New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUKSUAY, MAKCH 13, 1924. 0% SPECIAL 20% DURING THE FIRE IN THE NEXT BLOCK SOME OF THE SMOKE SIFTED INTO OUR STORE. THE INSURANCE ADJUST- ERS MADE US A VERY SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT WHICH WE WILL PASS ALONG TO YOU. NO FIRE DAMAGE AND ABSOLUTELY NO WATER DAMAGE JUST A LITTLE SMOKE BUT DUE TO OUR REPUTATION OF SELLING ONLY FIRST CLASS GOODS WE ARE GIVING 20% REDUCT]ON ON CERTAIN THINGS POSITIVELY NO SMOKE DAMAGE TO OUR STORAGE OR WARE HOUSES ALL RUGS | UPHOLSTERED 'LAMP SHADES On Our Big Display Racks FURNITURE | On Our First Floor—All Reduced 20% gonrowmisomiinis Reduced 20% Because of Slight Smoke Damage, We | ceived Last Week. None of the Lamp Bases Were Affected Have Received Special Permission to Cut R d d 20 by the Smcke and Are Therefore Not the Price on Whittall Rugs. e uce % | Reduced. All Sample Mattresses and Plllows Reduced 109 POSlTlVELY NOTHING BUT THE ABOVE lNCLUDED IN THI% SALE. SALE WILL LAST ONE WEEK ONLY. NO GOODS EXCHANGED. PROMPT DELIVERIES. CASH PAYMENTS. _B. C. PORTER SONS REPUBLIGAN WOMENS RALLY Tarriage A, with most ’;f“".'.!‘i’GH]GAGO C0-EDS DROP TITLES BEING ABUSED Armor—But Not Enough! e W MW e » Arink by giving the Kk MAN HATING POLICIES 1 e s s 1eats 10 ey finding that women dressed in elabor- | Decree Providing Heavy Penalt 4 Y gnve a Mrs, Merritt of Hartford Speaks of |ate clothes, fksued an order that they| Campus Leaders Say It Would Vail & ¥ s 3 the pail out of wear dark, high-collared dresses, high For Offenders. Al 0 N W fweda 3 s———— e —— shoes and cotton or wool ! stockings. | Due to Suspepuibility of : - DS sarch 11 CTRR ebum et / ST T T NSRS 15 ATTENDED BY 100{aner s years \Sries. "l Sheersoa heard of it, reviewed the staff, and Importance of Voting—Social Program Enjoyed the Girls ny tities of nobility in Italy has caused The firet opening meeting at the FRANC CL[MBS HIGHER ] Chicago, March 13.—~Thers will be lyna jssuance of & royal decres under " 's headquarters in » the University ::M;"”r:;: lfiy?"y"“‘; Main street was 0 man-haters’ club at iwhich the Herald's office may impose 4 lock on A E t Wi of Chicago for the present It 1as ! fines of 5,000 Iire or more upon of beld last cvening. About 160 woemen { wore pregent and a social time was | UP 15 Points at Opening of ““-‘ll"‘"“l on talked of considerably, BUL @renqoks, Heretofors the law has per cnjoved. The meeling was for the | gogaye.Morgan Loan Helps to | CA0vass of the campus today would fyg . d only |r|~ M sentences for the » i purpose of allowing t women of the tend the indicate indefinite postpone statute, by semeeal ¢ 1l 10 3 city who are interasted in politics to| Sabilise 3¢, ment N nt was fd, bt it s ; 4} Af h d become acquainted and to formaily i | "Neliva Newton of Washington, th Sntorced, b It n 1 ‘ ter the reading . Ao New York, March 13.—~Fortified by | prom leader, said: “1 s gk 5 open the new headquarters i o Prom 1eaeey, Sas be inavgurated against users of imag & . Mes. Allce Patterson Merritt of | the §100,000,000 crodit established | éuch assinitity as the OrEAnisation of & yo.py tities, the idea being to curb the ; % . 