New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1024, [GTH BALLOT SHOWS | TAKES VAGATION S BROWN OUT OF RACE " v o e Look oy B Mpent Among the Tndians for the New HfllllDShire Spllls With! xamonten, s, June Phirty | Orange Wedne.dgy. During July YeArS 480 & YOURE Frep priest Brittany, leit! sm“h afld HCMOU | i «\ ‘n '1"”"\‘. :'“3: v”'.ll'\n ¢ fv m in A rough wagoen and penetrated into the e | north to minister to the Indians and and Black : Tickets ' . and August / Madison Square Garden, New York, | the few white settlers of that great July 1-=Htarting today with its six. | frontier teenth ballot, the democratic national 2 1“~.«: ‘.1‘\; "-“'. he ‘1,x< . 1| " .‘.‘.}‘. : \'\'I;f‘ A Glorious Bargain ‘. : M any Other Big convention resumed its search for a presidential candidate, The opening | Years of patient effort in a rough and uncultivated territory reached ) balloting held out litie llope that one | onton on his way 10 hin nafie Drit. Celebration for 8 : . | | =g | } W, Offerings That Are The only break of any note was that | tany. Father Vacher, boloved and e New Hampshire on this ballot left her "I';* te 1]”"““"‘ out the northiand, is ()) fuvorite son, Governor Ttrown, and di- | t4KIng his first vacatio th F th ; _ANE 4 g " thos Cars i L . T e o "Stendoo, | . Through al thoso Years Vather e rour - Not Advertised e I M === ot Advertis ved religion for the henefit of hw Wyoming voted six for Senator Rob. aoala ot the Hovth . At insen, taking three from Smith, tw people of 0 horta L AW i he been in the one place, but several B ANOTHIN GIEAT SALE OF | A WONDERWMLUL LOT OF TATON, CIANT & PTR~ Royal Society T HEMARRADLY, SALL OF from McAdoo and one from J. W. | AR I 0 S lons of that great Z e ° ‘ \ R | Davis, the three leaders enefit of his summer Dre” SI"{ Knltted SpOI't E'Cnto Llnen Embroidery Bealltlflll Llngene Mississippl, which had been voting | FOBIOM have vhox Akl : : iy A high geade linen stationers About 300 garments in this or Henator Marrison, switched to | V5! fon, for Senator H ) itched t ow he will return to Brittany, Gmghams Scarfs —white and all shades, Pl Packages lot worth from $1.59 and up, 4 and slips of fine Senator Itobinson, in the course of a ha Bidh Bidie the ale Gb ke journey the delegation planned o | oo ot e and resvisit the seenes splendid quality New England Manufactuvers’ samples amd quire box, For l Gowns, che S & made dreess ginghnms, Hand- surplus stock, A veritable rain. Wednesday only 60 quality o and sk, selting Al discontinued pats sripe | fabrics in white make visiting several Qunps hefore by Ciien gy g yourg man he dreamed coming to a devision on where it will ¢ the If he } 1 some patterns and colors, For how of sport colors, Values up of the life of aervice he haw lived, . twrns, Lor Wed, only at K aahies v tho 95 i, rr et et | At 3 || L 128 e] Wi $1.00 | Women's Sk Lisl 1-3 Of the delegation should go to Daviw or | oo e imie up his dutles in - the McAdoo, All ballot was largely @ orth. “Rut nex e ma ‘athor north, “But nest time,” says Father AGAIN! WE OFPLI process by w "f' h the overnight de= [ vacher, *1 shall return to my people y ) . { ragizers ves ot the Kot | v o et o neve'n G i’ [l Boys’ Sumper Sport( Boys' Babriggan o Deiader Men’s Pongette 3 'r.‘:,'f‘: e e e | Russians Working Today Blouses \ HTSR.%HEE?.... of T Ilé.