New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 3

‘»"».g RSN NEW BRITAIN DAILY RERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 22 1083 — o e o A T T R T T ——— S — TELEPHONE WORKERS, 715 |~ OUTBREAK AT GRURCH (0 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) L)) )6 8 ) ) 0 0 B 6 W ) 0 O 6 SAID,YOTE 10 WAIK 0T ,...,.,, @”ilti Zni[fiuetg ‘tu Inc. Margaret Pusari. 1,088 Marien Cu as follows Plorence Malarney 366; Helen Egan, fvé; Bl Tarrant, 484; Mary Hughes Margaret Begley, 304; Genevieve Lewieki, 22§; Rileen Riley, 2256 and| Helen Boukeski, 224 beth At Consecration Serviees 35 — of Greek Church at Chicago Have | Connectiont Employes Did Not Vote, to Eject Disturhers, However—Nefinite Information Fas S mes Obatned Chieago, June 22 —Bight men were Boston, June 22.-~In the face of confiicting statements froam union lcaders and officlals of the New Eng 1and Telephone and Telegraph Co., the general publie was in the dark teday 1o the probable response hy tele |arrested an charges of disorderly con duet growing out of their attempt last Night 1o interfere with ceremonies in whieh the Right Rey Philaretos Joannides was consecrated bishop of the mid-west see of the Greek Catho lie ehurch Order was restored when ecity de He is Freach Aviation Fapert Whe DE PAYER 10 TRY FLIGHT ‘ Hopes to be Able to Soar Over The | North Pole 177 Main Street ]h‘-rp aperators ta the vote in faver | of a strike cast hy @ majority of the |'®ctives who attended at the request partieipants in the strike referendum |°f ehureh dignitaries seized the agi- | of the telephone operators department |1310r8 ©f the interpational hrotherhood of cleetrical workers Union heads, after completing the eount of the hallots late last night, an Paris, June 22 The French avia tor whe hopes ta fly over the North | Pole aecording to Excelsior is Lisut de Payer The officer plans to make his trial base at Virgin Bay Spitzbergen which is 720 miles from the Pole. It s hoped that the expedition which will employ two planes will be able to start next summer, Qo0 - . S FAIR IS CONTINUED Because the fair being condueted by St John the Evangelist ehureh mineed that 1.5 the approxi. | has proven so popular it has been de n .'., 12,000 operators in New Eng- | cided to continue it for tonight and and autside of Conneeticut had voted | tomorrow night, although it had been and that 85 per eent af the ballots |seheduled to close last night As a were in faver of a strike. They Aid | result of last night's voting Miss Con- vot announce the standing of the vote | $tanee Paonessa leads with 1320 votes | their eyes when they cast off 2 whele hut said that in the Beston | In the popularity eontest metropalitan distriet the strike was } approved by a vote of 2,404 to 44™ (ieorge W Dresses, general manager | of the company in a Statement assert ed that “in greater Raston less than (08 aut of a total of approximately 6,000 aperafors voted," adding “In a number of offices the great | inrity of the aperaters have signed | % expressing their determination to remain at their posts if a strike is ealled, Reports from other parts of onr tervitory show that in n great maiority of exchanges only a mmn minority of aperators actually voted.* REGULARS TAKE CITY a9 of = Snakes discard the outer lenses of their = Ll Others are [ shins. (- EEEEeEEE= 0 EIEIEIEIE]@E]IEIEIEIEI@IE@IEEIEIEIEIEIE!EIEIIEEIEIEE@E@EEE@E@E@E@E@E@EE@@ ol | Nraziiian Forces Suceeed in Driving | Rebels Away After Bloody Battle | The latest dress and sport modes in superb variety— wonderful values! Along Rorder, Buenos Alres, June 22, — Regular troops in the RBruzilian state of Nin Grande do Sul have captured the city | of Alegrete after a sanguinary battle with the revolutionaries, according to | epatches from the horder. I8 were obliged to abandon | ehel leaders and gov- | ernment officers were killed but the total casutities are not known, Ellis J. Hatch and Miss 3 Mary Leigey Are Wedded |§ The wedding of Illlis J. Hatch of 208 ,\'flrvl\ street to Miss Mary Vir- ginfa Licgey, daughter of Mr. and || Ars, Leon Iiegey of 208 North | Announcement We have moved from 4 Elm Street to more spacious quarters—43 Main street, (store formerly occupied by Mackay & Wallin, You will be delighted at every turn when you choose from this splendidly varied col- lection of new modes! Not only the latest in style— but the greatest in values that the summer season has produced. We invite all our friends to call and inspect New Spd;'t Hats ' Satin Trimmed Hats $1.69 to $5.95 | | - $3.50 We have received 100 of these Hats which were sold so quickly last week. They come in black, white, white and black, and black and i}white. Our New Store Tomorrow e London Sho I | . trimmed with | The gown of the | id was of tan ¢ le Have you seen our assortment of Sport Hats?| If you have not, you have missed something. You will be more than sm'pnsed how reasonable the\' are. ‘ HOSIERY You will have no difficulty in getting any shade of stocking you want. We have them all—whether you want to match your shoe or dress—come in and we will give you the right color. Of course just now we have also a large variety of White Hose. WE FEATURE GOLD STRIPE STOCKINGS AT ......cccoevvvevnnnanns $2 00 f TAILOR; “Fov the Smart DveSso.vs" NEW BRITA!N, CONNA, trip e thelr home - B ELM&.MAIN STS. DEIE}EI@EIEIEDEIEIEIE]IEE!E] ] ) ) ) ) ) ] ) ] ) ] Speclal for J’Satur'day $90.50 Value $45.00 el A T SR 10 to 30% OFF On All Leather BAGS, SUI(’il‘ CASES an BRIEF CASES 5-ply Veneer, brass Heayy round IEIEE]EIE]E]EIIEEEE!EJD@[EEI[EIE]@D]@IEL"IE]IEIII]EJDE]EIEIIEEDEE@EE]EEEE]E]E]E]EJEIE]I =______——-——__2———————————————=-.____———===“_____ Corners, Cretonne Lined. miv | Dress Goods Shop | 5o pIG VALUES | BIG VALUES 400 — Main Street — 400 | M 6 to 8 hangers. Cvlinder sb!‘ing lock. 5 Drawers with slide| fock. Cpen top. Laundry bag and Shoe hox. SATURDAY SPECIALS We had some great values for Dollar Day. We are going to have some more for Saturday. The few prices given below tell the story of the savings to be had here. 40 in, 40 in. 40 in. 15 in. Imported Tissues, value 69c. Saturday ; 19¢ vd. Pure Silk Japanese Pongee, val. $1.49. Saturday §1.10 yd. lmpurted Eponge, value 98¢, Saturday . T ANe \d. 40 in. Canton Crepe, value $2.50. Saturday. Imported Linen, value 98c. Saturday .. .. ALLING RUBBER CO. 240 MAIN STREET Bathing Suits and Accessories. Camping Outfits, Auto Tents, Etc. Genuine Leather Traveling Bags and Suit Cases Pure Silk Sport Skirting, value $2,50, Sat, $1.95 yd. Dotted Voile, value 79¢. Saturday ....... 58¢ yd. Pure Silk Paisley, val. $2.98 and $3.50, Sat, §2.39 yd Pure Wool White French Serge, value $2.50. Saturday $1.98 yd.