New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 7

l | Our Annual July Clearance Big Mid-Summer STOCKS THIS YEAR REING HEAV Tz Thgmsor 120 artford’s Shopping Center: Lo | | i Sale Brings avings R THAN WE WISH AND DESIRING TO REDUCE QUICKL . WE HAVE FOR THIS SALE, CUY OUT PROPITS ON MUCH OF OUR MERCHANDISE, THIs MEAN A SEASON OF EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS IN WHICH EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE PAR. YICIPATES, EXCEPTIONAL SELLING IN EVERY WAY, TRE so( THE MORE PROFIT IT MEANS TO YOU, INER YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE Carters Seconds For Man, Woman, Child Head the List of Sale Bargains IN BUYING CARTER'S YOU HAVE THE CERTAINTY OF GETTING HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOW. EST PRICES POSSIRLE, THE GARMENTS OFFERED HERE FECTIONS, NOTHING TO HURT LOOKS OR WEAR, MEN'S CARTER UNTONS==White and ecru, long or short al % and knee lengths, also sleeveless in knee and % lengths with cholee of— Values te 32,80 for SLLID, R $3.00 values for L1 ARE tops, cuff or shell extra siges, your each, Values to Others for Men—Carter's, of mercerized white also flesh color 1 lisle, worth to $2,9% for $2.20 each, Knit SIK Unions, Carter's, regular S$3.80 each, Girls' Cavter Unions, low or Duteh neck, short or no slesves, knee lengths, values to 81,50, for 6fc ea. Children’s Carter, vests and pants, short and long eleeves, knee and ankle length, worth to 78c for 83¢ each, 3 for $1.00 7.50 kind, to $1.60 for 8 cuff or wide kne to $1.50 for 30, ‘alues to $1.50 Farly Visitors Gi SILK HOSIERY BARGAINS TWO SPECIAL OFFERINGS in “IRun of the Mills," well worth your notice, Full Fashioned with lisle tops, black, colors and all the new shoe shades, for $1.15 pair. Two palr for $2,25, Silk and Fibre Hose—With three seam back, bluck and colors, for 50c pair, cuff or wide knees, regular and extra sizes Boys' Carter Unions in sleeve SUBJECT TO SLIGHT IMPER- WOMEN'S CARTER UNIONS = Rand or bodice knees, open or closed, regular and choles of values to $1.25 for Oy $1.75 for Pie cach, Women's Carter Unions of mercerized white lisle sle with silk band or bodice tops, Values Women's Carter Vests, low neck, no sleeves, Tights, 68, regular and extra sizes, values L knee jength styls for 89c cach, et the Best, SILK GLOVES 16 Button length, double fin. ger tips, black, white and mas- tic, $3.00 grade, § Two Clasp, colors, white and black, $1.00 and $1.25 kinds, 79¢ palr, ———————————————————— ———————————————————————————— Berlin News ‘.‘.'- Aay suspended jall sentence on the ‘.1(1n:| count and was fined $25 and 1coNs for reckless driving, Hb [ 1.ondon. Annabalina was not satisfied | with the decision of the court and entered an appeal to the superior court. His attorney, however, was opposed to an appeal but to no avail. | Alexander Witkin of Worcester, 1 who was arrested last Friday by State | Policeman Clifford Gorgas on a charge | of transporting liquor, did not ap- pear. His bond of $240 was forfeited. In the truck driven by Witkin were 150 gallons of raw alcohol. Frank Macalusa and Angelo Ba- | chicei of New York city, who were arrested last week on a charge of transporting liquor, did ‘not appear in court to answer to tife charges against {them. They also forfeited their bonds, | which were $250, The men claimed when they were arrested that the 104 | gailons of alcohol found in their car | was for a druggist in Boston. July 4—Will Have Lawn Festival—| Reckless Driver Fined. | arah Kluger of Devon was fined 1825 and costs for reckless driving. She was connected with an accident | that happened some time ago on the i turnpike. I William May was fined $10 and RECKLESS DRIVERY CLOG COURT DOCKET Stiit Fines for Those Using Turn- pike as Speedway LEWIS TELLS OF BRIBE OFFER Tripoli Society Elects New Officers— To HAve Big Celebration in Berlin Other Items of Interest. Ihe trial of John Bianco of Spring- field, who was arrested last Sunday afternoon by State Policeman Walter _enehan-on a charge of transportin . :iquor was continued until Juiy & by osts for drving without an operator's k i i license. e (ieorge Griswold in the Berlin| . g::'i court Ignsl evening. | George W. Carlson of New Haven, Mrs. Blanco furnished bonds of | for reckless driving, was fined $25 and $300 and vesterday secured a Meri-| COSts. He was found to have been den lawyer, Attorney M, M. Wilder,| MOVIng along the 'pike at a high rate to represent her husband. Mr. Wild- °_f speed the f‘-*rl.