New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 2

Cantrell & Cochrane GINGER SMYRNA EMERGING FRON DESTRUCTION Aspect Aiter Ten Months By The Associated Press Smyrna, July 6.-—After ten months Lie Boginning to Take on Normal FINGER PRINT EXPERTS WILL HOLD CONVENTION, Annual Gathering of Oriminologists Wil Take Place at Des Moiues, August 15 to 18, By The Assoclated Press, Des Moines, July 6.—Expert crlm-: inologists from all parts of the United ‘) States will gather here August 16 to| 18 for _the convention of the Inter- Su re Rellef FOR INDIGESTION | 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere |MEXICAN BANDITS PAY WITH LIVES FOR CRIME Five Indians Shot For Attack on Rafl- road Passengers—Twelve Others ' Being Hounded in Mts, By The Associated Press, Mexico City, July 6.~—Summary vengeance has been exacted by the government for the attack on the In- teroceanic Rallway passenger train June 8 between Amozoc and Sen- oret, near Puebla in which two lives RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 Main St. Bathing Suits Bathing Caps Opp. Arch St. Tel. 1409-2' Bathing Shoes Bathing Corsets All At Quality First Prices and Best Styles of death-like stillness which followed | national Association for Identification, the devastating fire, Smyrna has tak-| which includes in its membership en on a new lease of life Quay finger print and Bertilllon speclalists > ¢ trom virtually all the police depart- street, which skirts the waterfront, | ! \rtually P D! ments and penitentiaries in the count- has been cleared of debris and the ., The organization is international familiar one-horse tramcars again|in scope having on its membership are running. Two moving picture list members from Scotland Yard and concerns which feature American operatives from some of the largest films are operating conveniently near detective agencies in Europe. the spot where passenger ships tie up. Among the notables who will be Turkish newsboys cry out a two-page present at the meeting will be W, J, edition of a dally French propaganda Burns, W. A. Pinkerton and A. J. | paper, and the cafes are running full Rence, government identification ex- blast. The American flag is still fl;-mort in charge of that department at ing from the quay, but is in a new | Fort Leavenworth. place. It was removed from the Problems of identification and a | Orleans citizens come from Dr. W. J. burning censulate at the height of the discussion of the various improve- | Ratigan, veterinarian at the municipal v 200, The burden of the veterinarian's 1922, and again was | ments which have been made in the | 200. T ','}lc:t:-,;ysn:lms;fl;e‘b1“g several months|sciences of crime detection and pre- | complaint is that a mistakenly com- ago. were lost. Five Indians, two of them residents of Amozoc, have been shot after summary court martials and 12 others, whose names were given by those executed as members of the band of robbers, are being harried Shm\through the mountains by numerous detachments of federal troops. Photographs of the five dead rob- bers, taken while they were fleeing un- der the bullets of the firing squad at By The Associated Press, the edge of the graves dug for them, New Orleans, July 6-—Vehement)nhayve been distributed throughout the expostulations against the turning of | Malintzi mountain region as a warn- Alredales into Irish terriers by New|ing against further similar outrages. The fact that the Amozoc holdup wvas the first to mar the record of the Obregon administration for months prompted the government to take ex- treme steps. Have Just Received a New Lot of IMPORTED WASH DRESSES At Prices Less Than It Cost To Import Also New Voile Dresses, Linen Dresses, Ratine Dresses of the Most Exquisite Shades and Lowest Prices BELBER BAGS AND SUIT CASES CORSETS, HOSIERY AND E,{I-l'}‘ls‘DREN’S AND INFANTS’ ALE THE STANDARD OF TWO CONTINENTS WARNS AGAINST CLIPPERS Erroréous Impression That Hair on Afrdales Causes Greater