New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1924, Page 3

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LSING DYNAMITE WITHOUT PERMIT Men Thought They Had Right on r Private Property Frank and Anthony IPedorwicz were arraigned before the court on charges of using dynamite for blasting with- out having a permit. They were ar- rested yesterday afterncon on prop- erty off Farmington avenue where they were blasting trecs. Detective Sergeant William P. MeCue question- ed them and they told him that they = did not think (hat they needed a mit as they were oh vr ‘They had heen informed that this was the case by a Mr, McCarthy of the clty sewer department from whom they had obfained the dynamite, they satd. After listening the case, Judg: tention of Py Woods to the figainst the mum pen imprisonme to the evidence in that the charge fact men called for a maxi- ¥ of a . $1.000 fine and for 10 years. He sug- gested that the evidence and condi- |, tions did not warrant such a serious ~# A Queen Pa. Gillan, Falks in Chambersburg, paying homage to Mildred They have voled her the town's most | her | Mrs, €. W, Line popular girl And that made queen of Kar-A-Ban, a pageant pre- ceding the Old Home Week celebra« tion commemorating the 160th annie versary of Chambershurg's founding. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1924, [enarge and sug charge be substi that another :d. They were ar- | raigned on a charge of breach of the peace and had judgment suspended on the charge. The battle royal len were engaged inwhich three last Friday and when Mrs. | Muter of 238 Chapman street picked |a rose from a bush in the yard of her | home, was ironed out before Judge [ Alling and Albin Pahotsky and Dom- inick Soccoli were fined $5 and sen- tenced to 15 I, the days being suspe ster Muter, the third of the vas fined $5 for breach of the peace and had judg- ment suspended on the assault ¢ € ‘ ni which was Atty. Michacl A. Sexton represented Soceoli and Muter and Atty. Henry Nowicki represented Pahotsky. A woman was a compara- unt for Mrs. Anna Miaz- street two weeks ago, y she tried out her prow- man with the result that she was in court today on a charge of saulting DBodishaw Cachefsky, 5 y was present to press int and displayed a great- and discolored left optic . Judgment was suspend- is hy the woman's hushand in his tailor shop and that Mrs. M ,walked into the tailor shop v afternoon and, without any prelimin- employ 1 hit him in the of Hart before »onough arraigned charges of breach of avenue was court on peace and drunkenness and had pro- bation imposed on a previous court appearance revoked and a sentence of 15 days in jail imposed, with a warn- ing that if lie came hefore the court again he would be sent to the state farm. the McDonough was arrested yesterday aflternoon by Patrolman Rouskie. Thomas Thomas Garrity was fined 810 on a charge of operating without an opera- tor's license. Judgment was suspend- ed on a charge of operating without a are | registration on his person. He was arvested early this morning hy Pa trolman George Church street Collins on The case of Hart harged with reckless driving Stanley street yesterday afternoon, was continued until tomorrow morn- ing Leo Luskow charged with last night, ha until tomorrow FRESH AIR FUND Si’URTS AS CHILDREN GO AWAY of John Soule i of 81 City avenue ontinued Stanley Works Girls, Mre. and Mes, Lines and Blue Bied Club youngsters feft this afternoon for the fiest two weeks tn the New Britain fresh alr camp | in Burlington and work was started immediately proparing and examining the group to go in two weeks, | FPriends of the youngsters who are doing their bit to help the undernour- | ished children grow strong and healthy rallicd to their support today and Wicluded among others the sum of $60.24 from the Blue Bird club, $35 from the Stanley Works Girls' club and $10 each from Mr, and Mrs, ¢, W Lines Viously repe ley Works Girls' . B, Yates W, Lir five The total to dafe is as follows: $1059.64 Club Mrs, Howard €, Knapp..... Blue Bird Club Total to date 177 | ;’ (Incorporated) MAIN STREET Wednesday 250 HATS > $1m$3 Downstairs Store For | Morning We Offer In Our at 2 CHILDREN’S HATS $1 and $2 prices *tions, swung on him A &8 /\‘& II‘ Mennen’s Baky Talcum | Bay State Toilet Tissue Superior quality, 2000 sheet rolls, For _;_ Woed. only 12:c TREMENDOUS VALUE Children’s Imported Socks Fine cotton white socks with colored striped cuffs, For Wednesday only. Pair. . cssesesanne 10¢ Women'’s Knit Summer Union Suits Lightweight loose knee Union I !I# | Suits with shounlder top, All sizes, regular and extra, bor Wednesday . 33c only. . - W'('n;len’s Silk Hose A heavy fibre silk semi-fash. joned hose, original price was TS, ... 49 Wednesday only Women’s Silk and Lisle Sport Hose A narrow Laghish vibhed hose in beautiful shades for summer sport wear, Vor Wednesday only 35c Wonlén’s Full Fashicned Lisle Hose A splendid grade stk lisle hose in black only. For 45c Wednesday only dirls’ Corset Waist or brand The S1.00 Nizes 19 to 24 only. Vor 25¢ Anc Wind. Wednesday only . Wemen’s Nainsoock Bloomers Pink or white, full cut and made with reinforced RuMed knee. Vor . 