New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN HER&LD — ey Second Section N Pages 17 to 32 \I»\ 1‘!"1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEPALD, IRIDAY NEBRASKA NOT T0 HAVE NEW PRIMARY No Chance of Another Vote Re- garding Senator Norris Beatrice, Neb., May 23.—There will be no second primary in Nebraska to Bive republicans a chance to re- nounce or reiterate their choice of |/ Senator Norris as nominee for re- clection, as suggested in a letter by Senator Norris to Henry I. republican state chairman, Mr. ckett announced here last night. tor Norris' letter, made public in Wishington early this week, was re- ceived by Stekett last night, Sackett uu.m.um) replied, making > no reason for the calling of ich a primary nor is there any pro- vision of the statutes of Nebrasko providing therefor,” Sackett said. None of the candidates on the state ticket, individually or collectively, lus at any time intimated or sug- gested that you withdraw from the ticket, On the contrary, they are opeuly supporting you. The same is true with the republican state com- mitteer and committee women Senator Norris' suggestion of a second primary was made after a let- ter he wrote to A, C. So Lincoln, his primary campaign man- ager, in which he declined to come to ko to campaign for the amtire can state ticket, criticlsm from party leadew Scna- tor Norris later denied that he had intended to convey the iripression he was breaking away from the party organization and declared the lefter to Sorenson had been misinterpreted. ARREST DRY AGENT Navada Prohibition Director is Ac- cused of Failing to Prosecute Fake Prohibition Officer, Reno, Nev,, Ma Fulmer y rant on roctor of or Donnell deral grand jury. The and jury refused to t specal ‘hibition for Nevada, bad been indicted b last federal indiet, but report recoms- When the called witnesses, Judge istained Donnelly’s con fon that the jury v prejudiced nd discharged it, hut immediately npanelled a new one, which returned the indietment, Donnelly sent his resig- nation to Washington effective July 1, but it has not been accepted Ihe specific charges against him he falled Institute proceed uinst a person charged with pretending to a prohibition officer, d who is god to s obtained bribes and » that he failed to pro st the owners of a a broke down neg ury later arrington s meanwhile again or that WANTS UNBIASED NEWS ma Clity May 23 World aseured by keeping open Olla peace can be communication and {reeing news sources from the poison of interested propaganda, Walter Wil. lean of the school of of the University of Missouri, and t of the world press oon. , told members of the National Liditorial association ‘n annual cone vention here today, journal- Sackett, | public | nson of | had brought | McADOO SAYS HE NOW - IS SURE OF NOMINATION “\e adms That Tennessee Delegation Being For Him Assures Him of Success Nashviile, May 23.—In one of the stormicst sessions ever seen in a poli- tical gathering here, the democratic state convention late yesterday voted 1,300 to 74313 to instruct the Ten- nessee delegation to the national con vention to support William G. Mc- Adoo with the state’s 24 votes, as long as his name is before the convention. Chicago, May 23.—W. G. McAdoo declared last night that the sending of a Tennessee delegation to the dem- ocratic convention instructed for him had assured him of the presidential nomination. Tennessee, he said, was the last state needed to be sure of victory. “Tennessee tells the story,” he said “My opponents cen- in that state, My contest, We to be sure of seems |in a statement, tered their fight friends won in a fair needed only that state My nomination now DENIES THERT OF PLOT Morosco Says He Did Not Steal Data From Mrs, Fendler's Manuscript New York, May 23.—Oliver Mor- osco, theatrical producer and play- wright, denied on the witness stand yesterday that he had used any part e Tendler's manuscript of “In Haw in Riel Tully's play, “The Bird of Paradise.” Mrs, Fendler is suing Mr. Morosco and Mr, Tully for an accounting and an injunetion, charging plagarism from her manuseript. Frederick Russell urnham, an African explorer, testified to furnish ing Tully with descriptions of Ha- waiian life as material for his play !but sald that he did not recognize (any of this material in the play, VERDICT FOR $78,000 Philadelphia Man, Mind Affected By Trolley Crash, Gets Award Philadelplifa, May A verdiet of §$78,000, one of the largest ever made in this jurisdiction for personal