New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 13

Ruffled Scrim Curtains, 214 yards long 87¢ Day, pair. ... with tie backs to match, 87¢ BOS TON STORE DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. Fruit of the Loom Pillow Cases, 87¢ Day, 3 for,., slzes 42x36, A Host of Bargains for F riday Where Your Dollar Will Do Double Duty Men’s Shirts in a variety of popular patterns to se- lect from, sizes 14 to 17, . guaranteed full cut; $1.19 value. 87¢ Day, each . s 870 Men’s Silk Lisle Hose, color black only, sizes 91; to 11; regular 89c¢ value. 87c¢ Day, 87 c 4 pairs ........ Men’s lightweight jersey Union Suits, made with short sleeves, ankle and knee length, sizes 36 to 46; regular $1.19 value. 87c Day, each ....oovnee 87c Men’s blue chambray Work Shirts, guaranteed fast color and full eut, size 14Y; to 17, 87¢ 87c Day, each ...... 7C Ladies’ mercerized Silk Hose in the latest novel- ties, checks large and small patterns, all the newest colors, tan, grey, nude and P 87c Ladies’ Gordon silk Hose the fashioned back, extra heavy weight, all the new shades, black, grey, tan, nude, mellow, poudre blue, white and airedale. 87¢ Day, pair’........... 87c Ladies’ lisle Vests, band top, sizes 46 to 50; others short sleeves and low neck, 38 to 44, 87¢ Day, 2 for. . 87c Ladies’ white Princess Slips, hemstitched bodice and ruffled skirt; made of best quality sateen. 87¢ ol TG for .. Ladies' colored Slips, with plaited ruffle bottom, colors black, navy, brown and grey. 87¢ 87 c Day, each ..... Ladies’ extra and regu- lar size Bloomers, made of fine crepe, white and flesh, 87¢ Day, 8 7c (] BT Ladies’ silk mull Step- ins and Chemise, trimmed with fine lace and shirred top, flesh, orchid and coral. 87¢ Day, 8 7 c for ..iioveee Heavy quality percale Aprons, full size, with double yoke and rick-rack trimmed, all colors. 87¢ e BTC for . Misses' black Sateen Bloomers, elastic waist and knee, sizes 16, 18 and 27, 87c Day, 87 c for Collar and Cuff Sets in organdie, linen, lace. 87'c Dnyt. 87c Ladies’ fine quality hand- kerchiefs, white and col- ored. 87c Day 4 for........'.. 87(: Ladies’ Swiss embroid- ered handkerchiefs, very pretty designs. 87c 87¢ Day, 7 for. . Men’s white cotton Hand- kerch]i)efu. good quality. 87c Day, 12 for ' 87C Absorhent Cotton, 16 oz. rolls. 87¢ Day, 87c 2 for iviss FORGED ROVAL LETTERS Messages Froni the Pope and Soores of Other Important European Per. sonages Figured in Proscoution, Karlsruhe, July 24 —-Alleged lét- ters from ex-Kaiser Willlam, the ex- Crown Pnince and eéx-Crown Princeas, Geénéral Hindenburg, the ex-King of Saxony, the Pope and scores of other prominent persons figured in' the prosecution of the wife of a musician At the Baden Btate Opera, who was Aentenced to a yéar and a half in prison for stvindling operations. Four Nundred letters which the woman de- clared were from General Hinden- burg were_ exhibited. All the letters were tliiterate and tramed in such strange language that they creatéd much amusement in the court room. The woman préetended to Acquaintancs with nearly all the cdlebrities in Germany and solicited gifts for fictitious charities in which they were said te be interésted, prome ising that she would supply auto- kraphed letters in acknowledgment of the contributions. 8he supplied the letters, but an exatfhation of them In court convinced the judge that she had manufactusfd them all herself Ahd kept the ‘eontributions for het own use, Democrats Profeas To See Excellent Chance of Carrying Maine in Flec- tion, Dark Harbor Islesboro, Me., July 24, «-Optimistic reports on the political outlook in Mains were brought here today by Wm. M. Pattangall, demo. ¢ratic candidate for governor of this state, who ha$ an engagement to con- fér during the qay with John K. Di vis, democratic” candidate -for prei dent. Mr. Pattangall was accompan. ¥4 by Fulton J. Redman who is con- testing the seat of U, 8. Senator Best L. Fernald. The political conference today was the second the democratic nominee had arranged since his arrival here last Saturday. His first was with Homer 8, Cummings, national com- mitteeman from Connectiout who gave gratifying reports to Mr, Davis on the prospects in Connecticut, New Hamp- Shire and other sections of New Eng- land. Mr, Cummings éxpressed beljet that the appearance in these states of Governor Alfred E. Smith as a cam- paigner in behalf of the national tick- ¢t would be decidedly helpful, Proves Great Boon to Pile Sufferers No man or woman neced suffer