New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 2

Is Your Medicine Cabinet Ready For Emergencies? Every home needs these simple remedies for small ailments. Be Prepared For Burns, Headaches, Cuts, |f| Sprains, Corns, Indigestion, || Fainting Spells, Bruises, | . —Te— | Dickinson Drug Co. Stationery Department. 169-171 MAIN ST. | The Man Who Wears a Suit in Either of the Sizes 34, 35 or 86 will ind a Rare Bargain ¢ In These— v Horsfall Fancy Suits . % $17.50 Formerly to $83 “The group is not large but the walues are great — and if you wear a small size the oppor- tunity is most extraordinary. 1 Buy them while they last. HORSFALLS 93-99 Ydsylum Strect Hartford, “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” CITY ITEMS., | A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs, Willlam F. Kane of South- ington. Mrs. Kane was formerly Mlssi Margaret Dorsey of 286 Elm street, this city. Have The Herald follow you on your vacation, 18c a week, cash with order.—advt, Gulbransen Player Planos. Morans' —advt., A bus used on the Arch street jit- ney line collided with s stripped down car near the Y. M. C. A. last night. The latter was slightly damaged. Bpeclal—"Oh How She Lted,” Co- lumblia record, John A. Andrews & Co, —advt, A. C. Frysinger of 99 North street was Injured’ yesterday while at work in the Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co.- His right hand came in contact with a revolving wheel inflicting a painful ‘wound. Radlo sets and supplies at Morans'. —advt. Manilio Canovanatti of 19 Mitchell street and Angilina Carrubba, 18, of 235 Clinton street were married last *night by Justice of the Peace David L. Nalr. | Speclal—"That Red Headed Gal,”| Columbla record. John A. Andrews & Co.—advt. THE WAVERLY Indlan Neck, BRANFORD, CONN, Popular Seashore Resorts | Terms and reservations on application. ||| 8. A. Hicbel, Prop. LSS S e ROGER F. HOLMES WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, A. B, | was also taken to the hospital with [ badly | to one side of the road striking the | Waterman car, which caused his car i | Mrs. Edward Carey is not considered | Mass. | relievad of minor afflictions. | Buffalo, will tator In New Britain during July and August. PHONE BOUTHINGTON, 4-4. ADDRESS, 230 NO. MAIN STREET, SOUTHINGTON, CONN. BAD AUTO GRASH ON CHESHIRE HIGHWAY A ily Land One Dead; Three of Family Lan in Hospital Bouthington, July 27.~Following an automobile accident which oc- curred on the New Haven and eshire state road near the South- ngton state road near the Southing- ton and Cheshire town line late yes- terday afternoon James Carey of Waterbury was taken to the New Haven hospital suffering with a frac- ture of the skull from which he later died. Misa Mary Carey, his daughter, deep gash in her head near the ase of the skull and Mre, Edward arey his daughter-in-law has a bruised forehead and other injuries. Edward Carey the driver, his son, escaped injury. The car was completely demolished. Attempt to Pass, The accident was caused Cavey attempting to pass an auto- mobile owned by Willlam Water- man, proprietor of the Waverly inn who had hls car parked on the right side of the road. In endeavoring to pass the car, Mr. Carey, to aveid he- ing struck by another car which was coming towards him, swerved his car by Mr. to turn turtle. Constable Michael Coleman of Cheshire, arrived shortly after the accldent, and after an investigation he was satisfled that none of the drivers of the cars was at fault. No arrests were made. In Critical Condition, The Careys were on their from New Haven to Bristol, The injured members of the party were taken to the New Haven hos- pital {n passing automobiles. The condition of Miss Mary Carey and way serious, MINISTER GOES AS SAILOR T0 VISIT KIN'S GRAVE New Hampshire Preacher Lacks Funds to Reach Resting Places of Brothers Who Fell in War. Boston, July 27.—Short of funds necessary to make the the Rev. Percy A. Kilmister, of the Curtis Memorial Baptist church of Concord, N. H, has shipped as an ordinary seaman on| the Cunard liner Scynthia that e might go to France and thus visit tihe graves of his two brothers who list their lives in the war. The minister was as happy as a lark as the vessel got under way. He was clad in soiled dungarces and a pair of much worn working shoes thgt did not match. For the past three days he has haunted the docks of the transatlantlc lines seeking a chance to sign up on a vessel headed for some European port. The Rev. Mr. Kilmister has been in this country since 1912. He is an Englishman and has had experience on the sea hefore. In addition to] making visits to the graves of his brothers in France he will visit his former home {n Haworth, England, and will go to Germany as well, i He has a daughter who is remain-| ing with friends at Concord. REPORT FIVE CURES AT SHRINE OF SAINT ANNE New Haven Woman Is One Sald to the trip, pastor Have Been Cured of Paralysis, Quebee, July 27.