New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1923, Page 13

L] Md. ENGLAND AWAITING [POINGIRE SUGGESTS 0N _|ccrce, e o, v ot i oo e e o] ENfilAN" AWAITINE REPARAT[ONS GONFERENCE sion have been suggestod mr-nths;[‘l‘w'fll the premi the un : of the body of experts; in any eve nt, | meeting today, rean that the ! % the committee would be composed of |[commission appoint the delegates hnew of t) ity J A {delegates from the powegs repre- |forthwith so that they might act on he souths French Premier Injects New Factor [ sented on the commission. the proposals made hy the German v eitv. took a chance a —— M. Poincare, who, it is said, would |9} at the hearing they ¢ | the distiilery in the noethern siburl Non.commmal in Meantime on Into Situation as Germany's |, Mo Foincare who, it i would| equested. The commission, e eyt B cantime Request Is Taken Up tion for negotiations with Germany|i*Pected,” would sancilon such o z [ g now that the economie situation in|l“aring. N ! S P : Repmflons Talk f’ar:, ‘;Iov. 13.—~A new factor had |the Ruhr is clearing up, would have | CH s A sas \',',"” MR ADVIELS GITe 0 ¢ entered the reparations situation to- |the proposed committee of experts . ipas, o Noy; ’ , day as the repafation commission met |empowered o do several things. . 1t |GN1 WHISKE Y THIEVES Gt Iy gt U i il ! to decide whether Germany's request | would arrive at an estimate of Ger- B’Lfl” Aspaciated Prem. ‘for a financial learing should be|many's external resources; it wouid | AFTER DAR’NG ROBBERY i lond(u-n. Nov. 13.—Until Premier | granted. suggest how these might be used for 5 H;a::re‘ohu om:lally advised the The addition was Premier Poin-| her reparation accounts; it would de- 3 vernment regarding the de- |care’s own proposal that the commis- | termine what steps Germany should | . a5 ghoytd" a¥ald’ any o ! o 8 | Armed Bs I 25 Robhers L 5- talls of his proposed new reparation |sion name commitice to investigate | take towards re-establishing her fi-| o o OF 22 fobhers Loot Dis- .. titut Bmus : inquiry Great Britain will withhold |thoroughly Germany's economic and |nances; it would make every effort to| tillery Near Balfimore But Are i £ Crason 8 M ot veen Greece and Gpea formal expression of its attitude. financial condition with a special | Jearn the location of the Reigh's ex- | s As the suggested committee of ox- |view to determining means of | ported capital an¥ wéuld then study Captured lLater ! ! P rerts, however, would apparently |bringing back to the Reich illegally | means of returning it | A E g | Baitimore, Ma.. Nov o = w case romonrow | SAY “BAYER” when you bUy-‘gMu‘m operate on an even narrower basis government. will decline to join in.it. St. Louis. Pl istitlory Bt Gunnnbront, x| separation stit of Mrs, Helen Eiwood | Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for especially as there is no Jyn,;‘i..:;,,;r; . Lous, ease |leaving with severa! > el s against W. 1. D, Stokes, ealled’| Pt - vt | . | whiskey. Several hours later pol on the supreme court calendar today, | ~ J 1 o, T At Sl s o't ; |cantured two drivers and thros trucks | Wis postponed until tomorrow. ; Colds Headache Neuralgia ~Lumbago |iedel MU MUND . whiskey. nieac] ' i <‘ Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism ‘ | Towson, about ten mi y from Delayed Repentance. French Explain Stand. 