New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1924, Page 10

Speaks Beloe Real Etate Mcns e Gonyention Today 1in { characterized the performan national marbles champio this morning « of Chicovec, M arl Med address Demon, ang g < Lalti national mor won the semi-tinal ts in c estate, boards toiapid or climinating Kennard | chairman executive committec conduct their business with a view to Ong, Indi Martin sisor, n national committee mutuality of advantage to both buyer L. a4 Billy H Y William M. | d =eller, Th be held tc rrow csident Cool- Washington, Junc tate men of the co town, confi As to How New Yorker o susistent that the weh state | given member national y followi committec X Z “that in Coro r view of thei 1t 1l willingness to participate ffairs of the party they s il member- | ship t 1l Bbout that To Se Anuounceme iy o Butler ¢ incident to th INDIANS CITIZENS who will make t nomina ed By Coolidge Makes All Bomm i, This Country Auto- new In Women’s Clubs to Ask Disarmament Conference 1.os Angeles, June 5 Mrs. G. Wint president of the ederation won Thoma general nial sessic here a ounce sk the tion Ir nt Coolidge A new internati confercice of GAMBLING STOPPED <"l Indians' right to tribal or other affected, | she would | convention to peti property are not world f it is not good busin "rat ski, N dence in husiness genera Former- profited the other must ne aril ship. people would stand aloof from snalgie exchanges something which he tdeal basis of all trade and commerce, i e 1 WY | e ghin'in] the “It is particularly the yortunity |y sult their service is that of middle- | automobi e ed by Leo Mir per if they are guided by the alm 10 giate Coroner I'helan savs that no the brokerage fee, whether or not it gopee The veal estate men had gathered dent greeted them as th purveyors New Bill S “You are in a very lit matically Citizens, I that no nized everywhere as the best buy in | dian citizenship act recently signed to leadership of the better housing | citizen of the United States, Indiun much for the advancement of the eyver, he said, would not remove the homes, There will always be excep preme court having held that w much above the, character of the ing of independence that comes with armiament, to high civie interest and usefulness, Daly Council, No, 12, K, of ¢, will al in which one side nt said. "It docs not pro 1, was eliminated y¢ . mote more business or Tuce e e - N one side in a business transacti lose. 1t that were true, ail busin Coroner Has Reached No Conclusion pipR L would be under suspicion and w okt hind lindicated The truth is that when two enter into a transaction by which less for something he *helan today af B With- ' would be fair a hoth sides are benefited. This is t R\ian e ciasiitatiyet ico m and it is the real basis of most tran- | hospital last Fri sactions. tomobile SAL ¢ duty of resl estate men 1o Thorne. dis maintain such a standard. As a re- | eufrered truck by men, bringing buyer and selier togeth- [ or New York. In view of the iny er. They will in the long run pros- | tigation under way in render a real service to hoth sides.|tempt is made by him to determine The transaction w ¢ motive i8 | whether there was minal neg is earned by genuinely henefiting the principals, is not commendable.” on the south lawn of the White House #nd in opening his address, the pres of cheer, confidence and soundiy-based » with the optimism." terday, sellers of America,” he i “You oy ision; fe i - on. Ma have sold it so well that it is recog Washington, June 5.—The b ding spe the world. x x x x Ly President 1ze will make every ‘Your profession has given largely native born Indian in the country a and better homes movement through- | Commissioner Durke said today. out the count Therein it has done The granting of citizenship, how- community, We cannot hope that | pestrictions on Indian lands under good citizens will come from bad | government g anship, the su. tions, but on the whole the quality of |ghip fs not inconsistent w.th citizen citizenship cannot be expected 1o rise | gpip home from which the citizens come “The ownership of a home, the feel. possession of a bit of the earth, are among the most powerful incentives K OF COTOINITIATY You men represent one of the str : one he strong (., ot I wad | OXCmMpLrY the dpd degree on a class of practical forces working to make ours | Cleaned Up On Ordees From Head S B st ! Asun