New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 12

1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1023 wys AND mms 1 - ambogimadeane MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Sratracs e pers 4, v 10 cmn CITY DEBT|Rane arvves Suring the wan the st f the oty wrged Bim 19 run for | the Ohio River form . Jacksemvilie, U, June 20.—A few Jacksonvilie has & population of 4 iredgs construction \ 2,000,000, It was the Aest Result From Expeviments Con- broke It was s9 erippled fnan. | WOrth of Ll e eity in Niinels te go "bone dny™ and New Britain will have & Roys' and . 4 . i ducted by M, 1, T, Professor. lally its eredit was't good for &' ... .o of the first to adopt the Oirls’ Day prebably next fa whe 3 4 months henee, a lar ] | 60 eent telegram its then ehief exeel: commission form of oty gevernment, municipal afices will he given our t 2 1w . started @ a) Hostoy June 2. Important attempted to send, Today it has boys and girls who have been trained anges in the art of sail eULtIng may ) many thousand times 6f : . Seeonting (o Srvanss » : A : ¥ WA it of many thoum J SULLIVAN-MORGAN NUPTIALS. ) ¥ posed dams in vesult from experiments being con- | cents . \ - Phe change has heen brought about,| James F. Bullivan of §3 Maple Achlevement Superviser William W 4 ‘ ' ave bl dits pward B WA |4 i sald, by an efficient business ad. | street, this pity, and Miss Catherine N hat & o (he W& ciis Institute of | o ictration given by & mayor and &' A. Morgan of 76 Edgewood street, T, Bquire ots on th Mr. Bquire s taking over the 3 ve ¥ ) Technology, on & small heat In the s Charles River basin. Ieslizing that | €'Y commission whe de mnet draw & Hartferd, will be married on July §, Junior Town inangurated by 1 < i ; radieal aiterations in hull designe | °°0t Of salary for thelr work Por the| ., o ooigek, in St Jaseph's Cathedral, Swarthmore Chautauqua and wi of d i i . Pold regular sessions this summe 9 \ is the r ation of the have resulted from ye t experi- | 1Y J A s re ars of cxper Bleoted three times witheut giving! Hartford, The hride will be attended With the juvenile mayor, commisai ; b b iream of s t ments and measurements of resist- . ers of health, public service commis. ' HERE CAVE T"“*“Yfl" 5 i r who ¥ ¢ a Nis nur: and u.‘m‘ |At.- art :fl oail mak. | AWAY S0 much as & niekel cigar or( by her aister, Miss Mary E. Morgan, sloners, ete. He plans to widen the o ENSURE THE FINAL AND. 3 e. He supervised the ¢ Ing had not kept pace with boat eon. | MAKINE & single public political| and the best man will be George Mes- seope by ineluding ¢ eounclimen, OMALETE SUCC i 2 P puotion, a small group of ,.‘_':!"“““-pnu Mayor Fdward Crabtree 18 sepger of Simshury, formerly of New policemen, police heads and fire de TIRAY SCIENTY 0 ! h amed afte year ago began to discuss the | "OW In the midst of his third term | Britain, Rev. Francis Keough, as- partment heads , 2 fiw“n('\ "”‘\YK)N '. is, feet and 30 fe pet of win ; o '::;. with the aim to make Jacksonville sistant ehaneellor of the discese, Wwill From time to time the juvenile eity . ED STATES WiTH de. The s | After investigation they eame fo]One of the best business cities in the | perform the ceremony. After a shert oftielals will meet at the Chamber of HER NATIONS 188) - 1884 7 | i he & Ruore bangh o the conclusion that no aceurate cata|State. Mr, Crabtree says he never|wedding trip, Mr. and Mre, Bullivau "| on the subjeet had ever been com-|E4Ve & dollar to a eampalgn fund and [ will reside in this eity Commerce headquarters and hold i ERECTED BY | A by a Diesel engin regular sessions, when problems sepower, The pipe will run fere | plled and that “rule o' thumb" meth- ivie interest to New Nirital 3 o 2 of . : cislons on toples of general interes # ¥ : of the or w be emptied into! geroplane the effects of forees on alr- are promised “;--» Ally ”1“”‘.