5 the hold-up. The men t gave , 1014 -up. av Wisconsin P’ di E - 4 o " & committee of inquiry which Presi- ; and Walter Marino, both of Phila- | l5q for a time, but finaily arose which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” bozes of 12 tablets Also del::l Barthou of the reparation com- delphia. and said mission was expected to make before | R o ] f Four government guards at the dis- | ..o o0 Ay, tles of 24 and 100—Druggiste. that body this afternoon was ex- 4 {tillery were ove rpowered and hand- ‘ o et ny H“d. o L 2 A how bad T have been, but T dasn't xdo Aspirip 1s the trade mark of Bayer Mapufacture of Monosceticacidester of Salicylicacid plained at the French foreign office < |eufied together in a circle t when the grand jury is in session.” as a simple confirmation of the French ; \ | The men galmd entrance to the ™ JCl T8 BT S0t o n "shouted i ::L::pdcln‘l-l'e:;xr:]:"fi tt:m “r:"-"lm'”" | \ "l"‘ ""','.”” L',‘,‘N',’,;:m :\,..»“\‘d Sl REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | Whiting street; Howard L. Platt to for the mmmimwi:(r' b l(‘\-sn ‘“.',"v'f‘,"‘ g : ) | v nd started away. The hand- but He ain't on that grand! The following realty deals have Phillp B. Stanley, Shuttle Meadow xperts on which 3 s * e " Success, . avenue and Lincoln street; Mary A. it was sought to have the United & ' cuffed gu: made their way to the | . | been recorded at the town clerk’s of- Ringrose to Stephen W. Dudack and stutes represented. p b home of a neighbor and 3 S [fice: New Britain Real Estate and | afrol b R O e Yosea The French proposal for an e€pert alarm. Two large tour Instructions Required. { Title company and the Vibberts com- | f5 1 ¢/ B’:ll‘!;fiw B+ s Bar. committee of inquiry is not regarded said to have accompai the tru “1f T only knew what to do unh'plny to Fred Petrucelli of Clayton e RIS T fn official cireles as & new thing, but i ‘ While this robbery was going on | baby!" court; Meyer Zinman to Santi Clanci, | *"O"SKY, Dewey street. simply ag a French interpretation of 15 government agents were escorting “Didn’t you get a hook of instrue-|50 Union street; the Hardware City | 'hfi manner .:n which an expert com- § . nineteen truckloads of about 4, tions with it, mother?” — Kasper, | Co-operative association, Ine,, to Al- mittee.- may be set up without degart- 3 . We # o8 y v key from the Stockhoim, | bert and Emma F. Gess, 26-28 ing from the provisions of the treaty of Versailles, M. Poineare is understood to have indicated to. M., Barthou what he| considers such a committee could use? | A 4 b fully do and asked him to present X , those suggestiond to the reparation " e SR . commission in connection with dis A o cussion of the German government's : 3 - request for a hearing before the com mission on Germany's capacity to pay ¥ The commission will decide whether ! ; to take the subject up itself for con- Donnelly, Mullen Co. :‘f.”'.".‘]‘"” 'I’; f"l‘“:,‘"ll‘, ol "‘;;:‘o""'!"