New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 19

REVOLT IN MEXICO Obregon Says He Will Use Tron Hand Against Rebels — Entire Zone Around Vera Cruz Uprising. By The Associated Press | Mexico City, Dec, 7.—"The country | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922. 19 /717J’1‘11/a.r will be pacified; the rebellion will be put down with an iron hand,” said President Obregon upon arriving here last evening from Celaya where he has peen convaleseing from his recent ill- g ol is ready to help you solve your glft prohlems——pay hie was the only comment the a visit and see the wonderful things we are showing president would make on the reports that General Sanchez and Adolfo de la Huert d undertaken a ment against his government. presidential train arrived at o'clock in the evening and Obregon went immediately to his quarters in Chapultepec castle where he eon- ferred with members of his cabinet. Vera (ruz, I»: 7.—Troops in the entire maritime zone have joined the insurgent movement against President Obregon and G al Calles, accord- ing to reports that d been received here at an carly hour this morning. The rebellion is now said to embrace the whole of the Huasteea oil region Loyal troops from Mexico City it is | reported were in contact last night with insurgent forces. The railway lines hetween the capital and this city have been cut. MUSSOLINI T0 ACT SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS ” o . . from Endearing ('a'lrlg Enduring Our Large Stock WOMEN'’S 5¢, 10¢, 15¢, SILK UMBRELLAS 25¢ 1,0 Threatens to Close all Universities for With the new Smart Club Handles, wonderful quality silk coverings, many have wide tape One Year if Students on Strike Do | edge: colors—navy, purple, brown, red, green— Not Return, | Itome, Doe. 7.—Premier Mussolini | threatens to close the universities for | A year unless students cease their| $4.98 $12.98 i it s S New White Ivory or Amber Toilet Sets recefved order to| ost important as cist reforms approved by my govern- ment,” he said. At Naples several persons were | wounded and there was considerable | clubbing and smashing of furniture In & clash between students and gov- | ernment supporters. Order was re stored by earabineers. RATL/ RO!D BOARD NAMED Morrow, Grable and Baker Will Be Selectexd by President Coolidge Washington Dee 7.—President in fancy wooden cases—(silk lined) Priced From $ 14.98 to $24 398 THE GIFT THAT'S ALWAYS GOOD Hand kerchiefs Never Have We Shown Prettier Handkerchiefs A delicate bit of fine linen or lawn—brightly colored or snowy white—there are hundreds samL i o = 19¢, 25¢, 39¢, 50c¢, 75¢, 98¢ BED T R el ke jncae | ob Come and sce the wonderful values we are offering at the rallroad labor board. The name of Governor Fdwin P. Morrow of Kentucky will be sub- mitted as a successor to R, M. Bar- ton an a member of the publie group | of the board: E. F. Grable, who was given a recess appointment by Presi- dent Harding as a member of the| labor group, will be re-nominated and Horace Raker, who was re- appoint by President Haming last #pring as & member of the manage- ment group, will be presented to the | senate for confirmation The three nominations will fill all existing or imminent vacancies on the hoard. Dry rqu will remove spots and | blemishes ‘on window glass C Each A Smart Hand Bag always appreciated Our assortment was never so varied—every hand bag style is represented-—priced from $l .98 » $1 2.98 Have you seen the new UNDER-ARM BAGS? They're the mode of the moment, “AFTER BICYCLISTS State. Y 9 l | Wheelmen Without Lights Are Cause oo ‘ D MlLLER & CO of Many Auto Aocidents About the Worth Y ° | liabl Or Your Money | | | ble for a number of which the man powered machines ‘ Hartford, Dec. T.