Comfort in Hot Weather. CHAS. DILLON & CO. ’ :fi'l‘mm) Attractive Trimmed Millinery MATERIALS—Taffeta, Georgette, Canton Crepe, Satin, Ribbon, Silk, Velvet, Duvetyn SPECIALLY PRICED AT—$2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Up To $12 COLORS—Black, White, Black and White, Navy, Sand, Strawberry, Orchid, Gray. Sports Hats in prevailing modes and colors; Leghorns, Mi- lans, Hemps and combinations—$2.45, $3.95 up to $7.50 SUMMER DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED Special Values in PLEATED SKIRTS—§9.95 —The— Dickinson Drag Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. I vention in the last year will consume | passionate owners of Airedales have much of the time of the convention. | their dogs clipped, with the er- e roneous idea that such treatment will RAILROADS SOLD CHEAP | canse les ssurfnrlng from the heat Prague, July 6.—Rallroads are Afredale differs from other dogs in ‘":“_"":;L’ s;'v‘:m';“l"&';:':d‘ p‘;‘;:““’:rh;}j that it has two coats of hair instead [ RSEE SEVITE. KOl on Wi oat is of wir, i ’ H Bt San Antonio, July 6.—A feature of :‘:X:m: “,l;‘):l“p n:'}::m;;”fm_mn:m is flmyt The Bustehrad line, 300 miles long, ed. The Turks, the Amerlcans 68¥, .. gnnya) convention of the Wood-|and downy. BSteel clippers, percety- |Vent for 84,000,000 crowns. Includ- are making a big effort to give the | 3 ppess, p od were 264 locomotives, 234 tenders, e to those who prophecied Smynmhvmn of the World here early in July, | ing no distinction, shears away the 330 passenger cars and 8,380 freight would remain a dead city under their | Will be the dedication of the order's| soft lower coat as well as the upper | A x rule. In this the Turks are being as- | new war memorial sanatorium, erect- [ 0né and, according to the veterinarian Csisted by a generous sprinkling of ed at San Angelo for members of the | rob the Afredale of its position as a I‘I'lntcl\. the oldest of the western col-|society afflicted with tuberculosis, rare specimen, transférm it into an onies in Smyrna before the fie, and| The hospital will caré for 1,500 pa- | oversized Irish terrier, for when the Italians, a new importation, who are|tients, and is the first of four to be|lower coat is clipped the distinguish- jealous of French efforts td capture|established in four states for the ing black saddle of the hreed grows the trade of the once prosperous com- | treatment of tuberculosis, as a pale yellow or white. munity and principal outlet for the ) Dr, Ratigan warns Airedale owners riches of Asla Minor. FIND INDIAN WRITINGS, that their dogs should be plnfl:ked 3[“]}(1“ Only Greeks Are Prisoners. Reno, Nev., 1 o _|a goose instead of clipped. e Ten months ago there were 200,000 tea ot an b yflfi;MThn ahele plucking removes the outer, wiry hair hief, Greeks in Smyrna and another 150,-| 5 together | and preserves the inner coat of dis- 000 in the flourishing 'hinterland. To- | Vith certain stone tablets, bearing | tinguishing down. The veterinarian day the only Greeks in Smyrna are|hleroglyphics, has been exhibited at a| neglected to say how many muzzles prisoners of war working under the|ranch near Winnemucca. The Univer-| would be required to hold an Alre- lash of dark-skinned Turkish non-|Sity of Nevada will endeavor to de-|dale's jaws during the plucking pro- commissioned officers, and guarded |cipher the writing on the tablets. cess. by Turkish privates with long-bay- oneted rifles, Carrying steel ralls with their bare hands from ships in the harbor, and clearing debris from the narrow, winding streets emerg- ing from the waterfront are their chief labors, They look cowed and THESE SATURDAY SPECIALS ARE BIG MONEY tired. They work“from daybreak un- til darkness and get a small ration of SA‘\'I‘J{S FOR YOU, COME HERE, TO YOUR BIG SANITARY MARKET AND SEE HOW . EASY IT IS TO SAVE AND BE SATISFIED. bread, olives and Turkish coffee. France, Italy, Czechoslovakia and Bolshevist Russia maintain energetic P L TR e