New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 3

OHID RECIPROCATES WITH CONN. DRIVERS Allows 15 Days Free Period in Retarn for Similar Conrtesy Hartford, July 27—The state motor vehicle department has been notified by Secretary of State Thad H. Brown of Ohio that under the provisions of the Ohio automobile laws, that state “will grant the same reciprocal period to motor vehicles of another state as that state grants to motor vehicles operating under Ohio llcense.” The result of this arrangement will be that any duly licensed Connecticut person will ba allowed to operate a motor vehicle in Ohlo for a period of fifteen days, or parts of days, not) necessarily consecutive, in any year, without taking out an Ohlo registra- tion, and, in the case of a chauffeur, Without obtaining an Ohio operator's -~licenge. The state of Ohio does not require owners of cars to have operators’ licenses, but such licenses are re- quired of regular chauffeurs, Conse- auently, Connecticut people driving their own cars may operate indefi- nitely in Ohio under their Connecti- tut operators’ licenses, provided they have complied with all Connecticut and Ohlo regulations; but, if Con- recticut cars are to be operated in Ohlo after the expiration of the “15- day period,” they must have Ohio registry and paid drivers, that is “‘chauffeurs,” must take out Ohlo driving licenses. Connectieut’ has similar reciprocal arrangements with states which in effect give to our motorists the same privileges in those ;Eates as we allow thelr motorists ere. BIBLE CLASS OUTING Field Day Tomorrow At Methodist Camp Grounds in Plainville—Party Will Leave At 1:30. Everyman’s Bible class will have a | Methodist camp | field day at the grounds in Plainville tomorrow after- roon. The class will leave the Meth- odist church here for the grounds at | 1:30. All the members plan on in- Viting their wives to attend the field day. A lunch will be served on the grounds to those who desire refresh- ments, J. Hugstrom, & Brewster and Dr Conger will have charge of the athle. tic program which will be as follows: New Britain vs, West Hartford; Walking race 100 yards; 100 yard dash; one-half mile relay race; sack race; team broad jump; tug of war; ball game 7 innings; volley ball; horse shoe pitching. Chester (>o'nce=sslon Terms Filed With State Dept. Washington, July 27.-—Copies of all regords and official documents relat- ing to the C'hester concession in Tur- | ey have been filed with the state de- partment by the Ottoman-American Development C'o., owners of the right rald, K. E. Clayton-Kennedy who ap- peared for the company yesterday ¢aid the organization expected to start work at once. (,E” l"l R\“l 4L DIES New York, July 27.--George Turn- bull, a ploneer mining man and rail- road builder and a former associate of Jay Gould died yesterday at Rosel- 1o, N. J., in his 78th year. Have You Piles? Then- You Have Something to Learn Thousands who have piles have not lcarned that quick and permanent re- | Jief ean only be accomplished with in- | Lomal medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount of treatment with oint- ments and suppositories will remove the cause. Bad circulation causcs piles. is a complete stagnation of blood in the lower honrl and a weakening of the parts. Dr. J. 8. Leonhardt was first to find the xs-ma:h His prescription, HEM-ROID, is now sold by all drug- gists. Dr. Leonhardt tried it in 1000 cases with the marvelous record of success in 98 perycent and then decld- ed it should be sold under a rigid money-back guarantee. Don't waste any more time with outslde applications. Get a package of HEM-ROID from The Clark & Brain- erd Co., who will gladly refurid the purchase price to any dissatisfied cus- . tomer. i WE DO NO DEVELOPING AND PRINTING FOR STORES IN THE CENTER OF THE TOWN. BRING YOUR FILMS TO THE STORE. Miss Avenge 57 Glen Street won the five dollar phote finishing ticket this week. Bring in your next film and look for your name in next Friday’s paper. 'Ohrnstedt’s 72 WEST MAIN ST. il f i neighboring | | There | Waterbury Chlld Dymg After Auto Accident Waterbury, July 27.——Margaret Lo- russo, aged seven, of 131 Bishop street Is in a dylng condition at St Mary's hospital as a result of being struck. by an automobile driven by Lous Morganstern, shortly before noon today. The accldent occurred on West Main street, where the child ran out from between two automo- biles which were parked along the curb, Morganstern was being ques- tiofed by Coroner John T. Monzan! this afternoon. Jury in Morse Case Is Excused During Arguments Washington, July 27.—The jury in the Morse trial had been excused to- day while the court heard arguments by opposing counsel on the instruc- tions to the jury. Arguments before the jury will beglh Monday. With prospects that each side will consume about two days, the case probably will go to the jury late next Thurs- day or on Friday. PROTEST PERSECUTION Stockholm, July 27.—The congress adopted vigorous resolutions urging the Rumanian government to cease the ‘“‘persecution’” of Baptists and to make certain. that local administra- tions in that country do not in the future interfere with any class or seéet in its religious worship. GLAIMS INTTMIDATION Evidence Is Shown Tending to Prove That Inmates of Brooklyn Insane Hospital Are Badly Treated. New York, July 27.