Pricta, Mesico, Has Tieen & nation of home.owning families,” s Tt SRR on Main stroet ments have Mexico, on oraers from Iresident Sidaten will meet st th Puerazo. e was informed by the 'y oG e “ et Trying to Murder His | city council that he either close gam- bimg houses or Lo ousted fiom offf When ganblers 1) Next Monday, they would cpen the'e ho 4 rght with they were infor aumber of visitors from qbors that tnere were enavgh elizens [y nien o she state wi painst gambl ng to “take care of the soldiers,” o'cloc toffman’s hall Man Acc ternoon ' oo'clock and - will Mate yme he hall in Al After the ex fication, a onter e he by Wife With Poison Will Go to Trial announe al soldiers as White Plaine, N, Y., Coun- ty Judge Dleakley today postpone untit Monday the trial of Clarence € Baring, who is accused of attempting to poison his wife, Mrs, Sarah Dar. Ing. The trial had been set for to- day. 1t was postponed hecause Judge M . Bieakley had not decided a motion | Observe Their Anniversary i iied R in that the defense be given a copy of | Mr. and Mre, John Heckman of 129 eport of Plumb, the minutes of the grand jury which | Kensingfon avenue celebrated the il i, Indicted Baring. 5th anniversary of their wedding, last evenlng at their home, A large number found of friends and relatives were ent, after o Beautiful Dancer Takes Violin welections were renderr from his Four“‘ Plncc i“ Harem \vm lrx ne Heckman and piano and [up 1 which had its inception in & chancs | b g o £ § meeting in one of Rudapest's gay cabarets, has resulted in the marriage of Irene Waldonis, a beautiful Hun- garian dancing girl to Irince Abdul- Kadir, son of the late Sultan Abdul Hamid, who fled from Constantinople to the Hungarian capital after the downfall of his father's June & ped by cowrcil mem | councils | attend, | BUILDING ACTIVITIES, Mr. and Mrs. John Heckman i A% monih el N } plumbi requirement roport of Ry Heckman received a number for the pdst 2 ars, They have nine childre grandchild Mr. Heckman is a superintendent at Frary & Clark n and on Landers, ¢ Coronation Cup ls‘\\'un B\ Vv (‘ldlc( at ] psom Dow ns tion Cup The dancine gir * place In the heart of hushand but harem, as the Miing In apartment has three v Holden Expects to Take Connor Fight to \cnalc Hartfo T J Attorn fet H. Hold port husincss *4 confi ‘ t o ter L BILLY PAONESsA 0 HOURIS A WEHEK fuse to o nominatie port of unanim the forme: Covent Gardens Famv-. Pea Shcflen When ers of Covent Carden newspapers get 8 century, it com afternoon tea parties have m to be aly'» to d hold of them. 1 san at NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, HELP BOTH SIDES b MRBEFWAS TOMRROS S UPTONOUTAS | PARTY OFFITAL 5th™ 1924, S5TH ANNIVERSARY SALE IVERSARY SALE '5th READY TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. WITH VALUES FAR GREATER THAN EVER ATTEMPTED BY US. WE ARE NOT GIVING AWAY SOUVENIRS BUT IN APPRECIATION TO OUR PATRONAGE CRINKLE CREPE FOR UNDERWEAR In solid colors and also fizured, reg. price 25¢ and 2%. Anniversary sale price— Dress Goods 3 in. Figured Dress Voiles in all newest de- signs; reg. price 39¢ yd. Anniversar) price, yard Normandy Dotted Voiles fast colors, in all the lead- ing shades, reg. price 59¢ 'd, Anniversary Sale price vard R Iigured Silk Crepe in very pretty designs and coloring, reg. price 8149 Anniversary Sale 26 in. Silk Pongee in natural color, blue, rose and arey, reg. |mu~ 69c yard, « Anniversary price, yard Mercerized l‘ong('c and soisette suitable for men's shirts, blouses and dresses in all colors, veg. price 39¢ vard, _Anniversary sale Fard . 25¢ 36 in. Lingette, high lus- trous finish, in all ecolors, reg, price 59¢ yvard, Anni- versary sale price, yard WE WILL SELL QUALITY MER- CHANDISE AT PRICES' THAT WILL NET YOU A NEAT SAVING ON'ANY ARTICLE PURCHASED HERE DURING THIS ANNIVERSARY SALE BIRNBAUM’S 116 MAIN STREET Corner Walnut and Arch Sts. (Signed) 2in 1l Checked Blankets 200 Blankets, extra large size, double thickness, suitable for the shore and camping; colors, blue, rose, vellow, lavender, Anniversary Sale tan and brown Price— combination checks. $1.98 Dotted Marquisette Ruf- fled Curtains, reg. price $1.79 pair. Anniversary sale price pair 06 in, (‘m"aining of mar- quisettes and fine voiles with pretty borders, in white, cream and ecru, reg. pnm- up to 35¢ yard, An- niversary sale 18C 56 in. Wool Flannel, col- ors tan, blue, egreen, ved and brick, 249 vard, Annive sale price Colored Indian Head Linen, 36 in. wide, guaran- teed fast colors, in pink and blue, reg. price 19¢ yd. Anniversary sale 33c price, newest shades, reg. price 35e Ald Anniversary =gy 25 “Checked Ratines for dresses, a very good sclec- tion, reg. price 69¢ yard, Anniversary price, yard r.