R TR T consulatés and trade representatives, The entire British colony has desert- ed the eity. I, 8. Boats Call Regularly. American destroyers and United States Shipping Board steamers call| here regularly, TVincle Sam's freight- ers are capturing most of the.cargo business in the Mediterrancan from the British, French and Ttalians. Pas-| sengers and crews on all boats en- tering Smyrna Bay are required to |8 | wear lifebelts because of the menac- | ing minefields laid by the Turks. A Turkish tugboat leads the American destroyers through the lane of mines. Antipathy toward foreigners has| not been wholly removed, and pas- sengers are not permitted to land.| American bluejackets, however are always welcome, hecause the Turks have not forgotten how splendidly Tobacco Men Have Come Back. American tobhacco men who have straggled back to Smyrna huw‘ blfnn DEDICATE, SANATORIUM | surprised at the commercial activity Sichy of the city. Exportations of figs, | - e e 4 raising and tobacco have revived fn o [Feature of . the Woodmen's Conveu: small degree, and some steel rails and tion to Be Opening of Memorial building materials are being import- | WHITE OXFORD SHIRTS ot extra quality oxford cloth swith or without collars; regu- .Iar 82,50, To $l.95 SBO At L.iiiiiiien 80 Doz. Ccars. Locomotives cost today 1,600,000 erowns, passenger cars 600,000 each, and fradght cars 80,000 crowns at cur- rent rates of exchange 84,000,000 crowns amounts to about $1,000,000, BALL GAME DRAWS 3,000 By The Assoclated Press, London, July 6,—The first base- ball game of the season in London attracted a crowd of 3,000. It was a close game, or ‘match,” as the British papérs called it, the team of American students at Oxford losing, 6 to 4, to the American Legion team of London. IMPORTED BROADCLOTH SHIRTS —collar to match—in tan, white, gray; regularly $5 $3 35 . Togoat eo.vvvns Indian UNION GROUP NO. 1—Normandie Voiles, handdrawn, non-crush- able linens—$7.95, $9.95. GROUP NO. 2‘—-Shantung Silks, Georgettes, Foulards and Canton Crepes, values to $37.50—$14.75, $25.00. JULY BARGAINS MOH ICANMARK ET| Regular 25¢ Jar “93"" Shampoo Paste HOUR SALES = . Given Away With “93” Hair Tonic purchased at regular price of 50c, Promotes the growth, health and beauty of the hair. Improves the circulation. Stimulates the roots. Supplies nutrition to the scalp tissues, “98” Shampoo Paste cleanses the scalp. and fluffy. Everybody admires beautiful hair. SCOUT FLASHLIGHTS AND KLENZO BATH SPRAY BATTERIES A shower every morning will Handy for the home or auto- fill you with pep during hot mobile. Strongly made. Easy to weather. Large tubing. Extra operate. Always ready when large spray head. New universal you need them. Regular Scout connection. Fits any faucet. Battery given away with each Regular price $1.50 ;fi‘:“ute fl;ll::lelfizht . $ 1. 50 Special This )lomhc nmg’rf(i $1.35 A prompt acting laxative; a very cooling and rel P o R K PURETEST ZINC STEARATE stomach corrective. Probably no A wonderfylly soft dusting more pleasant medication could powder, delicately scented and be devised than is evidenced by waterproof, making it indispen- United Drug Co, Granular Ef- ! OLLS . sable ‘to baby's comfort. Pro- fervescent Magnesinm Citrate. N rl\ .‘N}Hj)l‘ I,N;R. ( LOD'T e SUGAR CURED BACON 5 v Lb. tects the sklnyrmmI chafing. Rmv- Special FRESH SLICED BEEF LI\.]‘,R veene SALT SPARE RIBS ... sesesess 2 Libs, lieves the frritation of sunbum 39c [} and prickly heat. Very effective In July in casas of excessive perspira- + LORD BALTIMORE v E A L tion. Very soothing to inflamed MEATY LEGS TO ROAST . . Lb, 2 G ENDE A 5 30c PORTFOLIO condition of the akin and to Fifty sheets of heavy high burning feet caused by perspira- grade lincn, 24 envelopes to PRIME RUMP ROASTS . L | FANCY FORES TO STU 00 tion. The fact that Puretest match. A convenicnt compact CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS s b | BREASTS FOR STEWIN: ; 140 Zinc Stearate is waterproof for traveling and your vacation. VEAIL FOR POT PIES .. Shai, GOLI WEST FOWL . 