29¢ weat. Wednesday only ot | only = >~ > Recitals by Pupils of Miss Ruth E. Schade fhe pupils of Miss FHuth Edna fchad cher of planoforte, enter tained at recitals yesterday afternoon and last evening. Miss Frances & Vater, soprano, assisted at the ernoon recital and Gaylord B. Coo tenor, assisted in 1he number of nit known compe recitals. Those who are: Dorothy bert, Walter Banner, Harriet Edna Conrad, Marguerite Hulbert on. Josephine Wraskow lorence Gooby, Emily Riha Myrtte Prince ere played at both played in the Hu- Epragn Crowley, Susan Mabel Avery, Myriie and Cornetia Flage The pupils who piayed in ning are Edith Pankonin the We | Women'’s The practical wash and ready crepe In new sume mer patterns into arge roomy gowns, For Wed " IJAPANESE CUSTONS WEN INSULTING 10 AMERIGANS : 7 af- | | afternoon ° eign passengers « ° japanese son, Lill 2 nin, Winifr v Florence Darre . - Bdith Larson., uth Lundell, 1 Bradbury, Minn hiwatt, Merion Clark, 1Afllan Seess, Evelyn Kieffer | and Anita Swanson | DIVIDENDS RESUMED York, June 24~ Dir fineiy and couldnt be better.” Tomorro Jur Famous Half-Day Sales Commence The familiar orange and black | Buffet Sets . Stamped to Embroider 3-piece sets stamped on un- bleached Art cloth. Pretty and simple patterns, Lor lsc “Uncle Sam” Khaki Work Shirts These men's work shirts that sell the world over for £1,00, all Wed. only. 74c ‘White Crepe Paper Napkins Wednesday oc only—100 for .., .. Brilliantone Phonograrh Needles The regular (e phg For Wed. only 5¢ A Thousand ) Yards cof Silk Ribkons Closing out il vibhons of quality that formerly =old up to she yavd. Loy 150 Wed, only=Yanl Men’s Cotton Handkerchiefs Niee grade soft finish cotton, Neatly hemstitehed in fall sizes, For Wednesday 3 Cc only — Lach Windsor Crepe Gowns made up 79¢ —— Pacsengers on President Madiaom' At Yokohama lLater Heoelve Ofwial Apologics ‘ustom Soprane, MASTER ERIC Admission 50c Lawn Social them A Remarkakle Offering of Boys Khaki Overalls Good heavy washable Khaki overalls in sizes 4 to 16 years For Wednesday only ’ Bathing Shoes and Oxfords Selling Much Below Cost High shoes and oxfords in plain colors and novelty com- binations, Made of fast color satins, Por Wed 69c only, Valves o 82,00 Kleinert’s Diving Caps t quality gum in varions ruhbber colors, 7c only—TFach 3,000 Yards 36-in. Percales A standard quality, vard wide cloth, in neat patterns and at- tractive colors, Ler 12"1;'0 Wed, only—sYdl _—U\l Y -'"" OF THESE Guaranteed Fountain Syringes Complete ontfits made hy A Kion BRubber Works, Guaran- “Heme Run” Flapper Suits Made ore Khaki twilt Our regnlar SL6Y number, Por Wednewlay $1.19 only 10 8 years, Y g @%‘a ~price tickets beckon with tempting values | A Beautiful New Lot of Silk Knitted Ties The new blues and summer tans, pse pre also suitable for tumes. For Wed. only C Narrow Belis For Summer Wear er helts for summer ull calf or real patent Teather, all e g . 9C stzes Wed. only—Fach Paper Dinner Plates For suitings and camping — heavy weight. Special sc Wednesday — Dov. Plated White Metal Nickel Knives and Forks Vor camping. For Wednes- O el only Ice Jugs—Glass and Creckery 33¢c 1 2 Colonial Pattern Por Wed, only 3 Half Price Netion Sale 10c Shinola Shoe Polish, M 10 Iurly hew Hair Wavers e 10¢ Boye Crochet Hooks Bl 1 Assorted Clinton Safety Pins B 100 8017 Garment Snaps — Do, E 10 Blevtro Silicon Silbser Polic 10¢ Twink Dy Flakes B —_— cal P Wed. omiy Rick Rack Trimmed Percale Ap'rcns i niade with pocket, standard per- 19¢ X : ) 2000 10c BARS 'l’ : | ' | Palmolive Soap or Wed, only—Cake g Band Brassieres Summer weight, white or flesh, elastic hook back. wed. only Women’s Summer 4 Apron Dresses Amoskeag, gnaranteed ginghams, Handsome checks and plaids, For Wednesday only . sasaen Made of famous wash Dandy Ice Cream Freezers Made of heavy metal, 2 quart size, Vor 98 Wed. only [ Bed Sheets Full size, 81200, seamless e grade sheeting, $1.00 made of fine For Wednesday only. . Bath Towels Double loop, & blue horders, heavy weight, Size 20540, For \\t'llm'wI‘n\ 25c Colgate’s Octagon Scap Powder Large size package. Yor Wednesday only. .. 2 1lc Silk Lisle Socks FOIR BOYS AND GIRLs o denzth English vibbed silk lisde socks that originally sold for d%¢, For Wed, lsc 5,000 Yards Dress Ginghams A fine assortment of quality dreess ginghame in hand summer pat- terns, Vo 12£_c Weel. only, ea, . 1eking When 1 The uny asted an officiale sudad 0ds of exar gies | red the the Am A i Song Recital Miss Adeleine Ohman Assisted By Immediately comy nited &t arned, a ALGED L ¥ DEMANDER Vieolinist At First Lutheran Church, Franklin Square Thursday, June 26, 1924, at & P. M. (tax included) After Recital FLGITIVE cAtoam S 75-81 Church Sti. 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