«’ilt.‘ 49(: Pure Irish Linens in all shades, reg. 79¢ yard. An- niversary sale priee, yard . 59c Checked 7\pron Gingham wood ® ¢ indigo- blue, from full pieces, 1 price 17¢ yard. Anniversale sale price Dress Ginghams, fast colois in many different “hecks and plaidg, also from full pieces, not short price 25c yard. “* 18¢ Ready -Made 214 vard length, ized marquisette titched with wide linen lacs edgings, reg. price 1.1 pair. Annivergar) £r $1.00 2 IN. IMPORTED GINGHAM The very finest and best quality in all color checks; regular price up to 49¢ yard. Anniversary sale price 25 C v cils, 1eg. Anniversary vard price, Curtains, mercer- hem- pricr. )‘Hl‘d Sun-Fast Silk Mixed Dla- peries, 36 in,, with oriental designs and colors, reg. price T5e yard, Anniver- sary sale price, yard 36 in. Cretonnes in the very newest patterns, large assortment, reg. price 35¢ vard, Anniversale sale Plain Color Silkalines for Comfortables, 36 in., colors pink, blue, red, green and vellow, reg. price 29¢ yard. Anniversary sale 18c price, yard . SALE ON NOTIONS Willimantic Thread, 150 d qmnk Anniversary Sharp Needles, package, in all sizes, niversary sale price, 3 pkgs. Rick. Rack Rumd. in col- ors or plain white. Anni- verzary sale lc price, vard We have just received our full line of Batting Suits and we have marked them down for this sale, and it will mean a savifgs to you from 25 to 30% by buying at our Anniversar) Sale. Boye's Crochet Hooks, sizes 1 to 14, sale price Each 4C Invisible Wire Hairpins, Anniversary 5 sale price. .. 2 boxes C Snap Fasteners, the very best, 1 doz to a card. An- niversary sale l O price ..... 3 cards C Our Thrift Hairnets, dou- ble mesh, cap shape, reg. 10c ea. Anniversary sale price i 25c l‘evcale \pmns. trimmed with rick rack braid, full size, regular 29¢ cach. An- niversary sale price Ea. 19C mdqn eads, regular . $2.25 Satin .\prcad«. hmvy grade, large sizes, regulai price 85 Anniversary sale price Ripplette sizes B1x90, Anniversar) sale price . (.(-nume lmzcne Bloom- ers, full cut, in all colors, reg. 98¢ pr. Anni- 65 \(‘l\dl\ sale pnu- C Windsor Crepe l‘loomeu full sizes, reg. 69¢ pr. An- niversary sale 45 ripea Vests bodiee and band . top, reg. and extra sizes, reg. 35¢ ea. Anniversary sale $1 price .. . 4 for Discount from our Just Corzet and 15% Corset department. select your then deduct 15% off from the regular price. BIRNBAUM’S 116 Main Street (OR. WALNUT AND ARCH STS. Opp. Grammar School 5TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Anniversary - CHILDREN'S 3,-LENGTH MERCERIZED SOCKS Colors blue, brown, lavender, pink, sizes Anniversary 12 price— 1 9C pr. Ladies’ Union Suits, For- est Mills make, shell or tight knee, reg. price 69c. Anniversary sale price .... navy, tan, white, vellow and 6 to 10. sale at Brassieres in white and flesh color, in many differ- ent styles, regular 49c, An- niversary sale All our Children’s Dresses from 2 to 14, are marked down very low, Beauty Lustre Yarn, 1 oz ball in all colors, reg, price 25¢ ball. Anniver- sary sale price, 1 7C Ladies’ Pure Silk Thread Hose, all colors, semi-fash- ioned, regular 98¢ pair, An- niversary sale 8 c price Pure Silk Hose, full fash- ioned, regular $1.59 pair e priee r. $1.29 Pure Lisle Full Fashion- ed Hose, in all shades, reg. $1.98 pair. Anniversary sale price Men's Pajamas, trimming, colors white, blue, orchid and tan, in all reg. price $1.79 pr $1.29 frogs sizes, Anniversary sale price. .. Men’s Two Piece Balbrig- gan Underwear, reg. 59 Anniversary sale Piece 3 9 (o piece, price Men's Athletic Union Suits of the very best grade, reg. price 98¢ pr. Anniversary sale price.... Pr. Children’s Unionalls, pure indigo dye in blue with red trimming, sizes 3 to 8, reg. price 98¢ pr. Anniversary sale price Bloomers, full sizes, reg. price Annivereary sale Gymnasium Hack and khaki, from 12 to 20, $1.29 pr. price Infants’ White Coats, made of wool serge and wool crepe, interlined, sizes 1 to 3. Anniversary sale price ... $1.98 price PILLOW CASES Size 42x36, made of tubing guaranteed not starched, the very best quality, reg. 49c. Anniversary sale— 33¢c . 2 : g & > 2 1 5’ : : 3 & % c : o