—Flve cures were reported to have been effected at the shrine of Ste Anne de Beaupre, when the cornerstone of the new basilica, which is to replace that burned last year, was lald in the presence of !z’r.-" 0C0 pilgrims. | Stevens Motherway of Springfield, ass, a World war veteran who had crutches since he was left the crutches at the M gone on wounded, shrine, Thomas J. Brady of Springfield, and Mary Stilhain of New| Haven, also weré said to have been | cured of their allments, the latter of | parti paralysis, Mrs. H. Poitras of Na N. H., suffering from hip discase, and T.eona Peltier of Spring- | field, Mass., were said to have been | Curcs reported earlier this month | were those of Mrs. Anne McKernan, and Ernest Moreau, St.| Euphemie, P. of lameness. — e Q Johnny Dundee, new featherweight champion of the world, is shown in this night picture of a spectacular battle at the Polo Grounds, New York, with Eugene Criqui, French title holder, just after having floored his opponent for the first time. A right to the jaw put Criqui down for the count of nine in the first round. Dundee is shown walking to his corner as the referee counted over the fallen champion, who came up feebly before the bell rang and managed to stay the 16 rounds, though losing the decision. Albert Sans, Writer of Threats, Found Insane 27.—Albert lthut he was the slayer of Willlam Des- {mond Taylor, murdered motion pic- ture director, was adjudged insane in the superior court here yesterday, He Be a confident cook by using the best flavoring extracts—Baker's—in your | cakes, puddings, fces and desserts. | They are always reliable. | i | | | | 209, Discount Sale ON ALL WASH DRESSES BEAUTIFUL PLEATED SKIRTS BATHING SUITS SLEEVELESS W OOL JACKETS — AT 15¢ — 0dd Lot of CHILDREN’S SOCKS and WOMEN’S WHITE BATHING SOCKS Values to 75¢ Martinez, Cal, July Bans of Martinez who was accused of writing letters to an Oakland, Ca detective agency, threatening the lives | of Mabel Normand and Mack Sennett, | was committed to a state hospital, Brussels, July 27.—Wages of Bel- today effective August 1 by a Joint committee because of the increased cost of living. Japan's electric power has been so weakened through an exceptionally dry winter, that steam plants are motion picture notabies, and stating|gian miners were increased 5 per cent | being, Installed to help out, Saturday! —™ | . Day You Save On All Purchases— Of Quality Foodstuffs Made HE MOHICAN MARKET Here! E d BIG MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU FROM 9 TO 11 A, M. ROUND—SIRLOIN—PORTERHOUSI— STEAK ... SWIFT'S FRESH STEWING FOWL FRESH GROUND HAMBURG .. FROM 7 A, M. TO 12 Fine Gran. Sugar .. 10 Lbs. 94c | (With Other Grocery Purchases) BIG FANCY LEGS TO RIB AND LOIN T LB. 19c| 280 | 25¢ BEST NO 1— M. LEAN SMOKED— ' SHOULDER BEEF LEAN BOILING BEEF CHOICE POT PRIME RIB OASTS AR CURED CORNED BEEF ., Lb, ALL DAY SPECIALS PORK FRESH PORK TO ROAST FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS ... SMALL FRESH w. 22¢ w. 25¢ .w 14c . 18¢ MEATY FORES TO STEW .... FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. LAMB SALE ROAST .... 0 ROAST . Lb. 250 Lb. 18c « Lb. 15¢ l New Potatoes .. 15 Lb. Pk. 49¢ FROM 3 TO 5 P. 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Can 17c ' Extré Si)ecials for Saturday AT OUR’BIG SALE 'PALM BEACH SUITS Value to $18.50—~Mu‘sfi-G0 For Saturday 51075 ALL WOOL MEN’S - AND' YOUNG MEN’S SUITS - iy Value to $25.00—Special for Saturday. *157 ALL WOOL MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS Value to $35.00—Special for Saturday $22,75 Extra Special On ALL SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR Men’s Shirts as low as 89c Men’s Union Suits aslowas ........ 59¢ Men’s Trousers at ... $1.85 \ You Are Not Late—Come Saturday! New York Sample ~ Shop 357 Main St., New Britain 135 Main St., Bristol t{ CHAS. DILLON & CO. | HARTFORD 1000 Apron Frocks TO GO AT 89¢ MATERIALS are Gingham, Chambray, Percale, Cretonne and Linene with Gingham combinations. COLORS—BIue, Gray, Rose, Lavender, Brown, Green and combination colors in checks and stripes. SIZES—Regular 36 to 46. NOW ON SALE