\'A part of the week, er stated that he would need more| When he was arrested. time to work out the facts of the| Crescon Secundi of New Britain, case before appearing in court and whose case was continued from last e judge granted him one week. week, was discharged after it was kbl { found that he had driven his motor- When interviewed by a representa-; ¢ tive of the “Herald"” last night Prose- cyele off the turnpike and onto the cutor Charles F. Lewls admitted that|!@Wn of a Berlin resident simply to Blanco had offered to bribe both State 2V0ld a collision with an automobile. Policeman lLenehan and himself, Charges of reckless driving were at Prosecutor Lewis stated, however, that | first preferred against him. the bribe was not for $3,000 but was| Samuel Linder of Springfield was for a much smaller sum. He denied|fined $25 and costs for reckless driv- that Bianco had $3,000 in cash with, N8 He was out of line when he him in the rear of his automobile asj™as arrested on the 'pike. has been’ previously stated, as he| Faul Gibilisco of New Britain was searched the car and found nothing|fned $25 and costs for reckless driv- but the liquor. {ing. He was represented by Joseph G. Prosecutor Lewis also stated that| W00ds of New Britain. janco wanted him to take him to| ~ Soclety Elects Officers Springfield the day he was arrested so| | he following officers for the com- that he could secure bail. He ofered|iNg vear have heen elected by the to pay Mr. Lewis $10 if he would take| Tripoll Italian society of Kensington: him to Springheld, but this the prose- | Yenerabile, Gino Ornati: assistant cutor refused to do and Bianco was|‘tN¢rablle, Antonio Simeane; oratore, taken to the New Britain police sta-| '8l Buscio; recording secretary, An- tion where he avas locked up until his|B¢!0 Pulcini; financial secretary, Bac- wife made an appearance on Monday|C0, Albanese; cesoriere, Franck Sag- morning and furnished a bond of fiati; first ceremoniere, Giovanni Mar- $300. ral "N‘nn'l‘ rm-vmanirro. Benevetto Blanco was originally arrested on|SiSti curatori, Emilio Martino, Jirasi- the 'pike. because he was driving |l CAccavallo. Guiseppe Bucchiere, reckleasly, cutting in on other mrs.’r""'""“' wm‘ Ambrocio Ciacea. Thié - ‘state - policeman halted him,| . ¢ foclety has had an extremely opening the door 1o give bim a warn.|UCCCSsful year and has done much e found about 100 gallons of|(oF the Itallan residents of the town, g !The society is a national one and alieasd;tiquor it cans, theré arc lodges all over this state, Angelo Annabalina of New London, ! b i . . 5 ' There is a large membership among ,‘::o"n"fl“rle:p"é&:';“‘{’ls["‘;:‘;::;‘ct“:‘:&|nm Ttalians, both of Berlin and of i Kensington, who was charged with reckless driving| "\t Have Celebration B?dudrmnf\-;h:\k',:"“’l';b'h"d'“"‘“""“’\ Arrangements are now being made coftanty i i and given & for the celebration of the Fourth of = |July in Berlin. A meeting of the gen- FRECEI._EA- FA[:E {eral ‘committes In chargs, which s !compused of members of the Worth- {ington Community Center association, Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily. |was held last evening. This commit- B |tee is composed of Frank L. Wilcox, Mr, and Mrs. 8. Chase Coale, Mr, and Mrs. Robert H. Deming, Miss Eliza- beth Wilcox, Miss Helen 1. Rohm, Here's a chance, Miss Frr(‘klf‘-fuve,} Miss Alice Huston, Leland Gwatkin to try a remedy for fréckles with the jand Garner Goodwin. guarantce of a rellable concern that it{ Tt is planned to hold a picnie on will not cost you a pefny unless it the community grounds on the removes the freckles; while if it <Im‘sll"our1h. This affair will begin at 4 give you a clear complexion the ex-|o'clock in the afternoon and the entire pengé is trifiing. community is invited. In the evening Simply get an ounce of Othinc—|there will be a display of fireworks, double strength——from any druggist cach