New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 19

ALLING RUBBER COMPA Sporting Goods Rubber Goods 240 MAIN STREET e Automobile Accessories Vacation Time Is Here And We Are Here To Take Care Of Your Many Wants Genuine Leather Traveling Bags and Suit Cases, Camping Outfits, . Auto Tents, Gasoline Stores, Chairs, Etc. Guaranteed All Worsted Bathing Suits. Wright & Ditson Tennis Rackets and Balls. Hood and U. S. Tennis Shoes, light and heavy. Automobile Accessories of all kinds: Superior Cord Tires, guaranteed 10" | Special—50 foot Lengths of Garden Hose—13c foot. 240 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN return from Europe. of the marine transport Henderson. “We seem to be standing, in respect | He left Tacoma, Wash,, yesterday. Es- []N AIR SPEETA[;I‘E Ex-Secretary of Navy Declares That |y, the affairs of Europe,” he sald,|corting the Henderson are two Amer- | G Mak “without a policy, without courage of | ican destroyers, the Hull and the| A ily Dig HASR conviction, without anything that goes | Corry, equipped with depth finders. 3 to Destroy Liner Leviathan. to make a man a man or a governs The attendance of the destroyers is| ° ment a government.” due merely to the extraordinary pre-| AnnounClng the 100 000 Efll‘s H&fll’ FII'GWOI'[(S’ New York, July 6.—There was| Mr. Underwood made no reference | cautions of naval authorities to sur-| | plenty of evidence of sabotage on the|to the possibility of his becoming a |round the president with every pos-| ! Nmse._m 000 Peo le s (iAh]!l Leviathan when the former German |presidential candidate which he said |sible safety during the voyage. The p ay X liner Vaterland was taken over by the [before his departure for Europe, he | course follows the inland and passage| | mfl flfl[] EYES fiAZE DANIELS DENIES DENIALS |itkpees o ement s wpor s | sameortaote caning aga on ohe-sechs| American government, former Secre-|would discuss on his return. \ from Puget Sound to Alaska and| tary of Navy Josephus Danlels has —_— touches the open waters of the Pa-| (4 [ ] A crowd estimated at about 50,000 | jnrormed the New York Times in a ) | cific for only a few miles of the trip. persons jammed its way into Walnut | tejegram from La Junta, Cal. WANT SMITHS HELP Mr. Harding plans entire diversion l- nnua Hill park last night to witness what Mr. Daniels dsclared his first im-| from governmental affairs through was one of the finest municipal fire- | yjs0 on being questioned on the the voyage. Today he and Mrs. Hard- works displays ever presented by the | g niect was to ask: Federal Dry Agents to Ask Governor | Ing inspected the ship, meeting the| personnel. Both enjoyed in fullest || public amusements commission, and “When 1Is the propaganda en- | :‘:;ec:rzhb; 'l‘;:ghghfi;‘;im:::‘ bb:nndd deavoring to make angels out of Ger-| ©°f NW Yogk to Cooperate Uphold- AT ;1:151 flr;t uni{x\ger;;xp;d Test| | * |mans gullly of murder on ‘U-boats| ing Constitution. BEL parting from Washington. -'q :;::; the direction of Hdward J. and saints of the commanders in e 1 B Y charge of interned German ships to| New York, July 6.—Governor Smith | 5 t.h: :lr‘k ::::“;2 l:; :1;9 sodu:h ;‘": ::t cease?"” who signed the repeal of the state HITS AT HERO WORSHIP - P P and in en- prohibition enforcement act will be —e Sabotage on the Leviathan he sald, closure the fireworks were placed and |,/ ) q0q" boring holes in outboard |asked by federal prohibition officlals et plece: id out. rn |- :xtr:r:&;::m p;:_km:tw;hc‘: :f.‘;";f_o_ water pipes and filling them with put- | here to take steps to bring about en- vided. More than a thousand cars|tyr changing labels on all essential forcement of the Volstead act by state Tendency of American Youth to Ex- were parked in orderly rows in the | l€ctric lines and removing .propellat |Peace officers. space and along the roadways. The shafts, Federal officlals have decided upon toll Actors and Athletes, érowd began to head towards the park Even after two months' work ot |this course because of the increase in iy (e ey . 