New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 16

INPERIAL WIZARD 1S T0 BE ARRESTED Klan Opponent Fears Plot Against| His Own Life Ma Se mer Lek mor war- | vast Peace Hiram W 1 three x Klan on Atlanta, Ga Vov. 7. rants for the arrest of Dr. ¥vans, imperial wizard, other officers of the Ku eomplaint of Dr. Ired B. chief of staff of William Simmons, klan who quoted as having expressed fear : injury at “the hands of the Bvans|,., faction,” is the latest development at- |, tendant upon the question t the | shooting to death, last Monday of W for the klan fac me Johnso i‘ of emperor, tion fighting Evan publicity agent for the tor of the “Knight Hawk,"” publication. Associates of the warrar are H. perial kligraph, or national of the order; Crown Harwe fal k k, or head of i gon i T. J. McKinn investigation departme: . The cording to newspapermen, cipal Judge T. O. Hathcock 2t when Dr. Johnson went ge's home to make omplaint ey were given deputy sheriffs to b served, hut the men named lad 1 been takn into custody early today Vears For Own Safety Dr. Johnson was quoted told Judge Hathecock that for requesting the warrants wa for his safety due to the killing Coburn by Fox and Fox that he, vor Simmons and yted to go.” K (*ha warrants were issued, ac- |, - by M late to th the t of fest ni his « 1 18 h his r him yve heen sent At Evans s sald to be York or en route to 1on is said to be at his res at Norcross, Ga., and Ra who live near the were not at ! riffs who attemipte 1 K i Hurwood, L erial palace, deputy sh e the warrants re Tox Still silent. « indicted yesterday * murder, remains silent he motive for the & 1 his first stateme hat Coburn had in ! uments that would r said nothir that reason (nr'w;h: er any such documer Dr. Johnson, who &ald h Coburn in prepar t is sald to have b lamaging to his public. Dr. Joh saying that Cobr comparative strangers spaperme yort i ts was uting auth to review n with the g of Coburn el GAS FUMES KILL 1IVI Seven Other Sailors in Serious Condi- tion on French Steamer Havana, Cuba, Nov. i bers of the crew of the F'ren er Caroline were killed and » in a serious condition t quence of inhaling process of fumigating t Caroline came to port wit ish immigrants on board a mediately fumigated tary lawa. She belongs Transatlantic company INTEND TO sk Among the rsonal propert town clerk towing: John Griakdozki, l.yma smegal, street Olesa Klemens Mar Marinczyk, stor STORES vesterday T, 8. CONSLT Mexico Cit States cons charge of 1t in Mexico diplomat City and Ca e ——— Neglected Cough Has Been the Death Warrant to Many a Strong, Vigorous Man IN (HARGY For Severe, Obstinate Coughe Lungs, Allen's Lung Healer i Wonderfully §fective on the iTALL CEDARS OF LEBANON present cere [Those Who Pscaped at Philadeiphia FIRE WAS SET T0 CONCEAL SLAYING Confident Woman DDEADAND HANY et ~ WOUNDED IN RIOTS T0 GATHER IN WATERBURY ny Saplings to Be Initiated At An- Tuscaloosa Police Cracow Has Most Serious Out- Sy . break-Mob Disarms Infantry = _siminsnam. s, xov. 7 om nual Ceremomial in Brass Whose Body Was Found Was City Saturday Murder ven New Britain Masons who are 7 mbers of the Tall Cedars o »n, which holds its annual cere- nial at Waterbury this Saturday, erduy reccived invitations to he Several of the New Britain planning to attend the fes- working on t mystery in conne | tion with the finding of the charr: of a woman in a church for ne which burned near Tu | By The Associated Press. hody Warsaw, Nov. 7.—Twenty-two pet | sons have been killed and three score | joosa last week have another possible wounded in riots and bombings grow- | elue, they announce, with the arrest ling out of the strike of the railway |, ) | workers. The disorders occurred despite greement of the socialists to call off the strike in return for the ment’'s promise to withdraw the mili ry from the railroads most serious riot was a crowd surrou re s is an organizatior ilthough mem- | it s T'he ry is the | picious churge. According to the police, rested in a rooming hous had newspuper clippings | th 1 T |back of which was written the ardlof a young woman reported mi " |sinee the night the church burned. to the ( both say ilar otto when Johnson on nnnual Wa \tended vho 1 1,000 in | ind wlo motor from all parts | 1t is heid in the armory, | COW T $ie ity Matae !diqu-m“l company of infe and usually the number of |men were rescued by a ca Although Tuscaloosa officials tes initiated nt the annual |in which 20 persons were | identity of the victim has not been 300 to of the dead were soldiers Including | ¢op)ched. Chief Deputy Henry Hill of th e |three officers. | defferson county insists her name is Cracow has b govern- rl mi well over cnse at Cra- ate where 1 t \E al i« from tion of . n the scene of com | munist propaganda of most active sort |}y e be 0 L for according to the government, | /¢ (ICHBTEC leaders. 