an- oOther day from any pain, soreness or Adistress arising from Hemorrhoids or Pllés, now that a Réchester doctor's preseription, known to druggists as MOAVA BUPPOSITORIES, can be obtained for a moderate price. You'll be amazed to see how quickly they act #ven In long standing cases. Axelrod's Pharmacy and ail good druggists will supply you on the money back if dis- satished plan, NEW RAILROAD BUILT Access to Rich Territory in Southern Bolivia Made Effective By New Line ‘Which Connects With Argentine, Buenos Alres, July 24 — Rallroad access to rich territory in southérn Bolivia has been made effective by the opening of a stretch of new line connecting the Bolivian town of Tu-« piza with the Argentine state rallroad system at the border town of La Quiaca. Bolivian products of this re- gion, including petrolenm and vari- ous minerals, ¢an now be transported by rail to Buenos Alrés or to ports on the Parana river, ‘Within another year this line will have been extended northward to Atocha where it will connect with ex- {sting rail line to La Paz, the Bollvian capital, and provide a new outlet for the foreign commerce of the entire country, which now has to go by the Pacific ports of Arica and Antofagasta in Chlle, and Mollendo in Peru, It will also make it possible to travel from Buenos Afres to Lima, Pern, by rail, except for the boat trip across Take Titicaca, and will complete an- other link in the projected Pan American rall route from Buenos Alres to New York. J. W. Maxwell Returns As Metropolitan Manager J. W. Maxwell has assumed his du- ties as manager of the local office of the Matropolitan Life insurance com- pany. Mr. Maxwell was in charge of this district about five years ago, but was transferred to Cambridge, Mass, from which eity he is now returning. He is a Rotarlan. A contest Is scheduled to begin next Monday and continue weeks, Thera are three teams in the field, and the team which writes the most business during the contest will be treated to a shore dinaer by the two losing. Cashier Irené Sawe Is captain of ons team, Assistant Manag- er Joseph Shepard of another, and Assistant Managér W. J. Lenehan of the tiftrd, FLAND LIKES CO-OPERATIVES ottingham, Eng., July 24. ~— The co-eperative movement has grown re- markably in England during the past few years and there are now 4,600,- 000 members enrolled 1h the societies with a share of over $400,000,000 hav- Ing a retail trade of $850,000,000, These figuras were quoted at the §6th annual congress when 2,000 delegates assembled, including overseas repre- sentatives, EN Ship Owners Protest New Law Passci By United States Congress Stockholm, July 24.—Passage by the United States congress of a il making owners of vessels liable to a fine of §1,000 In the case of alien soa- men geserting their ships in American waters, has brought a protest from Daniel Brostroem, former Swedish minister of marine, who declared that it was beyond the power of shipown- ers to prevent such desertions. Enforcement of the measure, Mr. Brostroem said, would prove ruinous, especially in the case of Swedish ves- sels, which already were 16sing money in the American trade because of the many restrictions under which they were placed. for two | —_— Queen of England Keeps All Sou- venirs and Regards Them as Almost Priceless, | London, July 24 — What happens |to all the mementots and souvenirs |that are presented to the queen, is & question often asked but seldom an- swered, The Weekly Dispatch claims "n have ascertained ffom ‘“some one |in a responsible position,” however, that these presants aré not put away in a store cupboard. This source of information added he queen is very proud of her col- lection of souvenirs, and she treasures every one of them. I do not think there 1§ another woman in the world who takes such a keen de- light in preserving her mementoes of happy and Interesting occasions.” The Webbley exhibition has swelled the queen’s collection con- siderably, and recent additions in- lude damask and linen, eanaries, Felix"* the cat, cards, lace fans and musical instruments. The queen puts to practical use her gifts whenever ssihle, The damask linen pre- sented by the Ulster linen trade is in | constant use at Buckingham Palace, EXPLOSION INJURES TWO Newport, R. 1., July 24-—~Two men |were injurad when a boiler*explosion |causing the sinking of the steam lighter Gertrude in the entrance to the harbor channel today. The lighter 1s been here for overhauling, Cap- tain Joseph Trazes and Engineer El- mer 8. Purdy, the only persons aboard were taken to a hospitdl suffering from cuts and burns, Will Brave Atlantic in This Lady Ester Four-Purpose ;‘n;:l:‘.. .s7e Day, 8 7c Dr. West Tooth Brushes. 