—Faflure of bicy- | un e | cles to carry lights has been respons have undertaken to prosccute riders f the bleyeles, not so equipped EXTRA SPECIALS for SATURDAY | = “vehicle” as defined in section 1 chapter 334 of the acts of 1921, is Our Stock of Christmas Goods is now complete and you will save money on all pur intendod to toetude Mepien 6nd Tay chases here tomorrow. Below we quote a few of the many bargains we are offering for be so construed in connection with saturday selling, LADIES' HOSIERY DEPT. Jadies’ Silk Hose, true shape, full fash- joned: Guaranteed 98¢, $1.59, $1.75, $2.25 Extra Special Shawknit Silk nnd Wool Hose, $1.50 value. Saturday Only £1.00 Gotham Gold Stripe Pure Thread Silk Hose ......... $2.00, $2.69, $3.00, $3.50 Burson Full Fashioned Hose, in regular and extra sizes per pair 50¢ TURKISH TOWELS 25 Medium Size Handy Size 2 for 25¢ | Winter Weight Stockingette Shirts and y SIB® ...ioviiiriciiinenes . Large Size R .»01‘ and 5% Fancies, with colored horders. . 50¢ to $1.25 soction 3 as to require the carrying of lights on bieyel Ninety-one accidents | —— yorted, to the departn x the' period, ir 38 in which mot WINTER WOOL UNDERWEAR el 6t B tRAa e T — « aceidents were collisions w prdcstrians. Shirts and Drawers ........... $1.621; ea. All Wool Shirts and Drawers $3.50 ea. Phone Co. Petition for Union Suits, from . £3.00 to £5.00 Subway Is Approved Children's Union Suits, first quality At a meeting Wednesday night of vs sives 9 " 85 tie special committee to consider the sizes 2 years oo e only; size 6 to 12 year application of the Southern New Ladies’ Cashmere Shirts and Pants England Co. for permission to i £1.98 and $2.29 pr. stall a subway in South Main street to be the only privately owned sut Ladies’ Union Suits, de luxe silk and " o eity, it is expected that wool .............. $2.,25, §2.98, $3.25 favorable action will be taken, al i ssured that there will s ... £1.00 and $1.25 o et prv-onster i S W Bates Satin Finish B('dhpl(‘ads £3.50 to $6.50 ! y unce and taxation, who is Pequot, 81x90—Saturday Only £1.69 s w»h e S, ousa wil Mayor O. 1 also 2 member of FLOOR COVERINGS Bailev's Floor Covering . 5% sq. yd. Armstrong’s Linoleum . $1.00 sq. yd. Inlaid Linoleum $1.59 and $1.79 sq. yd. | Imported Inlaid 2.25 to $3.00 sq. yd. Imitation of Oak I'm Rux Borders, 36 inch . save ... 5% yb. For Quick Returns Use Linoleum Runner for Halls and Stairs, 27 inch .. 79%¢ yd. Window Shades 59¢, 79¢, £1.00, £1.25, £1.59 We measure and give estimates free of charge for Window Shades and Floor Cov- erings. s makes maes songs Ay and NOVEL GIFT SIUGGEST ONS Tapestry Table Scarfs Betty Beads Fancy Straw Shopping Baskets in the new designs Fancy Trays in many designs Silk Hosiery Fancy Slates to use for keeping “Bridge™ scores (with pencil and sponge attached) Leather Covered Snap-Shot Folders Madeira Linens Dainty Vanity Sets Dainty Aprons Dainty Undergarments of fine nainsook and wonderful silks Bathrobes and Kimonos ; in all the wanted materials Brassieres Blouses of cotton or fancy silks Silk Petticoats Lots and Lots of WonderfulDollies : anxiously waiting to be bought so as to make some “Little Mother™ happy Beautiful “Mamma” Dolls with' natural hair, eyes that move and they say “Mamma” just as natural as life—all dressed in dainty clothes. Candle Sticks Gloves Corsets They are here in all sizes and a variety that is most | I complete, Fod i Our Dolls are priced from 69c “ $10 98 ] I MARK-DOWN SALE High-Grade Hats "EVERY VELVET HAT IN ()l R ENTIRE STOCK one o — BELOW COST — on'Frice Regardless of cost or value every Velvet Hat MUST GO. For tomorrow we offer in one lot at ONE PRICE your choice of 150 beautifnl Trimmed Hats made of the finest quality Lyons ° Velvet, in solid colors and combinations with gold and silver cloth, beautifully trimmed. These hats are all up to the minute, correct in style Regular Price 87.50 - $12.50 and exquisite workmanship. Come Early for \elm‘tmn Imported Beadedand Leather 6.& A HAND BAGS & The opening of our Hand Bag Dept. is really an innovation and has made a big hit. You will Splendid be surprised to find such beautiful bhags at a Christmas small price. Present Eastem Miliinery Co. 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