injuries, was awarded Nathan Lerner yesterday by a jury. The suit was brought uust the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company for damages in a trolley accident as a result of which the plaintiff became insane, Lerner was a it the time of the cians testified that gain his gomplete mental HONEYMOONERS ARRIVE high school student aceldent, Physi he would never re aculties, Prince Dreik and Bride Decline to Be Interviewed in California 1.os Angoles, Cal, May 23.Prince Erik of Denmark and his bride, for merly Irances Lois Booth, were at home in thelr pink stucco ranch house at Arcadia today, surrounded by young peach trecs and 6,000 hickens, Reporters and camc with the townspeople who gathered to greet the couple homebound from their honeymoon, but the prin was as he litted his baggage from which ar dust had settied door of hem ramen mingled silent the small sedau in ind before the driveway, the the house was closed behind massive The world's tc wool tion is more t & year in exc consump 0 pounds s of total production. 20% Reduction Sale EDW. GORFAIN’S Bridge, Floor and Table Lamps cut 207, Kroehler's Davenports, genuine leather, & Day Beds cut 207, MATTRESSES White Cotton, regular $14.00. $1 0 Sale Price o BED‘; Regular £14.00 Iron Beds —Sale " REFRIGERATORS Niagara, best made 20% Off During Sale 100 Ib, Teer 325 Special .... GAS STOVES Grey Enamel and Plain Finish—During Sale 20% OFF OIL STOVES $16 ... $18 LINOLEUM Inlaid, regular $1.85 yd. Sale Price $1 .40 At ... Yard Felt Base, reg. 60c per Congoleum vard, with 2 rugs durmg sale at.... 48c Print Linoleum, reg. $1 vard, Dunng 75 c Sale . 3 piece, Overstuffed Liv- ing Room Set, regular £227, Sale Everything else in our store is marked down 207, under price—that are al- ready lower than else- uhere. 168 ARCH STREET The Logical Place to Shop Every day in the week, but a glance at this advertisement will convince you that tomor- row holds exceptional attractions, even for this store, and will prove a veritable magnet to the thrifty. DRUG SPECIALS For Tomorrow Only Birts Head Wash Bovinine, the tonic Brownatc Merck's 1 ; Borazine Baby P Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin 39¢, 79¢. Casafru .. Clescalp, for the Ha ; Wyeth's Catnip & Fennel Waterglass for Fggs, qt. Field's Worm Powders. Glover's Mange Cure . Garsides Rust Remover. Jadds Salts . : Justo Baby Tood . Here Are 300 Boys' New Wash Suits fresh new styles that ale to sell at 8159, Doz- nt styles in tans, blues and white, ( vellable wash 95¢ Crisp, werd ons of Jdim hrowns, greys, very one mad materials, Selling 1omorron at COME AND BUY Pathe Records AL The Towest Prices Toy These fine records are ol everywhere a vocal and dance sclections, Sell- WOMEN'S Colored Linen Handkerchiefs hemstitehed . Hamd- herchiers of pure Irish in e shades, selling o 25€ Tull size Week-End Sweets SPECTALS AT THE CANDY pErT, hmallow Peanuts — a fresh <hip- ment — Lb, Chowol Covered Virg Peannts Ih, monds and fiberts Milk Chocolate tinfoil wrapped Soft Knitted Cuddle Dolls Clever little Suuffed Dolls ar s up in silk kndtted <sweat- er. pants and cap of gay colors :'lllluu tomorrow 25c A FINE NEW 10T oF 36-Inch Percales Standard 61-«quare fabrics printed in neat patterns and at tractive colorings Sell- wa 15¢€ ing tomorrow at BASEMENT Paper Naphine. Spe Wl for Watering Cans for honse use, W i G o 35¢ Aa med er Quart Measures for auntomobile or house wse, Special Sat. | 69(: Marquisette Cnrtains. Made of fine quality material, hem- stitched and with selected lace edgings. For <at.omls 98c Bath Towels, tlf’"hlc‘ heavy wei, ders. Size 22x14. Vor Sat. only Popular Copyright : Fiction nlnlv the Rocks Life’'s Shop Window Three Weeks Tomorrow Over Life's Fdge Girl by the Roadside Plaster Saints Son of Sahara Men's Checked Nainsook Athe letie Union Nainsook Union Suits Wome checked nainsook Women's Athletic of striped dimities, in white and pink ol ATTRACTIVE HOSIERY OFFERINGS thread silks with beautiful drawn $1.95 Men's Thread Silk full fash- Sub-normals of 59¢ Men's fine silk lisle hose in staple shades. Deep zsc lisle garter top Women's full fashioned pure worked clocked effects. The newest hosicry shades fibre silk 45¢ % Black and llllnl~ 5 Women's Butterfly hose in all colors with drawn clocks . hose, Mohawk Italian Silk Hose in plain and fancy weaves, Values 2. 1o $2 = clearance. . . . . - Special Lingerie Values For Tomorrow Only Women's extra size Bloomers. White or pink S e e ... 49¢ ,.!.i"'(?.‘ll..\ : $1 45 . 98¢ .. 