person being asked to bring some and a few applications should show | plece, such as a pinwheel, sky rocket ~————=== | yepresented by Attorney Smith of New | you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautl- ful complexion. Rarely is more than cne ounce needed for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this gtrength is so0ld under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. or other night work and contribute it to a common pile of fireworks. At a stated time a committee, will set off the fireworks and the entire party will | committer decided that the interes: [shown was great and conseqeun was | this year's event is being arranged. Other committees for the pienie and |celebration wili be announced at a {future date, | The general committee also plans to |stage atheltic events and a baseball game in the afternoon. The well |known battlers, the married men and Ithe single men, will furnish the fire. |works when they meet on the dia- mond in the afternoon. It seems to Iierlin residents that these two oppos- |Ing factions can not be kept apart, If they are allowed to meet much more, Ibloodshed is liable to be the result. | To Hold Lawn Party | A‘lawn party will be held on the grounds of the Kensington Congrega- {tlonal church tomorrow evening un- |der the auspices of the Christian En- !d(.’ur'r society of that church. The {committee in charge has reported that |lee cream, soda and candy will be on sale. Miss Ruth Graham will be in charge of the games at the party | Tickets are now seiling rapidly and |21l indications point to a record jerowd, Word has been received in town by Mrs. Walter 8. Hart of the death of her brother, F. C, Welch, in Hartford Mr. Welch was 84 vears of age and @ former resident of Kensington. The Liody will be brought to Kensington }:m'l barial will he in Maple cemetery. | Ttems of Interest 1. The annual meeting of the Worth- ‘ington fire district will be held tomor row evening at 8 o'clock in the town hall, Mrs. Lawrence Southard is enter- taining her brother, Walter Cowie, of Troy,.N. ¥, Fddy N. Smith is on a business trip to New York ecity, Henry Mildrum, sen of Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Mildrum of East Berlin, (has returned from the Worcester In- stitute of Technology, where he is a student, and will spend the summer with his parents, East RBerlin Items oy There will be the regular weekly prayer meeting at the Methodist church this evening The library will be open Friday aft- ernoon from 3:30 to 5:30 p, m., and in the evening from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock for the exchange of hooks. The Modern Woodmen society will hold their next meeting at the Athletic huilding Thursday evening, July 5. A number from this place will at- tend the weekly harn dance at the home of Mr. Woike in West Cromwell Friday evening, Regular hours will he observed at the local post office next Wednesday, July 4, which are as follows: open at 7:30 a. m.,, and close at 9 o'clock. Reopen at 5:15 p. m. and close at 6 o'clock. John Lewis, Clifford Nelson and yeorge Able have accepted positions with the R. O. Clark Prick company. FRECKLES Girls! Make Harmless Lemon Cream to bleach away Tan, Freckles | Mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents, ehake well in a bottle, and you kave a whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful freckle and tan cream and complexion beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lem- | Candidates for Vice-Grand Office | {bull Electric Co. Plainville News SEQUASSEN LODGE T0 ELECT OFFICERS Spirited Contest Among Three (PONPEY SUED FOR 82,000 Civil Cases Settlad=—School Notes— Motoreyclist Arvested — Received Nate Commission—RBirthday Party Held—Plainville Briefs Fequassen lodegs, 1. O, O, F, wiil {held the semi-annual clection of offi. rs at o regular mecting in Odd ¥ lows' hall this evening. Two nomina- | tions have reecently heen held and |names were ofiered for the various of pes In the lodge, 1t has developed {that there are three candidates for !tha effice of sive-grand and a spirited contest is on among the candidates {and thewr friends to make the election of thelr cardidates