180 | repairing the damage, Mr. Dantels|llauor running since the repeal be-| Des Moines, July 6.—FE. P. Gates ——— of Boston, general secretary of the shortly after 7 o'clock and by 8:80 fectiv o'clock there was a solid mass moving | 5214 the navy department did not risk |came effective. b ! A B okt Maln wtesat.nd throtat thg the lives of American soldiers on the | The Canadian border and Long Is- | Christian Endeavor society, was a || fourt of honor. When the display ship until after a long trial crulse had |!@nd it was said, were the placfis‘sneaker on t(:days program of the in- | ‘Started the lawns clear up to the |been made. where the smuggling was most ram- |ternational Christian Endeavor here. | feracvolf’ wars) soyered With people, S Qihber ot SHBRE RBios fensins r.a’r]:;.e recent droppin f 18 4d fifd:}fig:p:f;:; r‘::;tl‘r::t{r)‘l.laorv(:rigl:‘l1 With the explosion of the first bomb | €ers Who reconditioned the vessel re-| . A% puiE 2% A sl sl pld | Under the New Management there was an outburst of applause |cently stated that damage to the Le- agents and the prospective further| Ci pioneers. and sounding of horns throughout the | viathan was due to an accident. rgduct!on of the local force, the offi-| Clarence Hsmilgnn of Boston, de- |} huge park. The rest of the program cials asserted have brought about a (plored the hero worship bestowed by | was' run o& without any great delays. WANTSD condition where the aid of the state |the American youth on his favorite | ? ' authorities is vital. motion picture, baseball or boxing | L) * . . . . The display was made up of 100 an- EFINIT P il fiouncement shells, 157 display shellso, E OLIGY sm’lrfie maln section of the convention r‘ Is ls a pamCUIarly -Importapt event lnasmuCh as lt m- 125 finale shells, 100 battery shells, 1 | ] e ML 10 wvacacums ‘124 | sentor odrmaod, om Rstars svorn | NARDING 18 RESTING fnaa betore it vesiution sondemn | | cludes all our new Suits of Kirschbaum and Cortley Brands salute shells and 12 set pieces. —_—— - & % Many of the set pleces and aerfal Europe, Says' This Country Seems dent and His Party on :‘:;Ti:’:::p::a‘cz t?:;‘:':\a-;faf::( and Otnel’ good makes Whlch have Only been mn lhe store works drew rounds of applause from = Presi Board 8 3 " Without Courage of Conviction, = workers. | B Sows e e it | Wit Cousaeof Convc BT L G A Ly s o (0 ey o Gh since March 23rd, and many of them have only recent v J ngton, July 6.-—Adoption by - sure way to stamp out the nar made up of 100 bombs exploding inthe United Btates of some definite| IOVINE Voysge to Alacka. cotic evil and the selection of arrived. the zllr ‘ylrh :fr:n;:;p}‘:;:sa ~ | poliey* “looking to the ultimate peace |ay The Assoclated Press. immigrants before they sail for Am el‘.Chl ::\'I"C Hart of the'police de- of the world and rehabllitation of On Board U. S. 8. Henderson With |erica were advocated by Frederick A . ee A a‘nd’ Eactisally eery e shattered financial conditions” was | President Harding, July 8.—President | Wallis, commissioner of correction of lp:.rr g‘u‘;olman ‘:':n the' thick Wera B advocated by Senator, Underwood of | Harding was beyond American boun-|New York. duty in the park. Traffic arrange- ! . ments were well cared for and the | | Y park was emptied in remarkably short | olce o ur ntlre | e fnare 12 0 ALTERATION SALE || Stock of Men’s Suits Christian Endeavor Speaker Deplores | Five, Injure 18 Others Rockford, Ill, July &—Figve negro laborers were killed and 18 injure . i e Chieagn, Miiwaukts and B8 , Axminster Rugs..........Sale Price $39.50 Paul fast freight train was derailed here last nght. They were riding on Rz Tapestry Rugs, 9x12.......Sale Price $26.50 at Very Big S avings were trampled by cattle released in 8, jmashnn 15 : . 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