New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1924, Page 4

WAR ON ANTHRAX STARTEDINSOUTH Federal, State and Cmmly Forces Join Hands otate and county forces joined hands today to check the spre in Misstssippl, sas, pons and approximately 7,000 head of cattle are reported to have died of the disease, leports indicated a seri ous situation In Mississippi and Ar kansas while certaln small areas |Ir Yennessce, Loulsiana and Missourl werg sald to be infected, Governor Henry L. Whitfield, of Mississippl said pounties In that state has infoct herds and that about 18 persons had died, The erintendent of the state health 4 partment at Jackson said last night howaever, that only six deaths had been reported officlally, Memphis. July 20.—Fe ad of anthrax nnessee and Arkan where more than a scorv of per sup Arkansas reported 20 infected coun- | ties, with a death list of 6 to § per. aons. Five countles in Tennessee are In. facted, the state veterinarian report. ed, No deaths have resulted iIn state, so far as is known, and the Toss of livestock was sald been small, Senator McKellar of Tennessee, sent a telegram to Secretary Henry C, Wal- Iace, of the United States department of agriculture, urging the aid of the department in the campalgn against the disease, gested use of funds appropriated by congress for combatting the recent foot and mouth disease epidemic In California. West Roxbury Man Killed this | tg have | PLEASE FREE STATE BECAUSE WASHINGTON ACQEPTS ENYOY | Forelgners Tegard Acceplance as Tangible Proof of the U, & Hee. ognition of Ircland’s New Status" Washington's accep!;nce an Irish miuister empowered to dval With questions bet Free | tate wnd the United § otion in Ireland, where proof of ) of Ires Dublin, ation of ven the s has giver satis It i regarded as “tangible the United Mlates' roco new status gnitio anid's Washing nal, Vs suys 1 n's trightencd by the rlain section of | ™ uring Free Btate ambassadors have y Intention of playing the part of & bul in & ehina shop as English dies harde profess to belleve, They can be teusted to handle their business on businesslike lines, keeping always well in mind that American friends ship is not the least valuable of Irish Freel peetres the which o glish pros oon. GOING SIGHT SEEING secretary and Mrs, Hughes Plan 10 Visit Points of Interest in Parls To- | nunciation of La Follette | principles from the day. By The Asso Paris, July Hughes gind Inted Press. ), —Secretary of State Hughes, who arrived | |in Paris last evening from London, be- | Senator MeKellar sug- | When Auto Crashes Tree; Princeton, Mass, July 29. Haywood, 23, of West Roxbury, fatally infured and Elmer Lane, 22 of West Somerville, was badly cut and | bruised when the car in which they |affair. — EIls | took a drive around tewn prior to was | taking were riding crashed into a tree on the | mountain road near the go-called flld Barney place and was entirely demol- fshed last night. Haywood died on the way to the hospital. LAWN BOWLING OFFICIALS, Hartford Clergyman Is Honorary President. Buffalo, N. Y., July 29.—The Inter- | | Gowdy Day will be held at the Polo meeting here, has elected the follow- | Grounds on August 5 under the direc- national Lawn Bowling association, ing officers: Honorary president, the Rev. J. F. Johnstone, Hartford, Conn.; president, Burley J. Griffin, Hamilton, Ont.; first vice-president, Hon. E. C. Graves, 8t. Catherines, Ont.; second vice-presi- dent, J. J. A. Weir, Kitchener, Ont.; third vice-president, A. Murchison, Buffalo; secretary and treasurer, J. A. jBockie, Buffalo; assistant secretary and treasurer, J. R. Code, To:onto, Ont.; auditor, A. A. Mason, Buffalo, The lawn bowlers are competing in tournament for three trophies. Wednesday Morning Special Checked Blankets Sizes 75x85—double thickness. In combination