Your Canning Now! Native Strawberries .... 2 Baskets 25c¢ e onalBbnains. bbb s Rt o A o 0 Bunch 8¢ | SOLID RIPE PINEAPPLES LARGE RED NATIVE BEETS FANCY GREEN OR WAX BEANS .. LARGE RIPE BANANAS NATIVE GREEN PEAS LARGE RIPE WATERMELONS 49¢c NEW MEATY PRUNES . 25c- | NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS ....ccovviene Lb. 12¢ SPECIAL !—Sweet Juicy Oranges—(65c value) ...... Doz. 49c ¢ cans 20C s 29C SAGMON | SALMON 2 Lbs. 87c|EGGS. WHOLE MILK b, 29 c CHEESE SUNBEAM Mayonnaise Klan faction headed by H. W. Evans, |l | 5 de ey : TR I ’ ; ' ) - BUTTER E and High Heels | imperial wizard, BEST PURE LARD DINNER BLEND Coffee 250 2 CANS... FANCY SWEET MOHICAN | Mr. A. Ahl‘erg Shuttle Meadow Ave. — For the Children — BROWN ELK BAREFOOT SANDALS—ALL SIZES High and Low Tennis Shoes 98c pair DR. KAHLER'S SHOES For Fallen Arches { then look for your name in 8 next Friday's paper. . 2 QTS. 25¢ RED CROSS SHOES For Comfort GREETING CARDS of all kinds § Open Evenings Until 8 P.M. Ohrnstedt’s 72 WEST MAIN LAST DAY Officers’ Plain Toe Officers’ Low Cut Regular Navy Dress Dress Dress SHOES SHOES SHOES $3.98 $3.98 $3 98 ALASEA PINK B AMERICAN SALMON ..... { . THE bEST SARDINES ... SHOE A VALULES P JiNTHE LTh EXCLUSIVE | © | AGENCY EOR WLDOUGLAS |5 For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. @ SATURDAY IS THE DAY OF THIS SALE—COME DOWN AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE MONEY SAVING VALUES—WE STILL HAVE PLENTY OF BARGAINS LEFT JUST LOOK THESE PRICES OVER, THEN COMPARE Arthur Williams’ Molder SHOES $2.98 Endicott-Johnson Heavy Work SHOES $2.98 A Good All Leather Work SHOES $2 48 Tanners All Leather Scout SHOES $1.98 KHAKI PANTS 500 MEN’S SOFT COLLAR SHIRTS $1.48 98¢ 450 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS 8 c Worth MEN’S CAPS : Double I 89¢c BLUE SHIRTS I 49c¢ Men’s Men'’s and Boys’ SHOP APRONS j TENNIS SHOES 49c $1.17 Men’s Balbriggan UNDERWEAR 49c Nainsook . UNION SUITS 69c Men’s Fine Lisle UNION SUITS 79¢ Men’s Strong WORK PANTS § $1.69 200 Men’s and Boys’ BATHING SUITS 79¢ GARTERS Boston and Paris 17¢ I Army&NavySupplyCo. ATHLETIC SHIRTS 50c¢ HARD COLLARS 14¢ MEN’S RAINCOATS $3.95 $4.95 «d $5.95 BATHING SUITS White Jersey, Blue Trunks and White Belt, complete for $1.95 56—CHURCH STREET—56