36¢ makes it an unsurpassed relief FANOY VEAL CHOPS ................. Lb, EXTRA FATTED FOWL .. SR 40c for babies by preventing the customary irrvitation of wet dia- Regular price 60c. Special This Month .. 45¢ pers. Two Packages 25 Cc ASSORTED WRAPPED " LIGGETT'S LIME JUICE JUICE The highest grade West India CARAMELS Four assorted flavors lime juice, unadulterated, and préssed fresh from the limes without the addition of either Vanilla, Vanilla Marshmallow, Chocolate, Chocolate Marshmal- low, in neat pocket package. sugar or syrups. A warm weath- er drink. Delighttully cooling Creamy, high grade caramel. Good to look at; better to éat. and refreshing. Tweaty-thiree Ounce .. DG One Pound 39 Sl This Moath ......... C "AFH BRI‘SBE A bath room necessity. the bath. Long detachable handle for the OLD FASHIONED GUM DROPS Crystalized ruit Jellies to the pleasure of back. Highest quality bristles in Usually termed gum drops. All solid back with hand strap. Your choic¢e of two kinds; regu- flavors true to original fruit. Lemon, Lime, Orange, Rasp- VASSAR ATHLETIO SUITS of fine nainsook, weil made—a great value. Regular 890 price $1. To.go at... HORSFALLS 93-99 Ydsylum Strect Maruord. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” CIT Y ITEMS Miss Catherine Strong of 7 Park- more street, a . member of the gradu- ating class of the State Normal school %as received an appointment as assist- ant at the library of the State Normal hool. Gulbransen Player Pianos. w—advt. FROM 9 TO 11 A: M. BEST LARGE— NEW POTATOES .. Peck 59c VROM 8 TO 5 P. M. ARMOUR'S SMOKED— SHOULDERS .......LB. 10 PRIME RIB ROASTS BEEF ......... LB. 20c FROM 9 TO 11 A, M. ROUND--SIRLOIN—PORTERHOUSE SPEAK ............ 7 LB M p WIFT'S FANCY JWING FOWL. .. LB, 28c Mrs. 8. F. Seaman and daughter are | they hehaved when the city was !Ih FRESHLY GROUND HAMBURG...3 LBS. 25c¢ gpending the summer at their cottage | flames, at Indlan Neck. A number of her i LEAN FRESH— B Tt arocise on Pricar. FEAR FRENCH MAY CHECK SHOULI{E{R&R\“G SAL[;B 12}c oV o ,‘;i‘:;‘n:‘::z“::hdr:anflx-?‘x‘é?m:;ir.—— WORK ON U, S. ZEPPELIN CONFECTIONERY SUGAR ... . 8 LBS. 230 BEETS (5 in bl.m.) 3 Bun. 10¢ May Increase Occupation Into Ter- | ALL DAY SP EC]ALS Renders the hair soft Morans' adv. + Miss Marion White has been elect- ed to the faculty of the Wentworth street school in Hartford. Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans —advt. Have The Herald follow you on| your vacation, 18c a week, cash Wwith jorder.—advt. The teachers' committee of the| #chool board has recommended the | casiness exists all around Lake Con- | election of Miss Catherine Clark of {stance lest the French extend their Bangor, Me,, as teacher of history in| occupation in Germany east to Lake | the Senior High school. | Constance, and interfere with the | Zeppelin which is under construction |§ T E— | here for the United States govern- | Santed—Proof that there are better| ment, | extracts on the market today than| jjttle has been said about the ma- | Baker's Certified Flavoring Extracts.|chine which is to attempt flight to | All first-class grocers carry them.—| America. It is taking form in the advt, great sheds of the Zeppelin company, at Iriederichshafen, and no definite | |8 predictions have been made by the | — builders as to when it will be ready to make tnr men s merin prewrs. § OUR BAKERY PRODUCTS !— tory to starting across the’ Atlantic. 