colors, tan, blue, rose, yellow and Alavender. These blankets will be sold W ednesday morning only, at — $1.98 Many of our patronizers who have been disappointed at our last blanket sale, will be able to get them this time. But be early, as there will be many more specials besides. BIRNBAUM’S 116 Main St., cor. Walnut and Arch Sts. —WEDNESDA Elected As ! gan the day pany with Ambassador Herrick, new American embassy., the | |that the The visitors expressed themselves | elected, but he admits that the elec- as highly plensed with its location, The work of renovating and decorats ing the interior of the mansion has not yet been done, but Ambassador Herrick was able to give his chief an ldea of what the new official Amerl- can home in Krance will look like when completed, Secretary and Mrs, Hughes later lunch with M, Jusserand, French ambassador to the United ates. This was an intimate, informal While they were at the embassy a steady stfeam of callers kept the porter of the Herrick household busy opening the door. Secretary Hughes received all the visitors he could, but is finding it impossible to see more than a small proportion of those anxious to have a word with him. TO HONOR HANK GOWDY New York, July 29.—Announcement | was made here today that a Hank tion of eastern army officers. Catcher Gowdy, who a former color sergeant and the first American ball player to enter the World War, will have the new baseball fiéld at the infantry achoo! at Fo:t Benning, Ga., named in his honor. There will be a short military re- view before the game of August B, after which General Briant H. Wells, chief of infantry, will deliver to the New York player an engrossed copy of the order naming the fleld after Gowdy. BPITAIN DAILY HERALD, GET LA FOLLETTE 1§ PARTY ADVIGE | N. J. Republicdn Chairman Would Discount Democrats July 2911 the ad- vernor K C the Trenten, N, J viee of Former Htokes, chairman of republican state committee W followed, the ma- the G, O, I* tial fight will be directed than jor efforts of in the coms Ing preside against rather party, La Follette ugainst the democratic As viewed by Mr, Btokes, the dem- H ocratie tieket 18 handicapped by an unsatisfactory platform that will re sult.in many votes of opposition. The real danger, he points out, is the La Follette movement, The urge to concentrate the attack on la Follette was voiced by Mr, Ntokes at a recent conference ‘\llh| | Willlam M, Butler, chairman of the republican national committee, and Senator Pepper, of Pennsylvania, It is repeated in a pamphlet just sent to members of the New Jersey commit- tee, county chairmen, vice chairmen and party workers, | The pamphlet carries a stinging de- and his time he entered polities down to the present, His fln-m‘ml backing Is assailed and the charge brought that he was gullty of | & seditious utterances and lack of loy- \ $ by Inspecting, in com- lnnv during the world war, 1t is unlikely, Mr, Stokes belleves, Wisconsin senator will be tlon may be thrown Into the house of representatives, “In this event,” reads the state Iment, “under the present conditions, Bryan, the democratic candidate fo vice-president may become presiden buticura Clears The Skin 0f Blemishes 1f you have pimples or red, rough skin you can rely on Cuticura td/ help you. Gently smear the affected part with Cuticura Ointment; after five minutes, wash off with Cuti- cwa Soap and hot water., Dry without irritation, 21in 1l 49¢, 69¢c 89c and $1.19 MAGAZINE RACKS £3.49 These racks are well made and nicely finished in Fumed Oak books and with 3 shelves for magazines, We Have a Limited Number of These Fern Stands At This Special Low Price i eSSt ts I st seeesseetetes TTestTeItenss I s TUESDAY, JULY 29, —— 0----------- - e - e ---“------o------------ | Bavin . ™ nouse oF STORE CLOSES AT NOON - SO & QUALITY, SERVICE AND 1924, - gl'wmfltal TION. WEW BRITAW, CON - - STORE CLOSES AT NOON FINALJULY CLEARANCE WOMEN'S GREAT SAVINGS — N - Domestics FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN 40-inch brown sliceting, heavy welght, for sheets and cases, Priced for Wednesdny — Yard . 