0‘ flle meters the N ding officer at the last) here for the Bank of France, the Man-haters’ club h e “ 1T practice and assist the national i = £ v, E nvention held in Hart French frane mount ; v a woman prominent in re- | .35 cents at the op v Yoraf Prifter declared that “dat-) g L el J 4 I fM h publican politics throughout the state, | (oreign exchange Do [T o8 thought, and we {STaS, et xbatiplely Eevea irormeny ’ ; ; ‘ | lateer part ot March, wpoke on “Women and the Vote.” Mrs. | soared another 11 points 1o 4.46 ¢ - o i e (S ':‘_M; = % g 3 | “ Merritt urged the women to take full | 7). i catlicr gains ‘ he w 2 Aftiey C e " L 2 ~; h ‘ advantage of their privilege of voling | |.andon terated by & rush o ge Wells, " . o titles h me of the Ttallan . the prlce 0 ga' and to study public affairs. &he te w ,h ort o \, | ration of o god tha oldest .',‘ “’h world A f them fo tak pecial interest in | Annoucement that J. P \|n“, o too many wo ar others have 1 purely self-bestow- | ks e ¢ B Am . i " b d . atters as It 1 the women who | & rompany wemid bond ark ArIOre? cans cd, 1 for the oftert upon for- | { | AL ] VAR will be reduced ten n the nukmp syndic ate whic h would ul t ila Mitlis, p e Cam- ¢ bty > e 2 | sl of Franca| Dus ¥ M_C. A wan peasimisic, say. {Fom the 1o ons| ~ cents per thousand brought an e yus volume of Mv y wou! s o AP s~ a olders | A | until ¢ 1 an f - of many doub! o ing orders ove Khott inter ! k 4 = Joseph Buselaki of St. Louis, fearing an attack by gunmen, | ‘ T " 5 organizatio a Aive been o Miautery vandonmen ¢ any/Mmade a fortress of his gasoline hllm, station. Sheets of armor | ‘eet' Pl’e'payment publican elub in this city. led to large roportions in the| Marle r of the Fed. ' obligatory " L~ or A & of other titles to which the holders have were placed around its walls. But Joseph was shot down and | it downward fiight of the eur. ) i . 18 Persons Rescued From | y virtually were sts ded in | Blrin we B il oo right seriously wounded when he Ventured out. He had neglected to | meter‘ Wl" be ad- jan effort to H-m ms . ape provide a suit of armor for himself Notyohe Tonsmwont Blase |, 2735, % Bicer ooy FEL 1 o0 i wie o WRITING RECORNERDATIONS justed to the new he frane prn\ldf'i most of th Holvoke, March 13.—Trapped on ' o oo N ing power in the early trans 4 * he e J o t four-story :-lx:-k”‘l“ln-r'( ‘:v('nr:l\'r.\nuv;;fu::,:':rn:‘r The market opened with a large ac- POSSE SEEKS MURDERER Reparations Eaperts Today Are Gete ! L net pnce, of Migh 'M Fasex streets, formeriy cumulation of purchasing orders from | o B o X ndon, Amsterdam and other con e ting Their Vindings Areanged in e 00 | e Murra el, 18 persons, includ- r = nental capitals, coming from cos . . { . ot Loy lbir et o - “il No Trace Was Bern Yound of [ (o | down laddets to satet fremen 10 o "' Cok ase Linden. N. ¥.. Manisc Who Kilbed | . a two alarm fire MgHt LRt fOF “"Jtrer the first Jamp 1 the price, | Parie, Mare al time threatened ntire bullding raw garing speculators, howrser. & committee of the reparation and AIHM)v: property. Their e W sumed selling in the hope oy o 1 a1l to itsell today, The e it S AL i g A A e ot | +| FRESH COD TO BOIL..... | g2 f'f’:, :"‘Z?:'fl'?;"f:,;{:"l:f,‘r?-:'fi ::"‘":",',Z?:L T e L T o oSt e e | PRESH COD STEAKS Ib. 16¢ | New Britain B Rt % St e e T e e e e | LARGE CANADIAN SMELTS. .. Lb. 25 . LR T U B i BT el S S Yot 200 Sk, i | LARGE FRESH OYSTERS and ScaLLoPs || Gas Light e i e e MEAT SPECIALS Silk Stockings sirls ecvery th aympethy with the upward | ders ar . o %0 have [ies me jost Be Ut bt s Dot b s | ST e SR SR - FRESH CALVES LIVER Are Barred by Polish's: t 0 nearly 1% mon.am , . Warsaw, March 15.-—<An edict 1yons. \vnn effancan fx, Seine 6s |constant fear of 1 against the we mnz of silk mrtmz- Pordeaux 6s and Soissons 8 the' two nights Ve e . - o he s s P B S o s e e e e e o [ne et o0 RIME RIB ROASTS b, n‘ 'hf War lv pmm nt hnc just lr-v\ o f . 'rv"lv' q',q 's | handed together and #tood guard over |words, but with v ald e of \\-r Some hnw ')v drpnr'm nt rrls lvv aM Krrmtv 1 \h« Lm“’ Is being vushed. OPP. NEW HOTEL 0 WEST MAIN ST Largest Retaflers o £ Quality Meats in 1, &