sure For the oftice of noble grand, there has been only one nomination that be. ing the present vice-grand, Glenn V, | Radcliffe, Those seeking the office of viee.grand are the present condue- tor, Harold Anderson, Robert Coe and | Handolph Stuart, The trio have strong buckings among the members {of the lodge, Tt was stated this morn- ing that at the first nomination, An- Aerson refused to allow his name to be {entered in the race and at the sec. |ond neminution, the other two names |were offered, Later on Anderson re- [ with the other two, Irving Carter will be reelected to the cffice of treasurer as will E. R, Ackert to the office of recording secretary, “'he office of financial secretary is not up for election, It being an office that is voted for only once a year. Instal- tatlon will he held at the regular meeting next week Sued For $2,000 James Pompey s being sued for $2,000 by M Lucien Burpee, wite of the judge of the superior court, and his property on the Southington road ing been attached, according to in- ormation received this morning. The sult 1= the outcome of a crash in FFarmington the other day in which Mr, Pompey's truck hit the Burpee car. The writ claims eriminal negli- gerce, carelessness and other charges, The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas in Hartford, the second l'uesday in September Civil Cases Settled Justice K, P. Prior in the civil side of the town court has rendered judg- ment in favor of the plaintiff in the suit of Peter Susko of Plainville againet Antoni Berwitizic of Bristol. ‘The judgment awards the plaintiff $42 and costs of court. Attorney Charles 1%, Conlon represented the plaintiff. The case of John Lynch of Bristol against Joseph Wilcox of Hartford for damages resulting from an automo- bile accident on Farmington recad on June 21, has been settled out of court. The case was returnable in the town court on June 30, Attorney Charles F. Conlon represented Lynch. School Committee Meets The school committee met last eve- ning and resumed discussion of the building of a school on the plot of land recently purchased by the town. No decisions were reached but a num- ber of architects attended the con- ference and explained the plans which they had submitted. L. 8. Mills, sec- ataw the committee, stated this morning that the school would prob- L started for a couple of months. He stated that the costs of building would probably be lowered by that time, and as the committee does not hope to be able to have the school built and occupied this coming year, it has decided to take time to study the situation carefully and reach a definite decision. He stat- ed that the schools in Plainville would be conducted on the part time plan for the season of 1923-1924 with one class being held in the morning and one in the afternoon. The committee has not decided whether u one story school house shall be erected but a number of buildings will be looked over before a decision is made, Motoreyelist Is Arrested. Hans Henni of South Washington | street was arrested yesterday by State Policeman Kred Hanson on the charge of driving a motorcyele without regls- tration or a driver's license. He will be trled in the town court tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock and has retain- e€d Attorney Charles F. Conlon to de- fend him. Receives Commission A. J. Bordeau, Plainville barber, who was recently reappointed to the state barbers' commission by Governor Charles A. Templeton, yesterday re- celved his commission from the state capitol. The appointment is for two years commencing July 1 of this year. Mr, Bordeau has served two terms aggregating four years and at the present time, is secretary and treas. urer of the commission. Birthday Party Held A large gathering of friends of Mr. MacBurney gathered last evening at the home of Mr. Danieis on Pierce street in honor of Mr. MacBurney's birthday. An enjoyable time was held | lin the form of a lawn social. Tce! |eream, cake and fruit punch were served, Leaving For Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allard and | family of 46 Maple street and Mr. Al- | lard's mother, sister and brother from | Southbridge, Mass., will leave