New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1924, ]GROPS lN RUSSIA THIS ‘ | veterans will begin next Monday, the oit Mr said the labor | » wiat task by Ju 5 1e vilest creatures in the working G UNDER TRAIN (SN SE = e and that by the end of this month the working class had !‘rh:-ra Is No Danger From Pests, | ! number will haie n increased to 1aj the 1 S ———— n th 1 J JTuly 31 the e 3 | Frosts or Drought According To S . e S L LA New York Crowd Manhandles' Sy Actual Distribution Will Begin rai'a 2517 e isinners are now < { 2 being schooled in the duty of record ' clared i Moscow, June 20.—Russia’s crops N M d searching and u: special eomput A : Alleged Assailant xt Monday i o el frosts or drought, according to an of- = ke devices w ?)‘wh wen Norman's Chauffeur Is a e ad C5S€ 1o e for- expedite the wor f . & " i New York, June 20.—Hundreds of |oism afiee ny the avemet el de| Washington, June £0.Dist B e it Acquitted of Charges passengers in the Forty-seventh street partment of the Russian government, of application blanks for ac saw service in the army A Sdune 20, o= Hordos statlon of the Broadway subway were | The statement says that, Treporls world war sersic (i e | r Mabel Nor- thrown into a turmoil during the |abroad to the contrary only a rela- i & The statement ad that t offi terday was rush hour late yesterday when a |tively small area in the consuming|' 0cd for the so At cers and clerks a at have in superior court young woman was pushed or fell in 'districts has been affected by adverse | €en started by Major Generai Robert | been sufficiently organized s 1t to commit mur- front of a crowded train. A man ac- conditions, k of rain being the C. Davis, adjutant general of the army | they be pre 4 by der on Court Dines, Denver oil cused of the deed was pursued to the |principal deterrent. As the crops i® and will he completed by June 3 21, to receive and operator. street and manhandled by an angry [the producing districts promise well, | The distribution consists of six application forms subinitte . mob. \the government expects to realize its [lion blank application forms a eligible for compensation ey Colo., Jun N —Courtland Several women fainted in the original estimate of the total harvest, \made possible peratic aw £ Dines, informed that Horace Greer milling crowds on the platform aa the | from which it hopes to export be- American Legion p ed ross - was ac tted in los An s vester- young woman's screams wers heard |{ween 300,000,000 and 400,000,000 chapters, Veterans of Foreizn Wars o i ey on rxes 0f Ansault with deadly from beneath the train. When fire. |poods. (A pood is 36,113 pounds.) and the Disabled American Veteran British Labor Government | Joapnn on Dines, said en rescued her she was found to be Up to May 15 the government ex. organization ‘ . “I have no statement to make, hut suffering only from lacerations of the ported maore than 160,000,000 poods In a statement today, ribing the Denounced h»‘ Communists I'm darned glad that it is all over sc2lp and a fractured foot. The shock The commissariat of agriculture, as. method of ‘!|<‘m " ral 1, England, June 2 The = also affected her memory. She was Sisted by the farmers, is carrying on Said the nks are gr L party of B joes not ; o identified by the police as Miss Mary AR energetic campaign against o- |Tapidly as they can be delivere by resent 1 18t LARBOR M. Ps SPORTSMEN, Woorster of Manhattan custs, field mice and destructive in- the public printer, the gn-|a ong on. June 20.