4 M I)ndr-r the E\r‘rsa(:lh-s ’l'r(‘e:ly Ger- | WHEAT, RYE AND GRAHAM BREAD....LB. ¢ | many is prevented from making Zep- pelins for her own use, hut this pro- hibition naturally did not extend to the manufacture of giant aircraft for France's allies and associates in the war, However, the Germans fear | France will find some pretext to in- | | terfere with the building of the great | ship, or to prevent the delivery of materials necessary in the work. Lake Constance has been s0 cl identified with the building of Zep | pelins that the citizens of all the towns around the picturesque little island body of water have a keen in- N terest in the mammoth craft which is herrles being fashioned for the United States nevy Indications now are that the Zeg pelin will not he ready for its trans ritory Where Big Machine is Under BEEF LEAN BOILING B | s CHOICE POT ROAST . BONELESS RIB ROLLS . .. Construction For This Country. | FRESH PORK TO ROAST ...... Lb. | FRESHLY CUT PORK CHOPS .. Lb. BONELESS ROLLED SHOULDERS . . Lb. By Tho Associated Press, Constance, Germany,, July 6.—Un- IF YOU ARE NOT BUYING OURS YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING WORTH WHILE. FRESH STRAWBERRY LOAF CAKE... EA. RASP. JELLY ROLLS Ea. 15¢ SUNSHINE CAKES ... Ea. 25c | ANGEL CAKE . 5 25¢ LOAF CAKE a. 20c, 30c | Whipped Cream Cakes Ea. 35¢ Whipped Cream Puffs .. E FRUIT CAKE (Rich).. Lb, 32¢ FRENCH CRULLERS Doz 30c SPONGE CARE .. ASSTD. L. FANCY CUP CAKES . .Doz. 24¢ LGE. ASST. COOKIES Doz. 15¢ Park and LECTED— CRY. BUTTER .... 2 LBS. 85c [FRESH EGGS .... 2 DOZ 59¢ sely ] BEST PURE § crEAVED coTTAGE NEW STUFFED LARD . 2 the. 25C CH 150 h . rin 38C lar price $1.50 AR P R ks 2 sz o > r price O APPLL 15 LARGE QUEE Special This Month. 980 b C | OLIVES ........ pint 23C hevey.. A spleadid vilae st 506, JONTEEL TALO One Pound 39 Cc WHOLFE MII BUTTER .. o IA‘[O'YS JONTEEL TALO T [{3 c ” During July .. i ry “Iced” Tea and Coffee Made From Ours. lts Delicious e T CHE Made from the best imported Italian talc. Fine texture, Very refreshing after the bath, Special Our ¥Famous DINNER BLEND COFFEE. .Ih, 25¢ | FINE LAUNDRY SOAP CREAM RED BUTTERFLY OOLONG TEA ., .. Lh. 40c | DELICIOUS MINCE MEAT eeps the skin soft MOHICAN EVAPORATED MMK .... 2 Can: 21¢ | FINEST EARLY ln('l(\)(?!Isutlfll:l.fi Pmlz;";:“:lil": for July, Three 5 . C d' l Atlantic flight before the late autumn 90 omns Loe Aiess _(_)c and possibly not till next spring I % r o ln or la 3 NEW ELBOW MACARONT .. 2 Lbs,. 19¢ PURIE TOMATO CATS #gainst sunburn and wind bum, e SUNBEAM MAYONNAISE «+-. Bot. 25¢ | VANILLA SUB. EXTR!/ \("‘l‘ as a night cream. PURETE! 79 lb l‘:\"l.l{f ll_\';‘lfl:l"lAA,\'P‘ 2 - e, Delightfully perfumed with the c l;"x Daily News is Carried By Air From M Fresh Fnuts and Vegelahles. CITRONELLA Keeps mosquitoes away, made wonderful Jomteel Odor. A el s A WOnderful Dlsplay oo o e gy LARGE RIPE CAN- SWEET JUICY CALIE E » July TALOUPLS 2 For 25(: ORANGLS . Doz. 39 erican newspapers a good example hy EXTRA FANCY transporting thousands of tons of PLUMS 2 Doz lsc of the best quality Ceylon ofl screw cap jar. newspaper publishers newspapers by between the Wizuns, o . 4 Lbs. 250 25¢ that can be obtained. The pleas- two capitals FANCY GEORGIA SOUND JUICY CALY. 45 . Lb. SC FRESHLY CHURNED MOHICAN— ‘ FANCY to the most delicate 29c skin, Spectal 2 Ounces Londor London and Paris SATURDAY CANDY WEEK-END PANTRY SPECIALS OPEKO OOFFEE .....2 for 52¢ OPEKO TEA ....2 for SYMOND'S PURE COCOA ... ... e 2 for SYMOND'S PURE BAKING C HOFOL/\TL . 2 for SYMOND'S PURL EXTRACT VANILIA ... SYMOND'S PURE EXTRACT LEMON . ORANGE MARMALADE GRAPE JAM CLARK & BRAINERD DRUG 181 MAIN STREET New Britain’s popular have set ! Dining Place where quality and service excel. NEW MEATY PRUNLS aeroplane It is now SOUND NEW ONION ! “' F\(vl IQH WAL- NUT MEATS .... Lb. 45° possible for ing aroma is retained. Harmless Americans or PEACHES 2 Q(= LEMONS .. Doz purchase copies of their favorite English jour- nals in the streets of Paris soon aftor | [B breakfast, while Parisians and Am- |} ericans in London enjoy similar ad vantages in regard to their favorite French publications. During six months of 1922, 77,526 000 pounds of newspapers were trane- ported by airplane from Paris to Lon- AM. don, and an aimost equal quanatity from London to Paris. SOLID HEADS NEW CABBAG NEW SEEDLE! R4I~l\\ 289 MAIN ST. SARDINES ...8 Cans 25¢ PINK SALMON ... 2 Cans 28c RED SALT SALMON Lb. 12%¢