‘,‘, Safety Pins Shirts ’ Underwdod one from the solid block : b i For Wednesd NI TE i dE ok atuing & Berlin, July Jquipped with and khaki, Sizes' to - Wednesday 35c Ml"er Full nickelod safety Pins gette with soft button down col- 3 c mll\ evene . Sizes 1, 2, 3 5 lars. For gos. tor DC 79c¢ finished knowledge of cight lan- For Wed, only Wed, only Underwood gained two, A Eaa i TN likow BN ot bin S s | At the close of the sixteenth ballot AROS, I8 b e L LB L L (3 h ok Wed only ~—the l:-u:lmz astood: McAdoo, 478; | Ployment as cashier In an all night ) w ’ E S' Bathlng S 0€es — Y staurant in the Rossian district of Infants omen's Extra dize These all rubber shoes, Com- - Women’s l“"']'fl"‘w:;;;'“' savis 63; Robinson, 46: | y30 10 “Her husbund is & night watch- ‘l | 2 plete stock of colors and sizes, man, seve ..I.Hntly-l'::“vl.‘..’n’_"u"‘:v‘:‘hul'.:‘.::::‘ Whlte Dresses Vests For Wednesday 750 Clearance Of Costume sups Stowaway China Crabs of their labors give them two small Neatly made ani dainty i _A uiltted summer st n g ==tbele Neckwear . inl are these slips of Multiply in German Water | "o0ms w01 ciosh 1o vat and e B o disrast | shvio: wor " 15¢ [ Lady Li Silk Hose Aonc twenty dozen wom Tstatitmied hotosiand Mboats . neckwear. — Closir out for strap. Shadow proof hems, Hamburg, Germany, July 1.—Rid-| 4 1 k » Y rdne: W 1 us I uscd to think it might be,” sald FoeRwatlnciaay oniyiat Juedaon’y These famons pure thread Wednesday lOc Wednesday 98 ing as stowaways all the way from | ..o . * . s former general in the army of * i ~ > M % P"ce ilk Hose in all the fay anly China to Germany, a brood of crabs | p. ot vand we ¢ ; y i Known 1o the scientist as “erfochetr,” | NI NUNIRE Tl e O0 1y Williams’ Root Beer ™ I Wy a2 only—Pair " $1.00 | C b ", Whlttemores ampbell's has settled down in the Elbe river| .o, drop around to my office for hitherto unknown species of fauna. . oA a day, while my wife was very choosy 8 The crabs fastencd themselves o the | oyt er gorving maids.” An atiractive lot at a8:Mmch e pottte ot 2 e Men’s Cotton Hose Quick White Pork and Beans and s enriching this stream bY & | (o' hour afier funch, and then call it New Summer Voiles' Extract bLottom of ships plying between Ham- where for The large cans that sell everys | printed voiles in 1 patterns 16(: burg and China, in the opinion of Ger- and colors, tor Wednesday only ... A nice grade fivst quality cot- zsc e e ton hose, in black, cordovan and where for 12¢c, For man zoologists, and are here begin- Wed, only—=Yard .. o Alternates e groy, all sizes, VFor 25 "'I' Nkiiesiny 70 Wed. ouly—Cgn ; [ c only .o i |]mg to ;mxlllpl_\. I'ifteen specimens women’s wal 1 thus far have been discovered. I . . ed. only=—y pair e etess Children’s Silk Lisle ; Table T hblecabll a p— v e Tu i by cars. - — | Nainsook Bloomers ~ Sterno Outfits Whlte Kld Belts 3 .3"..,M,.,...ln.|:.l.e}:f.\,. f70d by long hair on the shears. A group of fishermen caught several of 3 SOCkS | ] f fls 0 s Rufiled knee, reinforeed seat, L & 1 it P these queer-looking animals in their 5 i S T Wednesday : Pretty summer half socks| Full cut sizes in white or flesh, | heat. Wed, C helts of white kid, | For i"rgw“ ngeti L lOc fl:zaaxn'lxulz;li‘v\u:.I:I'l"n-’): ”v .»‘.Zi"’(?."e 3 A B with colored tops, A real sk | For We : Wednesday only s e e, “Tor 12k¢| ™ e Craft Cloth Floor 0. N. T. Mercerized identificd as a. type found only in g 4 A Wed, — Pair . “erman wien 2 o : Bungalow Aprons Rugs Balh Towels Crochet Cotton Gierman scientists are delighted over the find and hope that “eriochelr’ will : ¥ Dl e e % Made of excellent ginghams Plain colors with fancy bor- Patra large size, double in due time become a name familiar l S < i - i ) kit g ; vory ooap in checks and dress patterns ders, Size 21136, 590 theead, heavy quality, first grade “,:: Ll Bl pologss 7}"' to every German school boy. 3 b g 5 B e Ched o S 2153 e, gt : b ? X The popular hand size, 3 | with large pocket. 