—Four labor The man captured by the erowd Sects +« ments being dispatc wordad der g bers of parliament have abtained described himself- as Vincent Mis. Official figures compiled up to June remote geogvaphical districts Con- | them as being a istie the p «ion 1o orza suraca, a_pockethook maker. Philip {1 Show thai the average for the 1124 Signme nts for those poi B s or | working classe: o tion | fr Knotgen,a train despatcher, said he |CTOP Will equal that of 1923 with the [0 distant from Wa were sed by T. Be re saw Missuraca shove the voung wom. |®XCEption of the Ukraine, where the mailed last Monday, t points he “tr an from the platform. Missuraea was CTOP Aierage this year is expected to e days distant were mailed Tuosday t of arrested on a charge of felonious as- |P® ON the basis of the five mark 2nd Nearby 1 Al SHIARE TR to 1 . s o esult system, 2.9 as compared with in Papers hy day, J . z thes members Pl g 1 This decrease, the statement Actual distribution of the y to car ex GIRL SAVES FATHER'S Lrpr, DAIMS I8 ISEnifieant When 00 | ————— e e e s« s e — pared with the total sowing area Her Cwries Force Rochester Burglars Reating Him. to Flee, RUFFALO YOUTH SLAIN Rochester, N. T, June 20 Thought to Be Mistaken Victim of Roy O Curtis, merchant and automohile Colorado. Assoriation dealer of Marion, was saved from probable serious injury vesterday Central City, Col, June 20 —Gilpin when his daughter, Martha, 15 years | county authorities yeeterday were in e!d, frightened off burglars who had | vestigating the muysterioua cireum gained entrance te the home and!stancas surrounding the death of Wi were beating h.m liam' Christianson, 17 vears old, @ According to Albert Curtis, a son, schoolboy of Buffala, N. T, whose he was awakened early yesterday by lody was found in a fleld gevera two armed men who tied him up and miles from here late vesterday, There gagged him. They then started for| was a hullet hole through the head the room of the elder Curtis, after 1 several feet away was a large choking a dog that blocked the way. | caliber rifle, wram which the shat ap Miss Curtis, who heard her fath-| parently had been fired er's cries, leaped from her bed and| The sheriff has discounted the pos ran to the telephone, her brother said. | sibility of suicide and helicies that tha The wires had been cut. She then 1a was working alone in the eried out a warning 1o her mather and § field, was the vietim of mista started for the room where the thieves| tity by an assassin Letters ore were. Both fled at her approach.|teund nn the goy's pocket reads for Etate troopers were notified matling to relatives in Buffalo. Ha - - arrived here with a companion named STORM TIES L P TROLLEYS \an Etten a few davs ago Cellars Floaded and Roads Washed One gorilla killed threa e ©Cut At Caldwell, N, and two patives in fite minutes in an Caldwell, N, J., June 20.—This meq. | AfTican jungle tion of Essex county yesterday is 1p. covering from one of the most = vare storms in its history, The greatest damage was caused by th rain, which came down in torrent, for two hours just before midnight, Many | cellars ware flooded, the Erie railroad AFE R LK Youll find OUR MILR SAVEST Kind to nse—it PASTEURIED AND fRd publie service trolley tracks wers undermined in several places and fonded In others, Nervice was held up for a time, The worst effacts we | in this tawn and Verona, Many roads were washed out and a pecore of autamabiles were stalled in | ditehes Many laid low and eyt off telaphone and light serv. 1ce until today trees mepe SIX DIE IN TOLEDO CRASH, the Epeading Auto Nuns Intn Street Car 4 N and s Demolished, Toledo, June 20.