17¢ GLISH LONG CLOTH ide, for under garments and in- $1.44 A8-Inches w fants wear. Special for Wed, 10-yard plece ....... eee DISH TOWELING Absorbent colored horder toweling. For Wed, selling—Yard ... NAPKINS 18-inch Mercerized Cotton Napkins. Special for Wednesday — Dozen .... Damask Table $1.00 BATH TOWELS Heavy weight double loop Turkish Towels, White and colored borders. For Wednesday only — Each HUCK TOWELS Part linen Huck Towels. Colored borders, Hemmed, Priced for Wednesday — Each PURE LINEN TOWELING Absorbent colored border toweling. dish and roller towels, Exceptional value — Yard For 17¢ EXTRAORDINARY VALUE Remnants Of silks and wash goods in good desirable lengths for blouses. Special for Wednesday. At Tremendous Reductions. Men’s Shirts $1.00 Regulay 81,50 percale and rep shirts in many neat patterns, Wednesday Specials FROM THE Third Floor TABLE LAMPS Polychrome base and sllk $ shades, Extra special for Wed.. 5-00 5-PIECE BROWN GLAZED MIXING BOWL SET. With white band decorations. Specinl for Wednesday 8-PIECE. BERRY BOWL SET First quality, Colonial pattern, Slzes 7-inch, S-inch and 9-inch. Special Wednesday CRETONNE COGVERED CUSHIONS Made of fine quality material, and filled with silk floss. Special 69c Y AFTERNOON — VARIOUS STYLES OF — ERN STANDS WOMEN'S HOSE $1.00 Included in this assortment are values to $3,00, in first quality chiffon or heavy silk in a large These are morning only, and are limited two pairs to a cus- hose, also novelty sport hose variety of color combinations, priced at $1.00 for Wednesday tomer, EXTRAORDINARY VALUE WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES 69 Made of quality Ginghams in all styles and sizes, and colors. — Values to $1.39 — EXTRAORDINARY VALUE WOMEN’S VOILE DRESSES 89¢ All handsomely made. All sizes and shades. — Values to $3.95 — EXTRAORDINARY VALUE CONGOLEUM Gold Seal Rugs 18336, Special for Wednesday Cotton Vests $1.00 3 A fine combed yarn vest, regularly sold at 30e, WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AT THE Yard Goods Bodice or band top. IMPORTED EPONGE For wash dresses, Rose, grey, bine, nubs, For Wednesday selling — Yard 36-inch green, with PRINTED CREPES For wash dresses and blouses, assortment of sllk and cotton prints, to 95¢c. Priced for Wednesday — Yard WASH SATINETTE In the new stripes and frocks, checks Guaranteed fast colors, Speeial for Wednesday—Yard . IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS Imported genuine St, Gall Swisses, for colored ratine, contrasting A beautiful Values Hand tied dots. Red, tan, orchid, green, copen, navy, Reg. alue 95c., white, pink, with white dots For Wednesday only. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE Linen Dresses $1.50 Another shipment just received. In all wanted shades—all sizes. Men’s Bathing Suits $2.69 A pure worsted suit of fne better grade, usually priced at $4.00. only at $2.69 a suit. ‘Bargains AT THE Notion Counter HOUSEHOLD APRONS Pure gum rubber, assorted colors, Special for Wednesday—Fach TINTEX All colors, Package OMO WHITE BIAS TAPE All gizes, 6 yard plnrpc Each. .. MERC 3 yard picces—Black, white — Reel OMO SANITARY PANTALETTE Rubber Pant, cotton net top. special for Wednesday—Ea.......... Special Wednesday BLOOMER ELASTIC s 08 U SPECIALS— 49c¢, 69c 89c With Both Single and Double Base' Construction. Wednesday Afternoon. — B« C. PORTER SONS — and $1.19 n Fumed Oak. These Stands Ave Both Square and Octagon Shaped BOOK RACKS 59¢ These Racks are all Fumed Oak with gage volumes. to hold several