44 special for Wed, .. —Size 26z Specia 49 odrtech . Yor Wad, only c For Wed. only .... (4 for Wed, only .. ...... [ iy — Ball The ideal white shoe cles GOVT, EXONERATES MORSE Washington, July 1. — Ernest C. : ¢ o Morse, former director of sales of the ‘ . 3 . SUPERIOR PULLEYS FOR war department, was n\'r)nrr;fl«\v(] t0- B 3 . | CLOTHES L]NES PILLOW CASES ¢ by Judge Bailey, of the District of Columbia supreme court in the i Lo case in which John I. Phillips, of 3 Gt 5 inches in diameter, Made of Size 12 For A o pressed steel. For Wed.—Pair T Wednesday. .. . 3 for l 00 Georgia and others are on trial in connection with the sale of ' govern. s 3 —_ - ment surplus lumber, % ¥ \ P & £ GREY ENAMEL -~ DOTTED AND FANCY MARQUISETTE OVAL DISH PANS N : CURTAIN MATERIAL L oo e Heavy grade, first quality. a6-inches wide, first quality, Special on your var? g % size 17 quarts. Wednesday i for Wednesday only — Yard .......... 350 FRUIT OF THE LOOM e : Pilor ed tents in different parts of the [ Jang Agsel isn ideas. The Japanese authoriies have year or so fishermon have b (,hll'l l'-[0'-‘ Pllg‘lll‘llS . temple courts, always have a respect- Jdp‘s A? c'lt‘ B(?l‘Sll(f\.lSllI' e listed 171 such organizations, and | forced to go further n‘nd fur!;::: Listen to Missionaries |rut heaving. And Unrest Grow in Korea oricied the dissolution of the majori- |afield, and it fs even suggested that Seoul, July 1.—Unrest is increasing ¥ of these the opening of the great fishing faianfu, China, July 1.—Thousands | e O Ry . ! 2 Taianfu, China, July 1 It Tca e ARt raballio e alomentas i grounds off the lalkland Islands of pilgtims are making their annual | French ‘\chal to German o e & |[Falkland Island Fisherie e b s e a e -\’lA\vIlh“HliHl of a special service of journey to the oldest sacred mountain | 5 o sham | Resented by Countrymen |nism, are growing in strenght, accord- May Supply the British | (ibishment of special service sk About Free Membershi ‘ 1 J G o ‘(o:tln Discount L 5 3 known to modern times, Tai ! | il 8 3 § says the China Press. Commencing | Mayence, Germany, July I,f\\'htu ing to a statement issued recently by % B 4 Um Gasoline, Ofl, 'Tires, on { s shortly after the Chinese New Year ; i K T " lthe Korean government-general here. | London, July i.-—Visherlos experts catch to DBritish ports. Everything pertaining to your ¢ g the faithful have beon coming steadfly an Algerian soldier of the I'rench oc- The statement says the Japanese |vecently have noted with anxicty that o 4 . il - v : 0 L5 iis city, iwiiaré hoy sorenin | cupations forccs ILlblon o Ll LN funtoritics i dvoredinass, gnod roh. the great fishing grounds of the North NO BOBS ALLOWED Call, write or phone for ¥ 4 ; evory temple of importance, and then | NCAr here recently he was saved DY fqon to fear insurgency and bolshevism | Sea, which supply most of the sea | Canon City, Colo., July 1.—Warden information. : ¢ malce! tiie totlRome) tiip) ta the toy & | Lrits, Wernard 2 German, Who S00n |will develop into a serious danger food used on English tables, are be- Thomas J. Tynan of the Colorado state District Office 4 mile high. Women with bound fect terward was decorated with a medal [yithin the next few years, and have coming rapidly depleted through the | penitentiary here, has issued a decree ’ % i constitute a fair percentage of the | oF bravery by ‘l‘!