Plain- ville tomorrow morning on an auto- | mobife trip to Canada. They intend | to make a 17 days’ trip to Quebec, | Montreal and other voints in and| |about Canada and the border, Mr, Al- | lard is a truck driver for the Trum- strawberry Festival | Tonight at & o'clock the Women's ¥ederation of the Congregational church will hold a strawberry festival | on the church lawn. A large attend- ance 1s expected as the committee in | charge has arranged for one of the | best socials of fhe year. Strawberry shortcake, strawberries and cream and have the chance to enjoy them. on cream into the face, arms and The scheme was first tried out two| hands each day and see how freckles vears ago and met with 8o much sue-jand blemishes naturaily bleach right cess that it was voted to try it again out and ho™ youthfully clear, soft last year. After last year's affair the and rosy-white the skin becomes. lice cream will be rved, {eonsiderad and his name was entered . | endurance of we JUNE 19 Brock-Barnes post, American Leg #i the seclety elreus al the town All ehildren wil fmited maln show and the sideshow free charge and & specia o the 40 funny, frolicking be presented for their entertainment Last night, one of the best erowds of the week was in attendance for the final presentation of the acts which have appeared for the first half of the | week. Tonight, will be & complete change of program. The acts whieh will be seen tonight and for the re-| mainder of the week are James and| Jesse, high wire performers; Howen, | the man with the big feet in his an ties in air; and Mamelle and Fay, aerialists supreme. Additional acts have been placed in the sideshow for the entertainment of the ehildren and all the youngsters will be given the time of thelr lives on the elreus lot Tonlght also, there will be a number| of \lsiting delegations of lLegion members from various posts about the state Southington is sending a big delegation to the eireus as are New Britain, Bristo!, Meriden and Hart. ford, A special added feature for the st ha!f of the week will be the ap- pearance of the Coca Cola Rrothers in their funny antics and tumbling acts. The gates will be open at 7 o'clork and it is the desire of the committen that all the ehildren in Plainville un- der 16 years of age, he present to-| mght o pertor of wi At the Community The regular weekly dance will be| held at the Community theater to.| R : : morrow night with the same incom- Here we see Senator Morri parable Gurley Bros, Charter Onk or- | talked 10 hours during the filiby chestra furnishing the music for the|last senate, practicing with Maj. dancing. A large attendance is ex-| er of the Second Division, She; s Sheppard of Texas (left) who ister on the ship subsidy in the Gen. Dennis E. Nolan, command- ppard is senior democrat on the pected tonight as the dances have be-| Qanate Military Affairs committee, Photo taken at Camp Bullis, come more popular as the weeks have progreased, Special featurcs will he added to the evening's entertainment, and a new program of dance musle has been prepared Ly the orchestra. | near San Antonio, Tex, The 27th annual reulion of the Sal- Plainyille Briefs lly Lewls Academy association was Cards have been received from Mr, [held in the First Congregational and Mrs. Wilson Ellis who are spend- | ehureh yesterday, The morning session ing their honeymoon in Buffalo, N, Y.|opened at 10 o'clock and the business Pythian lodge, K. of P. will hold session occupied the attention of the a rogular meeting in Odd Fellows' members. Officers were elected and hall tomorrow evening. |an excellent program of musical num- | bers was presented, Iy Following the usual custom, our| — store will ba closed on Wednesday| A daughter has been born to Mr afternoons from June 27 to Aug 29./and Mrs. Frank Gill of Chester, Pa. Kindly give us your orders for that They were formerly residents of ¥y on Tuesday afternoon or before Southington. 0 Wednesday morning. Thank | & M, Cowles.—advt. [ you, Millinery—Any hat in the store, $2.08. All this week, Children's panty dresses at 98¢, Model Shop, Whiting | British Labor Party Adopt Graduated Street,.