“» | o8 i aeroplane wings were achieved by Pro. :& ):;.h:::.fi;:’r"w“: .m.'\..‘«“‘.”; 3 \ o cos rdeEe 18 estimat- | fessor Warner in the eourse of the other publie officials Donald McMillan, famous explorer, will place this tablet at| "\ foatures will be s doubte| 1o 8nd to him the yobtsmen Later on in the fall, it is planned to Cape Sabin in the Arctic Regions, where in 1884, 18 men died of | truck 10-ton traveling erane, The ‘"lllur.:'lvu\l:‘o::m{wlflr:u:t::Il*rukf a stud; follow the example of New York and geapvation, They were with the Greely Expedition, MeMillan has | dredge will accommodate 42 persons. | o the question and the small lma’l, other cities which set the pac d o : sides ha two lar mes ms, . or 10 departed from Wiscasset, Me,, for the cold regions, il WO IATEE MOS8 TOOME | Papoose was commissioned for vhe year, and turn the city affair pi ) ' 14 and other modern conveniences, work. The task is still in its infaney venile officlals for one . f L S - the fuv 0 Results already ohtained must be as-| courss the affalrs will be supervised to some extent by the adult officlaln | It originally was owned by John Po. | | | sembled and studied. Long series of but for the day, or at least a part of | sey, father of Frank B. Posey, for-| FRENCH AVMTION PMNS WATERPOWER TAKES BIG ';’l'::".‘:d"fldfll:hl;"d‘l“'rept vu;d vn]oln- the day, Junfor Town officlals Wil mer representative in congress, and | ek | [ S s Yaan rule the eity, was the home of the Posey family in | ]NDUSTR]ES FROM CITY‘ must be obtalned and plotted, A Mr. Squire recelved the consent of [ the days preceding the Civil War, Chamber of Deputies Approves Ap- year's program of experimentation Mayor Paonessa this morning to go ! Many escaped slaves were hidden in propriation of 241 Billion Francs —_ e has been mapped out, For Material Establishments, | Transmission of Power by Hydro- | kb 0 shead on this plan and will train his | ity secret cellar and tunnel and as- youthful proteges with that end In sisted in getting to Canada, according | | m 9 % 3 y The Amsociated Press, Sdectrie 1o . ) view. [to am time residents. Peris, Tune 19—The chamber of| loectrie Enorgy Wil Move | MANY PREFER BOSTON The residence atood on a high bluft | deputies last evening approved an ap-| Plants from Congested Districts, i | 5 SLAYE STATWN DESTROYED ""'"' White river, commanding & propriation of 211,000,000 francs for [ | view of the surrounding country for saronautie establishments and mater-| Chicago, June 20.—With motion | Emigrants From FEngland Think :{:nzbziflfln”;l"vzr::lln:dml:c‘:'ntrr:: fal, | pictures, radio and numberiessyde-| oyl el Al stor Reasom Fire Recently Causes lmunhlm fod a secrab tunsiel 184 25" the m‘:" Before the vote the soclalist deuty|vices thut have come along with the | 4 : o Mistral called attention to the fact tricul age, the country no longer able Than Those at New York. Damage to Underground Tunnel, | DRY ‘.W'—— TRANSFERRED |that the appropriation had been| s a “lonesome place,” and with trans- < Washington, June 2‘9—[‘5 L APor- raised from 36,000,000 at the govern- | mission of power by hydro-electric London, June 29.—~The Dally Tele- Famous in Indians History. [ terfiela. ‘“‘\.m' N hibTtion Chiet at | ment's last minute demand and want- | cnergy an accomplished fact, manu-| Eraph's Liverpool correspondent says B hietire: 1n0. June 39:-~Anoth=|mhiedo; O, todey was Appgl';lid ¥t | ed to know i¥ this was in reply to the | racturing is rotreating from tho con- there 18 a growing _tendency among er station of one of the most famous |cial assistant prohibition commission. | "¢ British program. ted, expensive diatricts to the open | émigrants embarking there to go to institutions that ever reached into|er with headquarters here. Deputy Benazet protested nny'inror- . [ d rtin of th Tioflnn rather than to New York be- Indiana—the underground railroad b il ences suggestive of the possibility of ommittee on Public Utility Meving rightly or wrongly, that the for running slaves into the northern | LEAD PRICES REDUCED ! France attacking England and the|In lullullmu Boston immigration officials are more states—has passed. Fire recently de- 5 New York, June 29.