—County Judge MecLaughlin in Brooklyn, who has been investigating treatment of pa; tients at the Brooklyn state hospital for the insane today turned over to District Attorney Dodd reports that one of the inmate.witnesses had been intimidated by an attendant. “I will twist your neck and kick in your ribs before I kill you if you don't keep that wagging tongue of yours still,” the inmdte was reported to have been told before he was taken to court. The man, examined vesterday gave little {information Later, as he was leaving the court- rcom, he told an attache I could have told the judge lots of things but I was afraid. e BODY, IS RECOVERED Hartford, July 27.—The body of Harold Delahanty, who was drowned in the Connecticut river Tuesday af- ternoon, was found today floating in the river near the South Meadow sta- tion of the Hartford Electric Light Co. Two employes of the electric 1ight company saw the body floating in the river after the steamer came up stream. *They notified the Hart- ford police. More Pl isons or Else Lay Off Booze Arrests Lorain, O., July 27.—~The authori- ties must relent in their against liquor for additional prison facilities, “The people voted in favor of pro- hibition and If the jall is not large enough you will have to build an ad | dition,”” Munieipal Judge Strenick told the county commissioner ‘when he asked that some of the prisoners be released to relieve crowded con- dltlnns at the fail. Morganthau Gives First Address at Williamstown Willlamstown, Mass, July 27.- Henry Morgenthau, former U, 8§, am- bassador to Turkey gave the first ad- dress in the institute of politics at the opening session here teday. He dis- cussed the triumph of the Turks at l.ausanne, deplored the failure of the United States to enter the conference ‘except as an observer and urged that this country should not assume its full duties as a world power. . FRANK A. DEAN DIFS Grayling, Mich,, July 27.—Frank A. Dean, United States consul to Na- ples under the Cleveland administra- tion and one of the most known democrats in the state, is dead at his summer home here, Ro thfeder S 378 Main New Britain OUR GREAT JULY CLEARANCE Clearance of Hosiery ROTHFEDER'S SUPER-SERVICE HOSE $1. A wonderful quality, full fashioned silk hose, all sizes, black, white and colors. ONYX POINTEX HOSE Perfect quality and all " $1.45 EXCELLENT QUALITY HOSE Of fibre and silk, guar- anteed to wear. Clearance CLEARANCE OF CORSETS De Bevoise Corselettes in sizes 34 to 46, two gar- ter effect, neat dobby cloth, special at 49c C-B Elastic Girdles, 12 inches long in sizes 24 to 32, pink, clearance at $1.00 A special selections of C-B Corsets that are slight- ly soiled or discontinued numbers; special at 50c CLEARANCE OF’ COATS, CAPES," WRAPS $998 $15 A wonderful selection of high grade coats, capes and wraps have been placed for immediate clearance, in g}iese two price groups. ar around styles in cloth and silk. LAST CALL Our entire stock of JEWELRY, SILVERWARE and IVORY must be sold at any price, during the next two or three weeks. Our plans for re- modeling our store are ready and the jewelry stock must go. We will not resort to “High-Phrased Sales” or Auctions. We simply offer you DEPENDABLE JEWELRY AT YOUR OWN PRICE. Step in and examine quality and designs; then set your own price within reason SALE Continues Until Next Wednesday, August 1st. Hundreds of value wise have already taken advantage of this event. A good selection of real values remain for those. who wait- ed until now. We have cut prices ruthlessly regardless of actual cost or value. and the goods are yours. HENRY MORANS Directly Opposite Myrtle St. 365 MAIN STREET CLEARANCE OF SKIRTS Two exoeptional offerings for immediate clearance. All Wool Crepe in tan and grey, knife pleated, all " $3.50 All Silk Knife Pleated Skirts in tan, grey, black and white, all sizes, for clearance $5.98 CLEARANCE OF BLOUSES Dainty blouses, all hand made, in voiles, dimities and batiste, for clearance $1.29 A wonderful group of Tub Blouses in cross bar- red and striped dimity gingham and voiles, some slightly soiled. 50c CLEARANCE OF DRESSES Smart New Styles Sacrificed! Never were values great- er than offered in this group of summer frocks made of voiles, Irish Lin- ens, Silks and Shantungs. $6.98 Radical reductions other modish dresses. $12.98 $15 CLEARANCE OF MILLINERY Three groups of hats ar- ranged for radical clear- ance. $1.00 $1.98 $2.98 on activities law violators in this| caunty or provisions must be made | widely | @ s@nflfi WMillivery o, INCORPORATED 177 MAIN STREET Tomorrow—Saturday TRIMMED HATS Our entire stock of Light Colored Trimmed Hats divided into two groups.. You will be amazed at these values. Values from $7.50 to $12.95 '5.0 Felt Hats They are all the go { They come in all colors: and are trimmed with Pheasant feathers. ! $3.95 Wonderful Selection of Styles ’3. Sports Hats White and other colors in Leghorn, Silk and Fabric combinations. $2.45 . — All Children’s HATS $1.00 HOSIERY 3 BIG SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY $1.95 Full Fashioned Silk $1.95 Full .Fashinnpd $2.50 Heavy Ingratn SIK- Stockings ; black and colors. Sheer Silk Stockings; black Stockinge, $2 15 L4 % $1o65 L $1.65 All colors ... gun metal ... For Quick Returns Use He rald Classified Advts. MID-SUMMER SALE COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Down Balance On Easy" Weekly Payments Every Machine Fully Guaranteed by John A. & Andrews and Columbia gt Graphophone Co. Moddt Grafonola g Grafonola |HEAR THE NEW POOLEY NOW THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CONSOLE MADE Plays All Makes Records And Plays Them Perfect 1t Will Pay You to Hear The Pooley Before Buying Any Other Come In Néw Pooley New Pooley Console Console ;D MACHINE BARGAINS, VACATION MODELS CHEAP All the Latest and Most Popular Records Now On Sale John A. Andrews & Co. 132 MAIN STREET . NEW BRITAIN THE BIG FURNITURE STORE