—advt. | Lost-—Wed,, June 20, rwckflthooki containing money and 4 keys in Checker store. Reward if returned to Fred Castle, 7 Bicycle street.——advt. Program. By The Assorlated Press. London, June 28.-—A capital levy on a graduated scale on fortunes from | 5,000 pounds upwards became an in-| tegral part of the Rritish Labor party's program today when a resolu- tion dealing with finance was adopted { by the party conference. Charles G. Ammon, labor member of vparliament for Camberwell in moving the resolution, said the capi- tal levy was the keystone of the whole | future of labor finance, and instead | of apologizing for it the party was | determined to keep it to the forefront in its program The resolution declares that the | policy of labor is te redeem a substan- |tial portion of the British national | debt by a levy on capital with a sav- |ing in annual interest and sinking | fund thereby being effected, together with other econom notably on armaments and by the taxation land values. A daughter has bheen and Mrs. Ernest D, Cooke Road, SOUTHINGTON NEWS Peck Stow Plans Outing—Aldi-Toma- horn to Mr, Hadfield of | sino Wedding Today — St. Rita's Circle Meets—Items of Interest. The tenth annual outing of the em- ployes of the Peck Stow & Wilcox Co. will be held at Hanover Park, Meri- den on Saturday, July 28. The em- ployes and their families will be the guests of the company for the day. Special cars will convey those who plan to attend and there will be the usual athletic events such as races| and the baseball game between the| married and single men. The com- mittee in charge is composed of George Hubbard, chairman; Peter Hurton, D. J. O'Keefe, Adolph Trapp, .. P. Blot, Fred Ambler and Willilam Moore. Mrs, Carrvington of Greenwich Gets Decree, Custody of Children And Joseph Aldi, son of Mr. and .\!rs.‘ Angelo Aldi of Germania street and | Miss Helen Tomasino, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gidano Tomasino of Water street, were married this morning at ¢ o'clock in 8t. Thomas' church. Rev. Joseph Donnelley performed the cere- mony. Alimony—>Mus, Finch Also Freed. Bridgeport, June 28 |Carrington of Greenwich was granted | a divorce, custody of three children | and allmony of $7,500 by Judge Isaac | Wolfe in superior court today when | she testified that her husband, Trum- | bull Carrington, deserted her in Janu- | lary, 1910, They were married at Bal- |timore June 27, 1900, Ethelwyn Lent Finch of Greenwich, was granted a divorce from Willis D. ‘inch of the same place on a charge of crueity. The defendant was allow- ed custody of a child during the month of July and over specified week-ends throughout the year. An alimony plea was withdrawn when the {husband. indicated that he would |make a contest. The Finches were married Februa 1909, Bt. Rita's Circle, Daughters of Isa- bella will hold a regular meeting in| St. Thomas' Community Home this evening. Mrs, Hanan, regent of the! New Rritain circle will be present and will address the meeting, There will be a number of visitors present and refreshments will be served. An en- | tertainment, entitled, “Th the Court of Old King Tut,” will be presented. WHY YOU NEED IRON— To make you strong and “‘brainy’” and put the power into your blood to overcome dis- case germs Good Sized Field of Golf Enthusiasts at New Haven New Haven, June 28.—A good sized | tield f golfers were on the links of | the New Haven Country club today for the one day tournament of the | Connecticut Golf association. At noon | the last pair was just driving off. While the play today is complete in itself, most of the entrants used it The.fond. you cal conthine carbon, (Whea | & 40 opportunity to prepare for the vour food is digested it is ahsorbed from | Champlonship = tournament on the the intestines inta the bleod. When the | Shenecossett course at Groton July 9 carben in your fond cemes in contact with |to 12, the oxygen carried by the iren in your hlood, the carbon and oxygen unite and by s0 doing they give off tremendous energy, thereby giving you great force, strength and endurance, Witheut iron vour hisod carries ne oxygen and without oxygen | thére is nathing to unite with the carbon in your food, &0 that what ysu eat does you no good-— you do not get