89¢ l\murd \llk \u(- to mnlch trimmed .79c¢ A Coatis b et .;'3."?:'.:“:?"' .. 95¢ s Featuring Special Values In ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR For Men, Women and Children Children’s Minneapolis brand muslin_ waist Union 39 Suits, closing out < Athletic Union Suits of 39¢ ' hloomer leg waist Unlon Unton Suits Sizes to 12, Made of 98¢ 49c AT THE INFANTS' DEPT. Full size 36x50 Beacon Cribh Blankets in nursery $ 1 . l 5 and animal patterns Gowns of good pink or white muslin, with hand needlework or hamburg, Many styles 45¢ high grade 79¢ Union Suits 79¢ 88-square Boys' zood checked s Athletie nainsook Suits, quality nainsdoks Dainty Bonnets of sheer lawns and organdics with rib- 49 hon hows and laces (4 A special lot of worth up to $1.59 each, at 98¢ merino 49¢ ats for little girls and . K. and gaber- 98¢ Carter's fine rihbed Infants’ Vests, Sizes 1 to 6 dines, Many styles b"ECIAl INDUCEMENTS TO NEEDLE—WORKERS A new Towels and dish towels 17« in novel designs Tot of stamped Guest SEASONABLE NEEDS FOR Plapper Sults, one and two-picce mod. cls made of heavy Genuine Strauss Koverall Play 98 . Sizes to 8 years .. Cc made of plain 98¢ Baschall Swits, and striped wash Beautiful Envelope Chemise SELLING TOMORROW AT Shadow batiste, silkette, the fabr Green soreon Enamel, o us. Vor Satur- 1 day only ' IZEC Wash Tubs, 75¢ Tcy Hot Thermos Bottles 98¢ 7¢ Glass Table “:mMc-r- first quality, clear giass, For Sat- ... 3 w108 Stork Castile Soap Sefling tomor- row at 9c Cake remay Galvanized Tron large size. ¥Vor saturday only One pint size. For satarday only Fibre Chatr Seats, all sizes. For Sat. only French volles and fine lingerie cloth are Dainty trimmings and all The new college gowns — stamped on fine nainsook, Com- pletely finished 99c garment LIVELY BOYS Overalls of heavy blue denim, 49 redd trim, Slwes 30 8 .. c Overalls of No. 240 blue denim 98c for big boys up to 16 years Three-plece huffet sets, stamp- ed in simple patterns on un- hleached art l 6c muslin splendid grade several tan, 95¢ Flags For Knickers of tweed fabrics in hrown and grey hades © Rnickers of washable 49c grey crash to 16 Sizes 95¢ N Memorial Day 1. & Cotton bunting flags on spear head “aff, Size $x12 , 5¢ 43¢ moe 10¢ Sewedd Stripe, fast color Re- liance bunting 156 halyard flag - Canvas heading and fremmts $1.39 $1.95 O Glory flag outfits — 436 flag with pole, socket and cord shete $1.75 Ipana Tooth Paste Sefling tomor- ... 29¢ rie shades volas L walloped. For saturday 12318 Sanitas Art Table large assortment of For Saturday 9 e 69¢ Black Japanned Oval Serving Covers — patterns. frays. Weavy matal decorated band. Size 33¢ Pouble Brass (urtain Rods _19¢ with double gold 16x20. ¥or saturday only 58 in above grade atension type. Vor saturday only NOTION SPECIALS For Tomorrow Only Jo 0. Clark’s 100-yard Sewing Cotton — Doz, .. 25¢ Silkateen Mercerized Daming Qotion 0, ... 80 Washable Rick Rack Braid — All colors — Yard ...... e Aunt Lydia’s Button and (‘lflwl 'l‘hn‘l(l . So- Garment Snaps - AII sizes — Doz, «v B Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 10c grade — Card ... Te Kurly Kew (‘rinlpen — Be size 2 pkgs. et Washable Tatting Edgfl tor trimming . Boye Steel Crochet Hnrixo—flll sizes .... 6c Electro Silicon Sflver Polish— 256¢ jar oo 17 Pollo Furniture Polish — 30c size 17c Milward's Crewel Eye Embroid- ery Necdles — Pkg. ..... be Whittemore's French Gloss Shoe Dressing . . 10 DeLong Invisibl Cab- inets 9c Velvet Grip Sew-on Hoa- Snp- porters ., e ns s one w180 Some New Scarfs Knitted Silks in Collegiate stripes, monogram scarfs on silk crepes and handsome tied and dyed silks, Selling A GRFEAT CLEARANCE Lor or Children’s Socks Closing out several styles that sold formerly at 38¢ pair. Eng. lish ribbed, % socks in heather shades, also striped top 3 length silk Jisles. Sell- Ing tomorrow, at pair 25¢ 800 8hc CANS Johnson’s Floor Wax The 1 1h. sire, morrow Selling to- Women’s Imported Silk Lisle Gloves A splendid washable 2.clasp glove in white, grey, brown and black, Dressy and practical, Selling tomor- ) 45c row at 500 35 TUBES Palmolive Shaving Cream The lowest price ever sold Selling tomorrow 1 gc TWENTY DOZEN Genuine President Suspenders Sell the world over at She pair. Selling tomorrow at 500 Mothex Garment Bags Sizes 2 and 5—81.00 and $1.25 sizes. Selling tomorrow at 2 for 98¢ 5000 YARDS OF 32-lnc!| Amoskeag An endle: ssortment of new summer colorings and patterns in this guaranteed fast color washable fabric. Selling 19 tomorrow at—Yard (4