New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1924, Page 7

\ ) Lions Want King | For President | I’ F. KING At a meeting of the New Britain Lions' elub held this noon at the Bur- L ritt hotel & committee was appointed to invite P. I, King, first vice-presi- dent of the organization, to serve the remainder of the year as president of the elub, The vacancy has been caus- ed by the resignation of Willlam I Goldthwalt, who has left New Britain for Cambridge, Mass, Because Mr, King is actively engaged in eity work and most of his time occupled it was decided to have the committée secure his consent rather than elect him to the office at the meeting today. Assistant Sccretary Harry Hancock presided in the absence of Recrétary James E. O'Brien, who is attending the summer session at Yale, [Lions Andrews, Rose and Dary were elected to a committee to “pep” up the next meeting. Going Back to Ireland After 15 Years’ Absence Edward Ryan, assistant superin- tendent of city hall, will leave 1°ri- day for New York city, preparatory to embarking on the President Hard- ing for a tour of Ireland. This is Ryan's first visit to his homeland in 15 years. He plans to spend about two months touring® the Kmerald Isle, visiting with relatives. Mr. Ttyan has been employed at city hall for several years. He is an active member of the Y.M, T. A, B. socicty. SWEDISH BETHANY OUTING The Sunday school classes of the Swedish Bethany church will go on their annual outing next Saturday while two special trolleys will convey them to Goodwin park, Hartford. The outing this year will be held in conjunction with that of Zion church Sunday school classes of Hartford. i m—— The water bieycle is all the and Miss Marie Davis seems to TED MOORE, FIGHTER, IS His New York Landlady Secks $20,000 Accusing Him of Beating Her Badly New York, July 15.—Ted Moore, English middlweight boxer, was made defendant in a $20,000 damage filed in the suprem Mrs, Josephine Ward, his former landlady, who alleges that she wa beaten by Moore, Mrs, Ward's attorney obtained from Supreme Court Justice Lydon a writ of attachment against Moore's ear ings. The attorney said the w would be served against any ban funds Moore might have and also upon any manager or bbxing promoter who may have money belonging to the pugilist. Moore was meet Morrie Schlaiffer in a bout in tonight. hed an affidavit in which her suffering from two broken ribs. The landlady, he said, was confined sult of the injury. Moore's last official fight was with Harry Greb at the millk fund exhibi- tion last month, Moore lost the de- cision. TRIMMED HATS—SPORT HATS AND CHILDREN’S HATS Real Good Values Sl;EClAL $ 1 00 Come Early for First Choice Goldenblum Millinery Co. N AND COURT The Little Store With the TS, — THE — Dress Goods Shop| Big Values § 400—MAIN STREET—400 DEFENDANT IN LAWSUIT! suit | court today, by | scheduled to | Iish, a Manhattan physi- | he stated that he attended Mrs, Ward | after the alleged assault and found | to her bed for several weeks as a re- | rage at Atlantic City this season be having a lot of fun at it. ‘ Personals My, and’ Mrs, L. Nickolas and two children of 58 Dwight strect left this pmorning for a two-weeks' vacation 'at Ocean beach, New London. Carl Berg of Curtis strect spent the week-end at Torrington, James McGrath of 505 Arch street | has returned home from Mystic. } James Clinch of Sganley street is | ing a motor trip to the White mountains. Harry MWairchild of 453 Church strect met"with an accident in New Haven Sunday while driving his car and was taken to the New Haven | hospf¥al, : = Joseph Whitehead has returned | from visits to Milford and Melrose. Walter Falk ot Stanley street re- turned home from Double Beach where he has been spending a week, | ) 1 Albert Tehman of Iairview street spent the week-end at New London. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hillstrand and ' family of 455 Stanley strect have re- turned home from a ten-day | trip through Connecticut. | Samuel Mag s week: spending three at Camp Kopac, N, Y. Tola Nert of 71 Roberts stieet is spending three weeks in New York, William Fitzpetrick street spent the weg Beach, 4 of 566 . Arch -end at Walnut Mrs. 8. Irebery and son, William, ; of 423 Stanley street returned Satur- day from a week's stay at Grove | Beach, William Stromquist of Stanley | Quarter left last week for Block Is- | land where 1 | motor | | will spend the sum- | mer. In the fall he plans to enter New York University. | Ernest Neipp of 49 Griswold street | and Norman Occupin of 60 Grisweld | street returned yesterday from a two 1 weeks' stay at Job's Pond, Portland. | E. B. Anderson of Hart street re- | turned Saturday from a tour of Maine. | Miss Olga Olson of 19 Stanley | court has returned from a vacation | at Indian Neck. ‘ — | 2 | Friends of Miss 13, McCarthy and | Miss Segal, teachers at the New Brit- | ain high school, have received word from them from England. Arthur Feige, Arthur. Barnard and | I'red March of Shelburne Falls, Mass., were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Pfersick of 520 Stanley street over the past week-end. Chinese Serub Teeth Peking—China has become a nation | of tooth scrubbers. This form of per- | sonal hygiene has swept the country like a storm, Tooth pastes and pow- ders are being =old in unprecedented quantities in almost every Xind , of | Chinese store. | The Little Store With the Big Values f WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS 72x90 Pequot Sheets. Reg- ular $1.65. A ... $1.33 36 in. Long Cloth. Reg. 22¢. Wednesday l 4 c 40 in. Butterfields Nor- mandy Voile. Reg. 69¢c. Wednesday Morning, yard.. 460 RN Chine. 88¢ 40. in. Crepe de Reg. $1.49. Wednesday Morning, yard.. Japanese Crepe for dresses ad blouses, in all colors. Reg. 59¢. X Wednesday Morning, yard.. 38c . : ) 40 in, Silk Baronet Satin. Reg. $2.00. $ l .25 Wednesday Morning, yd. Morning, yard.. = and Wool 36 in. Fast Color Beach Cloth. Reg. 39¢. 45¢ Wednesday Morning, yard.. 36 in. Silk Eponge. Reg. $1.25. Wednesday 69 c _Morning, yard.. Imported Ratine. Reg. 98c. Wednesday 59 c Morning, yard.. HOLD COP FOR SHOOTING b JE——————— P A R Rl o | Davidson & AT NOON ' b THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND TISFACTION, ~ NEW BRITAIN, CONN. eventhal | o PU——————— Attt - Lock For n the Green Sale Tickets Plenty of Other Good Values Besides Those Advertised JULY CLEARANCE SALES Serpentine Crepe Kimonos Men’s Cotton Handkerchiefs Grey, Fawn, soft cambric fin- ::wl:'r'-d \\IIN'"; ish, full 18 in, rre hemstit art £1.25 value, speclal for Wed- ~Main Floor nesday only— $1.00 Doz, Women'’s Silk Hose L §1 .00 Biack, Beaver, In plain and forated Kid belts, sizes 36 to 44, For Wednesday only— 19¢ voan per- Specials in the Basement BATH TOWELS Heavy double loop white Turk- ish Towels, size 20x40. For Wed. Selling. ... Ea. 23c PLEQUOT SHEETS 81x90, bleached $1.48 Full bed size, sheecting. Special for Wednesday Only. .. Ea. BED SH size 81300, Made of a heavy bleached . sheeting, For Wednesday only — Lach DISH TOWLELING toweling for . 11c Absorbent colored border dish and glass toweling, For Wednesday only—Yard 3.PC. WATER SET Two-quart Colonial Jug, with cover and 10-inch plate. Special 95 (v for Wednesday ... —Third Floor Japanned Crimp- od Omo White Tape, 6 yard pieces .. La. Bias 9¢ Cameo Mereerized Elastic, black, yard 9 c SLLA HAIR NETS brand, double 8c CRETONNE COVERED CUSHIONS Size 20 inches, well made, and covered with good quality material. For Wednesday Our standard real human hair, mesh, Special for Wednesday .. which he was arraigned charged that | |three bullets were fired. Made very pretty and