any strength from it—1t lke putting conl inte o stove without a fire, You cannot get any hent vniess the coal unites with the Fre. The strongest weapon with whih ty pre vent and overcome colds, pneamonia, Kkid ney trouble, rheumatism, nervaus prosira thon, In fact almost any discase or ¢ixease garms is plenty of good rich, puse blaod strength, energy and endurance and the greatest enerzy carrier In the hody is or- ganic iron, hot metaltic fron which people vsually take. hwt organic iron like the jron | in spinach, lentiis and applos, and like the | ron contained in what s snown ns or- | ganic Nuxated Iron, which mav Le had from almost any druggist. Nuxated Tron | often ' increases the strength, « and %, nervous, run-down folks time, used and nlghly recoms- United States Senators, Judges of U. 8. and. prominant | Upton Sinclair Freed Los Angeles, June 28.—-A police !conrv charge of conspiring to disturb the peace, which had been pending gainst Upton Sinclair for about a |month was dismissed yesterday on mo- i tion of the prosecution. During some recent industrial listurbances Sin- clair attempted to read the Constitu- tion of the United States to an out- door audfence and his arrest followed is in two weeks' 1t hag been mended by former Members of Coneress Conrts, many phyeicians men. —CIR Levy as Integral Part of Hnnnve‘ ot | | ~Lucy Hewes Of Breach of the Peace] Goer 4,000,000 people are now using it annually Satisfactory results are guaran- teed or the manufacturers will refund vour | money. Sold by all Arugglsts in tablet | Cirens Acts Change “Young Plainville” will have a reall treat this evening as the gwast~ »° NUXAT NI EDIRON R.R. WON'T FINANCE IT Great Northern Official Expresses Opinion His Company Will Not Pay ; Anything Toward Fight, St. Paul, June 2§5.—Wllliam P. Kenney, vice-president of the Great |Northern railroad which has its head- |quarters here has declared it improb- |able that the road will help finance the Jack Dempsey-Tom Gibbons fight at Sheiby, Mont,, July 4. Fight fans here see in that refusal a possible op- portunity to bring the contest here and the St. Paul boxing club has tele- graphed Jack Kearns, Dempsey's man- ager, an offer of $200,000 or 50 per {cent of the gate receipts. | The railroad takes the attitude Mr, | Kenney said, that prize fight promo- |tion is not a rallroad's business. ANOTHER THANKFUL WOMAN Not long ago a woman on Lamson St., East Boston (Mass.), gave out a praiseworthy letter which appeared |in newspapers. She mentioned how thankful she was for having been told about a constipation medicine known as Dr. True's Elixir. Now another resident, Mrs. Rogers, of 108 Falcom St, FEast Boston, writes: “I still have Dr. True's Elixir, for it surely benefits me: I have a good appetite and eat everything that [ T want. I could not get along as good {as 1 do if I did not take Dr. True's | Elixir, It is surely a wonderful medi- | cine. I never felt any better than now since I took the Elixir."” In East Boston and everywhere else | there are women, men and children | who, also, can be made better in health by using Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller, A favorite laxative for over 71 years! 40c—60c—$§1.20, —————ee——— J R ] NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Amply Cream in Nostrils To i Open Up Air Passages. e et bt Ah! What relief! Your clogged nos- trils open right up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawkin, | snuffling, mucous discharge, head- ache, dryness—no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone, Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and | heal the swollen, inflamed mucous | membrane, giving you instant relief. | Ely's Cream Balm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been | seeking, It's just splendid. | | SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT WEEKLY DANCE (| Community Theater FRIDAY Gurley Bros. CHARTER OAK ORCHESTRA A combination of the best musicians in these parts. Return engagement for this week. COMMUNITY THEATER NIGHT AMERICAN LEGION SOCIETY CUS— PLAINVILLE June 23, 25 26, 27, 28, 29 SENSATIONAL CIRCUS ACTS MAMMOTH SIDE SHOW DANCE PAVILION TWO ORCHESTRAS ADMISSION 10e