‘_' 4 St. Louis boasts about its pretty n; ::s‘h:’:‘:r;w‘!nl ul: 'im‘o"tr;m -rt‘:f:; | bathing girls. And it has a host of —_— -~ 5 ahtous Y i critics say, is Harriet H. Melka. She 080 A%Re. |is a telephone operator at the Sidney | BANKER A SUICIDE i e J uSt for wedneSday vesttisiat: 1 A Ex-President of Paducah, Ky, In- < - — stitution, Which Has Closed Ilnurs,‘ "I-IGHT COUG The hard chunks of phlegm that clog Takes Own Life, | .25 o iy !fl:rt tbruhc na nose v‘r’hen h‘ou (Il\‘aia I- p < ’ e - N : ight co make your breathin, jeult P vl‘akv(mnh, l\‘y‘, Nov. 13.—F mn}c N. > o and yon:‘thrn-t hard to heal. ise the .. m .. Fisher, president of the Ohlo Valley ;i hlegm by the quick, easy and safe wi : Pire and Marine Insurance company ¥ ‘ake Leonardi's Cough Syrup (Creo- ted), Th ‘ rnmsy re. .. .. and ex-president of the Ohio Valley l”"'"“ ccm{l : R s anti IQP( h | Viank and Trust Co., which closed its i g lieves, sootheS ind heals. I 2 opens the air passages, cuts the phlegm 1 it b B gy b, and protects the lungs, Best. uatest and | : : g R Ao g e ’ o] bronchitis, 'fi&opin‘ cough an croup, B _Hit and miss Rag Rugs, Flannelette Gowns, dou- Children’s Jersey Leg- EXTRA SPECIAL despondent following the fallure of i T o drten, T e ttle today from size 27x36. | ble yoke, back and front, 3y 1 lined " Ladies’ Coat Sweaters— the bank, and according to eclose s J LD LY CITY DRUG STORE Wednesday pink and blue stripe. gins, fleece lined, €XIM | Brushed Camel Hair, sport friends had spoken of ending his Iif¢ | : : n i ‘ Just for 89 good quality in black, | style. All sizes. Value $4 (o the revivalist, Tceland has neither trees nor raile roads. on scveral occasions. o — Wednesday ..... £ each. Just for $ Feather Pillows, covered | brown and grey; button on Wed. Each .. l 079 TO DISCUSS TRAFFIC PROBLEMS ‘ ; , ¢ Members of the New Britain traffio with A. C. A, Ticking — - the side and elastic waist bureau will motor to Hariford this Wednes- 98 Brassieres, front garters, v vhere they will meet in joint | Goaas : > . R S T S L day cooonninnnns Cc elastic sides, made of good band. All sizes, very spe Ladies' Silk Lisle Sport the officials of the B, and A. railroad, —_— — =T 4 quality coutil, in all sizes. cal. Just for 69(; Hose (English ribbed) = to discuss embargo troubles, on the » - Juit for B and & ot : RPN - -G - T ey Colors, black, white, grey, h sand and cordov: Just | i 60, =5 inches wide. l 9c . Wednesd:yo ln45un C Wednesday, Yard Pai “roworce | ERETVTIANVISNEI — [WINTER COATS 1f you get up in ghe morning tired, 27 inches wide, good heavy Ladies’ Wool Hose in B T e e, Goeed NUALITY GOONS AT u, 318- MAIN STY || i s ; o haln oolors and hesth ARtttk By coNOMY. PRICES © TEL. 2485 Wednesday, Yara 15€ SpOl't and Utlhty Wear mintesen, Vebue 000 S5, dose of Schenck’s Mandrake “‘wake up’’ that lazy liver and make Just for 79 Wednesday, Pair (¥ you foel like new. Schenck’s Man. . : % i drake Pills are worth a trial tonight. T BB 94 ‘ 0 | Surens' Unifarsas: B All Wool Sport Coats carefully made, lined throughout MORNING SPECIALS FROM 7 A, M. TO 12:30 NOON Nurses’ Uniforms; linen, | 2 . : 4 25¢ per box—uncoated or sugar coated | iadaght it ¢ S e .