—Six persons were CLARIFIED killed yesterday when an interurban and will stand the strictest tost tar struck an automobile and demn As to it PURITY 1thed it near Genoa. Two men, *w Fancting physiclans recom women, and two child mend OUR GRADE A, PAS 1, all unid tified, were the victime TEURIZED and CLARITTED A witness #aid the automobile was MILK, isn't that proof enough being driven at a tarrific apeed. The As to its purity interurban motorman had ne eppor- Why not visit our establish ment and sae how our milk s PASTEY RIZED? United Milk Co. 19 Woodland Street New Britain tunity to atop his car. So the impact that the hadies the victima were stripped ciothing. great was of tour of t thair King Likes Tennis London—Tannis is the favorite aut. | é@ner aport of King George, He playe At Buckingham palace an hour each day. The king will invite Helen Wills, the American girl ehampian, 1o play 8t the palace in the near future Phone 1610 OUR GREAT 257, REDUCTION SALE 1 ON ALL FURNITURE EXCEPTING THAT T WHICH 1S NOW MARKED AT ; COST OR LOWER STILL CONTINUES COME IN AND SEE WHAT THE PRICE TAGS ARE SAYING. REAL BARGAINS AWAIT YOU John A. Andrews & C “THE BIG FURNITURE STORE” TEL. 72 132 MAIN § L.S.KNOEK & CO.ine. HARTFORD 188 STATE STREET jigrrorn “EARLY SUMMER SALE” _ LAST BIG DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 21st RIGRANG CANNONS No MatchseNn No Panger nse the Pig-Rang for CAMPING WALL TENTS Camplete with Ropes, Poles and Stakes ALY P 1.2% 12, o7, price 00, 10 o, price 12514, 10 o7, price 12516, 10 o7, price 232 50 12918, 10 or., price 3 Flies for Tents Antn Tonring Tents spaetal Priccs on Camp Gonds out Clube and Sandas Sehants AET OF TWIST DRITIS o Deta, Xo, 1 1 60 Ko bowt Price. Par Set 8241, Alominnm Stand batea, 070 | FOLDING LUGGAGY CARRITRS | Petra Weary Two Dags Only—81.37 AMERICAN RAMPROOR STOVES IMEAL POWER LAWY MOWYR T yon have wiahed for o fine lann, why not nave i 1aenl Mowers are nsed on thousands of fine lanns AT NEW LOW PRICES | QUALITY LAWS Mowrns Plain and Rafl Rearing we 87.2%, 050, S10.59 Fric ;.50 e e “HARDW 'ARE- ’ STAINTESS STEEL TARLF K NIVFS WHITE TVOROY WANDIFS At & Knockont Sale Price, 82 97 per ot of siy TWAND cnisprn SPECTAT, TOT HAND sAWS | Ascarted Tengths, 71 conta | f WHEET PIPY CUTTY RS | ®ale Prion $1.57 Sale Prica, 07 ronta | THERMIC JUGS ! EPTITAT, WAN ™ DRI With 'y inch Chuck, Sals 8127 | - | BOY SCOUT SPECTAL POCKETY " RAE | | | FAMITY SOATES 25 Pound 0 American Mada | | i paeinl | T FORGED ATTO WRENCHT & [ e ) and ® Inch, Sale 27 cenia &als Trine 8927 RLOCK PLANES STOTRIC SOIDFR &FYE Rale Price 27 mente CHAMPION X | SPANK PLEGS Knockout 1.0 $1.37 TROCRET ST WRENCHYS In Metal Case sala Price 7 ¢ < TY¥APANSIVY RITS With Twn Cnftere A Krockont Price, 87 BAT nHACE % and 10 inch Sale 97 cwnts ROY MOUT AXE A REAL TOO! At New Low Prices Magneto, bulle-in My Knockont Sale Price 57 conts wheel type. and Auto- - atte Rewwess are FOLDING CAMP (OTs Evinrede relnements REVOLYERS AND BLANKS £ “ ’ Saturday specials in Women's E ; White Pumps and Oxfords, at the o zeason’s lowest prices; white welted 1 | soles with rubber heels, priced from i $3.98 98¢ to $3.98. : Just received the latest creation in ',_ Women's Patent Novelty Pumps - rubber heels; manyv other styl ' Roys' Keds, sizes 214 to 6...81.98 Youths' Keds, size 11 to 2...8$179 Bovs' Tennis Shoes, brown or te 4 $1.19 Youthz' Tennis Shoes, brown or white s VISIT OUR CHILDREN'S DEPT. Five Over \as GoRo p Large . Stores € Factories' 267 Main Street For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advb.‘ ; Incorporated Fd ; 177 MAIN STREET | | | | | | | I\ Trimmed Hats ALL NEW STYLES Felt Hats Felt Hats are at present the most popular Hat and as usual we are showing the largest variety in the eity, I Priced At — 2 $2.49" $4.95 Children’s Hats | Reduced to Two Prices i $1.00 o\ $2.00 I nusual Every Hat Values Included GOTHAM OLD M RIP EG. U.S. PAT. OFF. Silk Stockings fhat Wear Regular and Chiffon Weights $1.85"$3.00 ' All colors including the new powder blue 3§ and lemon (yellow). -