5 | - £ Alf Wincheste xploded in Warsaw yester- | o oion with the wadqus G of headquarters of |y "y intains his o he can make directed, n e h\"l‘”“:‘ bl homb « day morning in the the socialists killing the porter : wounding the janitor. The city was alarmed the disturbance, but no further trouble oeccurred. 1 A socialist leader was killed a | Boryslaw, Galicia, in the course of & disturbance in that town. I'roopers policing the cities and no con stout for the moni s with eception o'clock, ed for Tusca \ mem The Templetan being eption committer rles K < in the of the rec loosa county jail The burned body skull had heen fraetured and several ribs broken. Officials are confident | that the fire was to hide a murder. r ontbreaks are reported. 3 ™ apparent settiement ot the | Four Now Dead, Fifth Is < attributed to the failure of | - e liear Expected to Die, in Crash alists and communists to suc- in inciting sufficient disorder and [ Newton, Mass., Nov The death amie disturbance throughout the [toll from the automobile accident in e a tie-up of the rail- | Weston has been inc today by the death of | McPherson of Boston at the \ ivities includs in the vening follows . afternoon in Tuneh ath The str CONVICTS NOT CAPTURED Still Are at Liberty No I Brody two hiladelphia e most inte country o mak Miss Martha hospita Emi ffective roads ¢ 1he war MARRIAGE NOT S0 GOOD L | Who Wed Hard to Two women, McPher; w ‘\tVA | Migs Killed who one and man, wer s easter A ibe hieh t rty the w Ida Dowr of Rritish Larl o Operator 1inds Tt Alonz Without Much Money er by towr Get on the look Lond Nov The Farl -« Stradbro danghter spring married & wireless operator on a British liner is not finding her new intormation | e as as the she ' dom, but to the Daily . employment later, as make ends o va . With Musterole gelaway H]fl ).,F.' , Have Musterole handy when a'cold - starts. It has all of the advantages of capt grandmother’s mustard plaster WITF.- OUT theblister. You just apply it with the fingers, First you fecla warm tingle as the healing ointment P®netrates the pores, then comes a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief, Made of pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients, Musterole is recommended by many nurses and doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu- matism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neu- ralgia, congestion, pains and aches of the back or joints, muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest, It may prevent pneumonia and “flu.” To Mothers: Musterole is now made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. 35¢ and 65¢, jars Some Squirrel ! red squirrel that fe for whose cap anch has of the pen who A little into | the | finally manuged to swim lived | > tees raplds just above Falls shore easy one she made is seeking woman to a statement Sketch, needl for free Lour 1bouts their meet ride, who hefore MeKer R has ne | er marriage but | money young Owen Elizabeth at n since 1 wvants to earn demand ald, that e vous h AT 1 T 3 <he DRINKING MORE LIQUOR heavy According therefore s to 1 f work home she start friends to give her ne ders 1 P get keon going." chieved this iness as a citizens ¢ than they rants were suloon keep er met mors X When 1o or it has nduy AN in dress hi ft iner em-| Mckenna le when he wa arried ploye m em to ke local s in lodgi s governo H tomorrow and the WANTED 5,000 DANCERS TO ATTEND THE First Grand Fashion Show — and Dance — FRIDAY EVG, NOV, 9TH, JESTER'S HALL, New Britain S has « Suffolk Better than @ mustard plaster —~CAPITOL — NEXT WEER MONDAY POLA’ NEGRI IN “THE CHEATY MRS. SIDNEY DREW IN PERSON 12 Real Live Beauty Models Moore Brus.&ni_t‘z;ry»_fifsh Market IS THE PLACE TO SELECT FRE FISH—A BIG VARIETY AND FINE QUALITY AT ALL TIMES Long Island Sea Trout .. 18 b Medium Mackerel . 