87¢ Day, 2 87 c for . Hinds’ Honey and Al- mond Cream, large size. 87¢ Day, 87 c for .. eesanne Colored dress Voiles, 40 in. wide, light and dark de- signs. 87¢ Day, 4 yards for..... 87¢ Crepe Plisse for chil- dren’s wear and undergar- ments, white and pink, plain colors, 87¢ 87 c Day, 4 yards for REPAIRS POSTPONED Vatican Basilicd in No Tmmediate Danger, According to Views of U. S. Expert. By The Assoclated Press, Rome, July 24.—~The committee en- trusted with the preservation of the Vatican Basilica today announced, apropos of the observations of an American architect in connection with necescary repairs, that the ravages of time in the historic edifice presented 1o danger and that repairs could be postponed until after the holy year. Cardinal Merry Del Val, arch- priest of St. Peter's, is following the observations of the condition of the Vatican made by the technical bu- reau of the Holy See, which included tour architectsa who are constantly watching the edifice. After the holy year,the question of repairs will be suhml{tefl to an inters natlonal commission not because Italian architects are not considered competent but because the Basilica is considered a world monument and the entire world is interested in its pres- ervation, “To show that there is no im- Pongee Cloth, natural color only, very fine qual. ity. 87¢ Day, 4 yards for..'... 87C Mercerized Shantung plain colors, all the new summer shades. 87c 87¢ Day, 2 yds.. . Figured Crepe Silks, 36 in. wide, excellent quality. 87¢ Day, 87C yard " R;g Rugsl, large size, andsome color- ings. 87¢ Day... 870 Silk Tricolette and Trico- sham, 36 in. wide, all col- ‘8’?' Dplaln and plaids. ¢ Day, yard . : 7c Extra heavy Bed Tick- ing, warranted to be feath- er proof. 87¢ Day, 38 yds. for. . 87c minent daner,” the announcement de- clares, "It 18 enough to state that bits of paper paster over the cracks (in the walls and dome) centuries ago to deffrmine whethor they were widen- ing, are still unbroken. Two cen- turles ago similar alarming reports weré circulated to such an extent that the faithful abstained from en- tering the Basilica.” BANKERS T0 BE TRIED Eight Officials ot Home Bank of Can- ada Will Go To Trial on September 9, It Is Agroad Toronto, July 24.—Eight directors and officlals of the Home Bank of Canada charged with making false re. turns prior to the suspension of the bank last August, will face trial on Beptember 9, it was announced today. Crown authorities said proceedings would not be taken against A. E. Cal- vert, who was acting manager of the bank at the time of ita suspension, He probably will be used as one of the principd) erown witnesses. T. J. Daly, president of the bank, and named in the Indictment, died last June, DAY FRIDAY Large double thread Turkish Towels, with plain and fancy borders. 87c o' . 8T for . Bieached Muslin, 36 in. wide, extra heavy, excel- lent value, 87¢ 87 c Day, 8 yds, for. . Colored Nainsook, suit- ahle for underwear, plain and checks, 87¢ Day, 5 yds. for. . 870 Best quality Oil Cloth, 45 in, wide, a large variety of patterns to choose from. for oo 87c Cretonne, 36 in. wide, very attractive patterns, extra good value. 87c aury, 4 yards 87 c A eingle c¢row I8 known to have eaten 85 May beetles, 72 wireworms, or 123 grasshoppers within an héur. Kish, the oldest capital of Baby- lonia, is believed to have been found- ed after the flood. SATURDAY July 26 to Aug. 1 GASOLINE Will Be Sold 22c a gallon AT Stanley Quarter Filling Station IBELLE'S CORNER And Souvenirs Will Be Given way ! SATURDAY ! Don’t Miss This Opportunity On Your Vacation NO PAPER WILL TAKE THE PLACE OF THE —HERALD— The “Carrie,” 12 feet long with a three-foot beam, and built entively of steel, in which William Oldham, its designer, Warrington, England, will seek to cross the Atlantic Ocean in 40 days. Liverpool. He planned such a trip several years a; go but was forbidden to start by the mayor of It Will Follow You Wherever the Mails Go For 18¢c a week Before you leave for the Shore or the Mountains be sure to order THE HERALD mailed to you—It will keep you in touch with the news at home while on your vacation. Prepaid Subscriptions are required by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Consequently we cannot open charge accounts for summer orders