New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, the salesman. The other woman freed T BE H[][l]INfi []WN 150 DOGTORS 10 LISTEN [ 10 HhART BEAT BY RADIO Political Situation More Strained As Neither Side Wavers had failed to make out e against the accused a se had placed no witnesse and. PRINGE ARRIVES Danish Nobleman Reaches New York Unique Experiment Planned in Chi- cago—obin Interrupts . WHAA aram With Lyries, By the Associated Press. Pari e 6.—The tensity o ing out of the f th political situation gr s deadlock between Dresident M and the parties of th the majority in the came more straine exccutive of the firm determinatior demand of the left par linquish his Although n fore New York, June 6.—Prince Viggo n of Denmark arrived here today on the steamship Stonia for his marriage to | Miss Eleanor Margaret Green next companied by ¥ demar, who will b dding in kee, 97 ish custor met Prince Viggo at the dock. An escort of motorcycle police- men accompanied them on their trip o 'to the municipal building to get a marriage license, Prince Viggo's interyvie aper men just short and s “I am happy to be I'm here to get marriec he said, “Where will yon spend your honey- moon?" he was asked. “In the United States, of course,” . | replied the prince, inded that epublic not to yield t ties that he re- ¢ experimentation the ap i ators and d W ith the they left th it the paper held firm constity presidency 1 term of seven year new Senat summo a o, d % 4 & 1 : "‘v .;: o o Re gonaulte l ; pus. WHRTE SO 'nited States visits Nia B Ehe o a honeymoon,” the priuce answercd: 1t ol not e “Well, then T guess we'll go there REEUSS o, the lert with " too,” adding Soatior visit Coney Island before 1 go back.” of the radical The prince said he would return to terday the Denmark with his bride probably within ten days after the wedding. Rets Heavily Winthrop, Me.—Eating a bres of five sandwiches, six slices o four quarts of milk, and a quar veryhody in the m a minis- een offered 1o him by Second Chicago Woman Is Freed on Murder Charge | 6.—Ior the second acquitted al a woman charged with m or when - Mrs. Belva Gaertner, called “the most stylish of women accused of slaying,” | was found not guilty of charges of Walter Law, an automobile 1 € [N June pul can committee of commer h a mor industry, and ex-Postmaster Paul Laffont T paper men he did not know whethe the president would confide the pre- miership to M. Steeo, but believed it 'killin; pounds He went to bed could not add five weight over night. in gtipped the scales at 172 pounds, “THEY ARE GUARANTEED” THERMAX ELECTRIC IRONS Per Month DURING JUNE ONLY $¢3.95 PHONE (230) TODAY The CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWER CO. rastern Millinery 133 MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN Big Assortment High Grade Correct Styles Low Prices l | Tomorrow —J AT THE EASTERN MILLINERY 350 S; art Trimmed Hats 350 timated in his instructions that the| For His Wedding To Miss Eleanor “I am most_anxious to ' s, weighing 166 pounds and next morn- | find In the vast stocks of the Eastern you will always Cn Sale Tomor the newest styles in Smart and Becoming Hats, !4; == To meet the demand for A LOWER PRICE with- out <aerificing QUALITY, we will place ON SALE 350 New Hats, that should =ell for a great deal more, and ofier them as a SPECIAL $3 98 TOMORROW AT . CHILDREN'S HATS CLOSING OUT PRICE $2 00 SPORT FELTS They arve all the rage. We have in all the good Sport Colors, in a range of Snappy Styles. them wide AN Sizes Al Celors TRIDAY, Why They're Using Joint-Ease for Burmng Feet Just because 1t is now known that burning, sore, achi wollen 1:-\ are by trouble at of the trouble d ligaments of the | Joints. And to think that for genc ¢ have been powdering and our feet, thinking the trouble only skin deep—an old fashioned idea, | § Ison of Stanley Quarter, to 'Farmington, took place at. 3 o'clock a Falls on | better Jate than nesver—just powdering and medical bath- other foolishness for three duys and just rub on Joint-Ease—and | | remember when Joint-Ease gets |||4 | foot agony and burning get out—| | quick—60 cents a tube, | All druggists sells lots of Join-Ease, | coffee, Earl Dudley won a bet that he | to his | | congratulated him, and assured him | Holmes, brother of the groom, | best man. JUNE 6, 1924, ('BRIEN ELECTED CAPTAIN OF N. B. H. 5. TRACK TEAM All Round Athlete Chosen At Meeting Held This Noon—Appears in Many Sports Edward “Pat” O'Brien was elected aptain of the New Britain High school track team in an election held at the office of the physical director this noon. After the clection his near- eet rival for the honors, Henry Zehrer, his cooperation. O'Brien is one of the school's lead- ing all-around athletes, He has play- 11, track and t school. holder 4:‘ letters in all these except baseball which he par- ticipated in only part of the time, His reputation before he came to school was such that on his entrance he was used in the regular lincup of the bask- etball team. He played bhalfback on i{the foothall team during the season of the following fall, and has played two scasons on the track team, being one of the three veterans left from last year's team. He is a member of the junior mid-year cla i ARSON The wedding of Miss Olivia Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olof Lar- | David Munson, son of Mrs. A, C. Holmes of Wedn y afternoon, June 4, Rev, Quincy Blakely of Farmington offi- ciated. Miss Agnes Larson, sister of the bride as bridesmaid and Carl was A reception was held at the home of the bride for immediate families after the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs. Munson left on a wedding trip and upon their return will reside in their new home in Farmington. _ NEW HOSIERY | STYLES SPORTS & DRESS You will be delighted with the loveliness of this Hose. You may fill your summer needs from an assortment of chiffon to im- ported wool sport hose in all the fashionable shades. Sandals for The Younster Choose Sandals for your child that they may enjoy foot comfort during the summer months. THE W. G. SIMMONS CORP. 85 WEST MAIN ST. The Home of Stetson Shoes Soon the “SAMPLE” will be a pleasant memory By our landlord’s orders, we are forced to vacate Yes, Sir—We're forced out on one month’s notice—and there’s rio place to go! 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