daintily trimmed; countless styles numbers of $1.00 —second Floor Exceptional Value for Wed. Only IRISH DRESS LINENS A fully shr sirable shades. Wk dress linen, in all the season’s de- ‘or Wednesday selling — Yard . —Main Floor SPECIALS from the YARD GOODS DEPT. these very popular sumner other desirnble shades, Wednesday only — Yard FLOCK DOT, VOILLS Just received another large shipment of dress voiles. enty of jade green with white dot and all T . B BASKET WEAVE SUITING In a new novelty self plaid effect —15 new summer shades, Lor Wed. only—Yd 39¢ NEW PRINTED CREPES In dainty floral summer patterns for dresses and blouses, Special for 39c , — Yard . —Main Floor Women’s Silk Vests $1.00 Bodice style only, in all colors. Fiber Rugs Assorted patterns, first quality; size 27x54. Ex- tra special, e T 0 < € > S T’ <) <) S S ] S - - ) - - - - - s Ty 1288200LIss8isstIsRIIRNTITIIIIRIIIIIINIIILILILL | The baby conterence at the Burrntt ‘mi,\xmu was open this afternoon for ter Seven Year Old Child Dies From Bullet Wound, New York, July 15.—Bail was de- nied Policeman Harold M. Hagan, war veteran, when he was arraigned in homicide court today on an affidavit charging suspicion of homicide in the shooting last night of year old Leb Vissa. The policeman said he had received complaints of thefts of plumbing sup- plies from unoccupied houses on his {beat in the Harlem district, and that [ when he saw a growp of hoys playing in front of a vacant house he fired irto the ground to frighten them away. Young Vissa was wounded in tue temple. Hagan claimed he fired only one shot, but the affidavit on seven | World War Veteran Denied Bail Af- | Magistrate House, in denying said it “wounld not be doing just to let Hagan out on bail. “I can't understand,” continued the magistrate, “how this patrolman could | fire one bullet into the ground, as he says he did, and have that bullet re- bound 40 feet to a second floor win- dow and kill the boy.” Hagan was gasse ed in ¥rance during the war. married and has five children. He is Opinm Smoking Vogue Shanghai—Opium traffic has Taken a new hold en the Orient. Wheat and bean farms are being turned into opiuin farme. Government authori- ties who once opposed opium in fiery parliamentary talks are now advocat- ing the narcotic. We homestly believe that Herald classified ads get you results, if they are possible to get. and also wound- . City Items { | The Kings Daughters of the Blim Swedish Baptist church will have dog roast at the home of Miss kst [Olson in Kensington tomorrow eve- Ining at 7 o'clock. | Tottea voites, all colors | $1.00. Goldsmith’s, 48 Broad St. Fitch-Jones Co. are offering suits at reduced wdvt. Lunch at Hallinan's—adv. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist will be {the speaker at the Burritt hotel to- meeting. P Collared Shirts reduced at Fitch- Jones Co.—advt. The Rotary club will dispense with its regular Thursday noon meeting this week because of the meeting at [the Boy Scout camp at Job's pond Thursday evening. Home cooked lunches at Crowell's —advt morrow fhoon at the reguiar I\'i\\.lnis“ | the second time, Dotted voiles, all colors, 3 yds, for | $1.00. Goldsmith's, 48 Broad St.—advt Walter 0. Cook, Boy Scout execu- tive, this morning received a letter | from the war department accepting his resignation as captain from the Company 1, C. N. G. Have the Herald follow you on your vacation, 18¢ a week, cash with order. —ad-t, New DBritain next, No. 1548, Order {of Owls will hold a meeting tomore lrow evening in Odd Fellows' hall. Charles E. Hart, Jr., son of Charles E. Hart of Curtis street, has been ap- pointed general counsel for the Chase Co. of Waterbury. Collared Shirts reduced at Jones Co.—advt. Rev. Dr. and Mrs Hill and daughter, gone to Maine for summer, Fitch- George W. C. Virginia, have the rest of the