1%¢ Ih Native Yellow Perch 20¢ 1h Large Bloater Mackerel Fancy Weak Fish Jancy Striped Bass 35¢ Native Bullheads . @ Saybrook Eels h Penobscot Salmon . 30¢ Whole Fish 16¢ h Elegant Serod Steak 25¢ Fancy White Halibut. Block I<land Swordfish, Live and Boiled Shrimp, Long I<land Scallops, Round and Little Neck Clamg, Steaming Clams, Finnan Haddie. Boneless Salt Cod 18¢ h, 3 1h 50c. Try our Guilford Oysters, opened fresh every day at our market. They are fine. We are open {iil 9 o'clock Thursday evening. Moore Bros. Fish Market 1 COMMERCIAL ST, Just OfF Main Si. ‘get - Fire resistance Beauty Permanency and Storm Protection by Roohng for the ages ROGERS SASH & DOOCR CO. 150 Chestont St Tel. 199 inthrop ngored Asphait Splendid Shore Haddock 12¢ b Saybrook Flounders 12¢ h Large Fresh Herrings Long Island Snapper Bluss Boston Blue Whole Fish Rockport Cod —— 25¢ Th 20¢ h 1 b | 15¢ h e 1h e hindles HAVE YOUR LEYES LXAMINED AND GLASSES VITTED BY A. PINKUS 1yeddgin Specialict 300 MAIN ST. New Britain LECTURE A BIGHT ATTITOM —Ry— ANGELO PATRI OF NEW YORK Angices Business & Professional Women's Chnhy AUDITORIUY Sovy. 8w cawr IRIDAY ) Admisston 3 Hewrved sears $1.00—f L] L] - s Tas Seats @t Door and st Dickineon 1 Beautiful ThanksgiVing Linens j | | « last night of Jack Johnson, who | jailed on a dangerous and sus- | ar- | econnting | # business card on the | | known, although other points are .to | His pre- | showed that the | sed to four !l eousin of | ' Loosen Up That Cold i i | HARTFORD HARTFORD Are Now at Special Reductions —Second Floor Thanksgiving dinner is more than an excuse for our selling and your buying new table linens. . 3 Thanksgiving day isn't sufficient reason of itself becausé¢ linens are bought not for a day, but for years to come; and when you realize that Thanksgiving ushers in a whole pro- cession of holiday dinners, and a whole season of social luncheons and dinners you'll appre- ciate that the FFox sale, just before Thanksgiving, is the logical time to replenish the linen supply. , 'p\'\'r-‘\'r‘ reduced table damasks in the finest qualities and newest ' patterns; we've re- duced decorative linens: luncheon sets, tea napkins, doilies and centers; we've reduced lin- en towels, and many other household needs not in linen, Come to the linen section tomor- row and buy. You'll save enough to give you a thrill of satisfaction, Pattern Table Cloths Quilted Table Pads and Other Needs and Other Needs st §1.98 $2.29 - $2.79 $1.79 $1.89 T $1.15 weight, scalloped edge, $5.98 cotton; size $1.49 nd sealloped edges; 75¢ hed Huoek Towels, size 185x36; all pure lar price . 4'2';.c Sale price, each 8 Inches wide, red Glass Toweling, all pur Quilted Pads for Tables- price § Sale price, each - price $3.19, size T0x80 $5.48' i $5.95 ‘{;498 " o, o, i $4.50 : . I pure and ' $1.48 20, hem " $1.39 23 hemmed $3.89 borders, damask patterns, 25¢ all Linen Damask Tray Cloths, size 69c¢ part linen weft, Pattern good quality; Spesial for this Napkins to mateh, 1 Dan price pri n. st Hemstitehe Table I pure linen r pri Damask, 70 S wide Iinen 60 inches, round, regular per 3 iy gular price $1.79 v price, each 1 quality mercerized Regular $1. pire white sale pric Napkins, med rveady for Sale pric Napkins, pur ! ready for 1 inch Padding price, per‘ya h-ineh 1cit Padding, re le price por yard . Satin Bed Spres cut corners, size S8 $8.00. Bed Sheets, made S1x99; regular pr Bale price, Pillow ( fine ard linen damask; Regular price r size $6.50 use heayvy regular price ch of Cannon 1.6 colored Very special, Table Cloths, hemmed ready for use; g0 Very special irkish Towels, double loop, size 18x36, pries h cach 2 embroidered regular price 9 regular price Hale seN, Turkish Bath regular price Hemstitelie i regu linen; he 6 inche lnen; LR for n sh Towels, 1 ready Sule price, a long: ar pric e e et ———— . oo s, st i or blue check; regular pries Sale price, per yard . hemme ROWLEY BROS. INC, PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL, 2018, Pstimates cheerfully given on all jobs $2-31 Lafayette St C H urniture RUGS. AND FLOOR COVERINGS Sol Agent for PREMIER RANGES A. D. LIPMAN Tel, 1520.2 A. H. ngris wGeneral Trucking— 80 WEST ST, TUL, 1233 3 INSURANCE—Call on me for protection in Fire, Burfglary and Life Insurance. A personal Accident Policy for $5.00 per year that is well worth looking up. H. 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