\ce||.,..1‘qu“m,-, 36 inches with a fine grade of Lingette. Plaids and plain .cnlors. Dr.J. H. Schenck & Son, Phila. Adv | ROUND IRLOIN PORTERHOUSE wide. 29 Popular side-tie models, snappy belted models; invert- B BEBARE .......cc0iis0vessvennsese B 1900 Wednesday, Yard Cc ed or box pleats; smart patch pockets. Ladies' Fleece Lined e - Sizes 16 to 44. JUST FOR WEDNESDAY Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, Dutch neck, el- | Bes 1 3 BestPue 0 ‘ Ladies’ Cloth, No. i.ooo 3 S i POTATOES pk. 33 (o 1 LARD ... 2 Ibs.29c —fine quality of long cloth, | bow sleeve. Just for Wed.- ——— <ArY PTIEHE e 36 inches wide. | sday ..... Special 9 A. M. to 11 A, M. B Wednesany, yara 19€ Py S $l 19 SMOKED SHOULDERS - Turkish Towels, double ALL DAY SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS thread, Soavy : 3 LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS .Ib. 14c § quality. Wed. ... 25c { Men's Fllnm_'l Work BUABL PURK .. covsessissvonosiass l}l:. 17¢ = — ec 0c ::;:: ‘:r‘:"“:.:' .I:l:f:d. ROAST VEAL css008si0000csssRELY | . 22¢ Marquisette for curtains, | 200 | rl [ Just fol . . BONELESS POT ROASTS |~ ihr 18¢ || cram ami com '3 | Wednean, e 93 € . pn S ot - 10C §| Wednesday, Yard 1 7c f | Boudoir Lamps | ~one e and comes out. Made in clear . . g A 2 tha 9% J - g d in thin plasters. The Best Frankforts .. 1b, 18¢ Sourkraut 3 Ibs, 25¢ 150 Marquisette and 2 23;:',‘.‘;“;,",‘;'.',2,“ | Fresh Cut Hamburg b, 18¢ Corned Beef ...... Ib. 10¢ Serim Curtains, 2, vards 'I‘c’": H'::ed‘—(-;:: v:’ne. Co:‘- | X i i ‘i >, . . ALY rdoval long, ruflle edge with tie- | ~With the new Parchent and savy. Just for Wed- At your drugeist '# Domino Granulated SUGAR. . 5 Ib. pkg. 47¢ back. 98¢ shades. Three colors; composi- nesday Edan Bhassas R N S Wednesday, Pair | tion base; handsome designs: g Extra Fancy PEACHES large can 25¢ ST bo-ow s ol emgeg Pair . Fresh Pink Saimon Tomato Soup. .. 3 cans 25¢ Unbleached Sheets, size | An ideal Christmas gift. NotA. .\‘.e«'l‘llta.iwlj-’n““h 29¢ | fancy Seeded Raisins 81x90 good heavy grade of ‘::f &"‘L:;'.)d Ladies' Chamoislike Dy Not- sins 9 gm 5 ™ s o . 2 pkgs. 27¢ cotton. - 98 c | st oo Wolhester plex Gloves, gauntlet style; sy T 0NN 2 s ; e Rumford’s Baking Reyal Lunch Crackers Wednesday brown, mode, grey, beaver. Powder . 1h. 29¢ | poveneneen. 20b8 25 “Piaid Bed Blankets, wool | Wednesday Fancy Tomatoes 2 cans 2 Fairy Soap ... 6 cakes and ::"oflon mi::df we‘;ght 81 -39 Winner Fresh Roasted COFFEE ib. 25¢ e $4.98 | ® | i s Wedgwood Creamery BUTTER ... 21bs. 99¢ B/} “Table Damask. 72 inches Ladies' Fine Black Cot- Fresh From the Churn wide, g{e(:‘l'y patterns. Reg. ton Gloves, 2-clasp, fleece —— price $1.00. lined. Wed. Parksdale Farm EGGS Wednesday, Yard 79C Ladies' Silk and Wool Ladies’ Sik and Wool | g . — ST T 1 P S “Cowhide Leather Boston | Sport Hose, excellent qual- Hose, with silk embroid- Extra Hcav’ ('RAPEFRl IT 4 for 25¢ Bazg.‘ "‘4"'. ARSAGE S ity. Values to $2.50 pair. ered clox. Colors, brown, S FLORIDA ORANGES .. [l soecint . 81,29 | Coton, trown, savy, gray, | wrer, Mok endmmel — | L LARGE YELLOW ONIONS 6 ibs. 19¢ Aunt Lydia's Knitted | camel and black and white. ‘ \‘l'le 32.3? pair. Just for :hm' h:“‘h".;"‘ without ednesday umbs, nes- 2 l ¢ ‘ ™ S 2 i ‘ Just CRANBERRIES _............. utn 36c i} sepiwie 91¢ | P, e 98¢ | A R The simplest way to end a corn Tomens Supmepsnin § NATIVE FOWL ........ ... Ib. 39