New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1924, Page 2

L) Vacation Paper Necessities Paper Tonels Paper Napkins Paper Plates——all sizes, l‘lpl'r Spoons per Cups l‘ul-u-r Tahlecloths Way Paper Naggage Tags. THE DICKINSON Drug Co. 169-171 Main St. | Nighi Nichi, two of the | been reported hore, |AUTHORITIES DENY ANTI-JAP ACTIONS Bt Nippon Press Says Klansmen [ Are Persecuting Japanese o A Tokio, July correspondents 20,—~The Ran Francisco the Heehi most widuly apers in Ja report Ku Klux Klan netivities against Japanese in Sacramento and Nanta Hosa dis tricts. They alleged that klan mem bers foreed to withdraw from Yarms at the point of revelvers. read news Jipanese The foreign office has axked Consul |, General Cyama at San Francisco for A report Disturbances Denied invelving Japunese land In the Bonoma Valley have according to the Santa Nosa s-Democrat, A check-up of leaders In the klan re. o8 | vealed that no move contemplated to disturb Japanesc landowners had been put forth, Horsfall SHIRT SPECIALS White Oxford Shirts—Col- lar attached style — fine quality, regu- $l ‘9 5 Jarly $2.50 ... Woven Madras Shirts — Also Silk Stripe Madras, in neat patterns. Regularly Firaw $2.65 8 for 81.50. HORSFALLS 93-99 Mdsylum Strect Hartfor. 1t Pays To Buy Our Kind” SHE'S PLEASED WITH OUR MILK There's a reason why our milk receives such a welcome. It is pure and sweet and from farm to the bottle it's handled in a cleanly manner. ESEIBERT - SON 7 PARK ST HONE 1720 3 NE-WW BRITAIN, CONN L3 MAKE SURE ITS SEIBERTS ;! Olaf J. Selander to Be 61 Years Young Sunday Olat J. Selander of 138 Dwight, one of the best known Swedish residents ese in Bacramento e . |they will remain for a week. |R. M, { for(l. Think Reports U Bacramento, Cal, July 2 toduy exj surprise at the news dispatches Sehioh have been cabled from San Francisco to Japan stating that Japanese farm- ers near Sacramento and Santa Rosa have been forced from their farms by the Ku Kiux Klan, They ex- pressed the belief that the reports are untrue, Police had not heard of such oc- currences, ese newspaper, yesterday story regarding an alleged klan dem- onstration agalnst Sonoma Japane: According to a translation it is re- ported that “at about 10 p, m,, July 22, a Japancse named Wada came to Upton and told them ‘American peo- i| ple, riding in three automobiles, came | to my camp and notified me that they | will come back at 4 o'clock tomor- row to drive the Japanese out of this place it we don't get out.' " ‘Wada said that the Americans fired rifles and pistols iInto the air and later he found twenty-elght empty | shells. Personals | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillstrand and | daughter of 450 Stanley strest are | spending the week-end_at Bridgeport. | | Philip McBriarty of 544 Stanley | street is spending the week-end at the | | Boy Bcout camp. | Miss Mildred Abrahams is spending ‘ the week-end at Chalker Beach, 410 Btanley | Charles Quigley of |street and Ebbe Anderson of 21 Sun- | rise avenue, will spend the week-end I |at Putnam, Abraham Gwosdof of 5 Black Rock | avenue ‘is spending the week-end at Newarl:. N. J. Mr. and Mre. Richard Bergman and {family of 36 Henry street left today to spend two weeks at Bantam Lake. | Miss Mildred Quigley of 410 Btan- ley street returned today from Ban- tam Lake, where she has been spend- ing a week. | Bernard Rogin, Benjamin Birn baum, Maurice Lipman and Harold Koplowitz will leave tomorrow to spend a few weeks at Ocean Beach, Miss Catherine Hart of Kensington is spending the summer at Grove Beach. €. A. Humphrey of this city, who is | spending the week-and at Fast Hamp- ton, reports good bass fishing at Lake [ Pocotopaug. | Hazel Atwater returned from Momauguin, yesterday Marion Gagnon and Dorethy “‘al-! ruath left today for Canada, where City Items Home cooked lunches at Crowell's. | advt Mattabesett Tribe, No. 14, I. O, will hold a meeting Monday Officers will be | ! night in Judd's hall. installed by Deputy Great M. L. Williams and his staff of Hart- | Refreshments will be served. Lunch at Hallinan's—adv. of this city, will eelebrate his 61st | birthday anniversary with a family re- unfon at Point O' Woods tomorrow. | Mr. Selander who has been a resident of this city for the past 44 years con- ducts a meat market and grocery store at 38 Dwight street and 1s one | of the oldest businessmen on lhe‘ street having been at the present lo- | eation for the past 35 years. Mr. Se- lander was born in Sweden and came to this country 44 years ago settling {n New Britain. He is a member of a number of Swedish lodges. THE REAL TRUTH HALE~1 understood he comman i 8 good ealary. BROWN--No. he —his wife commands it overs e e El merely draws it | ~Londom An 2 new pages will be added to New Bri- tain’s His- tory. i Mrs. Lilllan Robinson of Washing- | ton place, has returned to her home from the New Britain General hospi- tal where she underwent an opera- tion, Tomorrow— Maple Nut Ice Cream in bulk. Dellcious—because——Semon's. I"'ree delivery. Axcirod’s. PPhone 1366 advt, The registrars of voters will be in | seasion at their office Friday, 1, and Vriday, August 8, io voters In their parties in preparation enroll | tor the fall conventions and election. The board of finance and taxatibn will meet Tuesday noon at the office of the mayor to receive bids on the rectntly voted fssun of city honds, Roche & Cabelus, acting for the Rogers 8ash & Door Co suit for $50 damages against FKrle Sandberg. Deputy Sheriff Martin H Horwitz served the papers William Zahnleiter of street returned home yeste the New Britain General ¥ The police have been notified by the commissioner of motor vehicles that serate motor veh 53 Maple the licenscs to of W 1 ! ford aventi bees returne GOOD NEWS FOR COMPANY, Armory drill for the guarter ending June h y 1| 169th Infantry, has arrived and “wili be disbursed at drill wmrn night There will be a special meeting of pay for | the eivil organization of the company Watch this paper next Friday, Auv- gust 1st, k, e — after the drill to determine the ques- tion of distinctive uniform for all ranks and grades if permitted by the adjutant general. and | = Ky, scized recently at Fall River, was de- NEW WIFE NAMES STATE JOB AS HER “CORESPONDENT" | Declaves by, € th Her From the pondent” f Dr ey ha \ Dr yoears L Kin n the I ept ia Mrs. King \ Ast thres to embarrass Go ministration I have I tha y het 100 far intinite have been “l would have v by l\n., Inmiste at our home grossed him, time for one o CONFISCATES tor vl @ared forfoited Lowell yesterday, cd to Its owners aboard which t holding the own knowledge of th It was used dence Communwealth of Pean,, King I8 living in Harels we But things have goi of sociul life in Harrisburg, but in Springfield, I"our residents of Provi- owned the contraband, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 192 Here Are the Appendicitis Twins Smiling After Pain Is Cut Out DON'T LET YOUR LAWN DRY UP! Our GARDEN HOSE Fresh From the Factory With a LAWN SPRINKLER Will Keep the GRASS GREEN Herbert L. Mills HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST." 1 King, secretary of Kopt Capitol July Naming W Mrs, Pearl G Clyde | King, 8¢ Commenwealth & jov. Pinehot, hus sep husband. ween married elgver has boen stayine Pa, Nt ks, vilent long enoul oduy, "1 did net wis! v, Plachot and his ad W Castle I left Dr, King and » ta separation ter thun the wuy w wou doeply enjoyed four GERVANT AND VARTAN AZARIGIAN This photopraph was taken while the twins were recuperati hospital, Pusgle: Which is Gervant and which is Vartan? d that 1 shopld stay His work Fe sald he r soclal life,"” tthe | { had_ no WHISKY CARGO I,—~A cargo of whis- | which was twin diagnosed the allment a» upp Gevant and Vartan Azariglun, ndicitis children of Mr. and Mrs, Leon Azari- and ordered their removal o the hos- glan of Stanley Quarter have returned | pital where an operution Wus pe rform« to thelr homes after undergoing treat | €4 at once upon Vartan, whose case s 5 appeared to be the more serious, ent ut the New Br ord : . ment ut the New Britaln General hos- |50, %oy o “gojlowing morning Gevant pital and are now well on the road to was operated upon. ‘The operations complete recovery, were performed by Drs, Kupellan and The twins, who are eight yearsold, |George W. Dunn, The twins respond. were taken sick the same night and [ed readily to treatment and were the parents called In Dr, Moses H,|among the most cheerful and popular Kupelian, the family doctor, He &u!lnnh at the hospital. by Federal Judge He ordered return. the launch Mediator, he liquor was taken, er of the boat had no he purpose for which e ——— The Bacramento Dally News, Japan- | printed a | the camp of the Japanese workers at | Sachem | B August | § has brought | Bl @F’ = SUNDAY FREE! ONE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE LOT GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE SUNDAY AFTERNOON Y BE THE LUCKY ONE' = TO MEN ’nee If There Are FIFTY Men at Sale AT CARR LAND SALE $5 IN GOLD To the Tallest Man $5 IN GOLD To the Shortest Man $5 IN GOLD To the Slenderest Man $£5 IN GOLD To the Stoutest Man —ALSO— i REE—FREE A $25.00 SET OF SILVERWARE SIX KNIVES, SIX FORKS, SIX TEASPOONS, SIX TABLE SPOONS, ONE SUGAR SHELL ONE BUTTER KNIFE IN MAHOGANY CHEST $25.00 SILVER TEA SET $5.00 Silver Cake Basket $5.00 Silver Vase . 85.00 Silver Bread Tray $5.00 Bon Bon (Gold Lined) PICK OUT AN ENVELOPE. YOU HAVE WHAT IT CALLS FOR INSIDE ELM HILL M ANOR ArEM HILL NEWINGTON WHERE YOU CAN SEE YOUR DOLLARS GROW SPEC[ AL FREE C ARS Markes /- and Sale—Leaves Central Square 2:00 P. M. (Daylight Sav- ing) by Hartford Line. SALE DIFFERENT THAN ALL THE REST — A\JL DOU Get on Anywhere Along the Line. LOTS $99 TO $499 —10% DOWN — $1.00 WEEKLY BLE YOUR MONEY ON EVERY LOT A few higher. No interest. No taxes for two years. No payments required while sick o‘out of work DRIVE OUT 1 YOUR CAR AND LOOK AT THIS If There Are 50 Men at the S=al= 1 Tray 1 Sugar 1 Creamer 1 Teapot $5.00 Silver Sugar Bowl $5.00 Gold Clock WONDERFUL PROPERT?} SALESMEN ON PROPERTY EVENINGS UNTIL DARK CARR LAND CO. ‘tec:! Office, 297 Main Street Tremont Building, Boston