—The American | deputies supported him by thelr ap- o new development is as natural | reasonable than those at New York, stroyed the landmark. | Smelting and Refining Co. lndly ,,._‘plnuno He then asserted that the in- to the .n”‘\ Referring to a suggestion that a g i v/ aviation. |states the b n ater ver, the | eir v ad caught fire because of a defective nun 6.85 cents per pound. to Germany's inactivity in N oateh by a o el s hares al resources, is making the change not | move difficuities at Ellis Island the I | only possible, but economically desir-| Daily Malil says it is understood that able. And because it Is desirable for | the government would be sympathetic » that reason, the process of decentral- | With any such move on the part of SATURDAY SPECIALS AT jzation has rnmm’nnrml. [me shipping lines as providing a . “As industries change their gites, | happy solution to more than one leaving the great centers for the open | vexatious problem between Great spaces, there will go with these insti-| Britain and the United States. * N e 5 [} n E Municipal Aflars to Be Handled & oy oiioen OF THE WIND ON SAILS| "™ o woom™® him o ::.f..:::::'“.t‘..'::::‘mt'",.'.‘;f ments made this w ing hy Juni g S Ohie river, wh # wa ¢ N : jucted by Professor Edward P, War ) " Williams’ John Alden iios LGOS -~ || ALTERATION SALE AUALITY EOODSAT 318-MAIN 5T, Once more we are forced to increase our floor space. We are now occupying 5 floors ECONOMY PRICES™ TEL. 2485 filled with furniture, rugs, linoleums, stoves and bedding, which we are placing on sale af surprisingly low prices. MORNING SPECIALS 7TA. M. TO 12:30 . : : WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITES Lean Smoked Alteration Sale Prices sesevene : % ] SHOULDERS ; £ T $142.50 * $233.00 Loin Lamb 1 Best Pure ; - i g HANDSOME THREE PIECE OVERSTUFFED LIVING T - Ey e ROOM SUITES LEGS OF YEARLING LAMB ............. St ; I $119 $123 $148 $167 $215 ROAST PORK i J F A ROAST VEAL i S I PRIME RIB ROASTS R A ! Gen i S A BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITE ) In Grey Oak, 7 Pieces—Sale Price FRESH KILLED FOWL . B e g ST Biggest Assortment in the 1 6 50 y | C * Boll’l::e;:oast 1b 180 ' “}’%L‘ef“ 50 L*fié‘:i’w h 10(‘, g : $ 3 Lean Corned | Fresh Cut Lamb 1 Alteration Sale Prices from $21 to $33 Birdseye Maple Bedroom Suite $106.00 g 8c | imrg 5 18€ 1 e 18c Strollers from ....... $855 to 1590 * Large Variety of Wood Finished Beds _— = > : ‘ ale Prices N SUGAR CURED BACON . T ‘ TAPESTRY RUGS BrassBeds ................... $18.75 to $42.00 ; 9x12 DOMINO (,R\\ILXTED SUGAR $1.00 K| 326_50 CHALLE\(,L BRAND MILK ............ 2 cans 2¢ AXMINSTER RUGS Frfi:‘:sm 250 “t}}:x@fi?dx pkgs 250 ""('-5,.1“2-'15'5;,‘ n?‘l\g. 8c § Inlaid Linoleums $1.59 sq. yd. e 10¢c | Sardines inoll S, | Campbells an29c I Neponset Floor Covering 76c sq. yd. Wheat, package Geans ........ Soups .. Mel!’l:l’;nes .31 29(: Fa'lt‘lgvh‘v;atocs, 3 canszgc Pn}l;ta:zd. . 3 cans 25C NEPONSET RUGS d 1 Sale Prices From et 38c (M. wmllc [ ™. sau3Bc ‘ o7 et : i $11.00 * $15.90 B 'REAMERY BUTTER ™ 21 s7c § % Cotton Mattresses, rolled edge, at Altera- WEDGWOOD CREAME Jid o v cf [ : COUCH HAMMOCKS tion Prices ; , . e A R ; o Alteration Sale Price Felt Mattresses at Alteration Prices 2 Stearns & Foster Imperial Rolled Edge ;’A?!KSD.\LE FRESH EGGS, ... dozen 35¢ NU NU A A : $ll 90 Felt Mattresses .......... SWEFT JUICY ORANGES . zen 35¢ § FRE;S;l;l .\'?\Tl\ EPEAS ...... 2 quarts 25¢c NATIVE BEETS 2 bunches e | A ‘ :IESZ : i NSKI & SONS ONIONS ... 31 25¢ PINEAPPLES ... each 15¢ i SN 513-517 MAIN STREET : " NEW BRITAIN Bananas;—htla\\ ber rles—Cnnlaloupes