\l !'!'fm‘h :H"H‘;'I:‘A" " docided to reinforce the gendarmerie | energy of trawl fishermen who, since to the women prisoners that there ore s corshippers painfully negotiating the I'he newspapers of unocctupied Ger-{jn the peninsular and the guards the end of the world war, have great- shall be “No Bobs.” Women arriving 0 stone steps leading to the sum- | many have given Werner a good deal lalong the northern frontier. Iy increased in number, with bobbed hair are required to let Miss Georgia English, pretty and |mit. of spi ind s \Hml writ xs‘»”%-‘ l\‘ the outstanding development in Th ame condition, it is pointed | it grow, according to the warden, who atter 0 bobLfiainentaitornata s to" (e demob | A uxual tha%local miasionarics are | that his Hed BELsCCiCaninAy 48 S L this conneetion, the statement declares ot existed in 1914, hut the world | olds that there is something essen- eratlc convention from San Antonlo, |busy preaching to the pilgrims. The|his home on tho other side of the [has been a move to unify numerous | war made fishing on a large scale tially feminine in graceful coils of el remple. in the city, the | Rhine,” and not intrude upon the soil |local hodies, ostensibiy labor or reli- [ virtually impossibie, and as a conse- hair, and that “incarceration Is no A Mino, is crowded with visitors|of Germany propet “if he knows what |gious associations, for the socret pro- | quence of the four closed years the reason why womanly qualities and 1 the missionaries, who have pitch- | is good for himself.” pagation of seditious or holshevist | runs increased greatly In the last virtues should not 1\ mphasized." e 156 Arch St, New Britain as. She was the youngest alter- Phone 2648-2 |nate to be seated and, as the picture indicates, quite the prettiest. SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION—MADAME X CORSETS THURSDAY AND SATURDAY A representative direct from the Madame X Co. will be at our store on these two days. Come in and discuss your problems with her. — Fittings Free — WOMANS JAPPAREE SPECIALTIES WOMANS [APPAREL SPECIALTIES MIDDLETOWN == NEW BRITAW YIDDLETOWN == NEW BRITAN WILLOW BONE CORSETS N RUBBER BATHING SHOES $1.00 e Select Your Holiday Dress Here 98c—g1.19 »u Plain and strap styles Combination color efiects, Low bust models—extra strong pink material—heavy black Willow Nizes 1 to 7. s, Sizes 22 to 82, | \ 41 b4 Tomorrow [viorning | CLEARANCE OF SPRING COATS : SLEEVELESS SWEATERS GREAT SA VINGS IN $1 2'98 CRISP NEW \'o'm-:s, LIN F\s SILK BROADCLOTHS v $2.98 Formerly up to $29.50. Sizes 18 to 42, There Is still extfa good choosing in this coat sale. Values (o $1.98, Colors (o mateh the gay colored skirts—Many have ornaments stitehed in silk, REAL BARGAINS FROM THE | UNDERWEAR SECTION FORMERLY UP TO $14.9% “Royal Society” Full Line of Gowns, "Bavelopes, Combisations (Corvet Cover and Drawers) An opportune Dress Sale—not at the fag end of the scason when the styles are all AED IR Tt e picked over and there’s only a little time left to wear them. But—gat the *beginning of | Package Goods 79c the season while style assortment is complete and the whole summei® ahead of you to Just in wear them. Infants' and Children’s Dresses and Sets | scarfs, Centerpieces. Underthings, Values to $2.98. = & lu\‘ery good summer color—sizes 16 to 42. Rampers, Dolls, Etc, Sizes 36 (o 44, 144843