New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1924, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Donnelly, Mullen Co. FRIDAY, AUGUS! 09 1024, BOSTON STORE Donnelly, Mullen Co. GREAT VALUES TO BE FOUND THROUGHOUT THE STORE. ALL ODDS AND ENDS AND BROKEN LOTS OF MERCHAN.- DISE HAVE BEEN GROUPED TOGETHER FOR FINAL CLEARANCE FOR SATURDAY “IS THE LAST DAY OF THE A Final Reductions on Wash Goods Silk Stripe Ginghams in checks and plaids ...... yd, 49C : FI:_ck Dotd\’olles. includ- ng Normandy, 39 C Saturday ....... Tub Satin Charmeuse in stripes, handsome 65 c quality ...... yd. rt. Japanese Crepe, im ed cloth in plain colors; quality .... Windsor Plisse, plain col- ors and figures, zsc 32 in, wide, ., yd. Muslin Underwear Ladies’ Hand Embroid- ered Chemise and Gowns, all tailor made and full size. Sat.” $l-48 Special .. Ladies’ Step-ins, made of fancy crepe in flesh and ol e 19C Ladies’ Extra Size Petti- coats, elastic waist and plain hemstitched bottom with shadow proof panel.— Specat .. $1.19 Special . .. Ladies’ Corselettes; two- garter, elastic inserts on side, button back, sizes 32 to 44, Saturday WEAR FINE CLOTHES; TRAITORS T0 PARTY Ramsay MacDonald in Blue Vel- vet Arouses Ire of Laborites London, Aug, 22.—The labor party has achieved success in society if not in parliament, since it came into pow- er, writes the Liberal Magazine, in & caustic article in its July issue. The publication says: “In every avenue of polite and deco- rative social display the labor govern- ment has been a tremendous suce No opportunity has been missed. The: has never been a moment's slack- ness in any matter of garden parties, royal receptlions, court balls, city ban- quets, or special opera performances in Downing street. Even the special admiralty yacht the ‘Enchantress,” which the late conservative govern- ment laid aside from motives of nar- row parsimony, has been byought out again for the use of lahor ministers and their friends. "“And there has heen no nonsense ahout dress. The wives and daugh- ters of ministers have not only taken the trouble to go in court on two congecutive nights, hut have worn en- tirely different and quita suitable clothes on each oceasion. The prime minister has heen so obliging as to allow himself to be seen in the city in blue velvet and gold braid “All the same, it has been an im- mense trinmph for the labor party. No one can ever again accuse them of unreasonable hospltality to that lavish social display which gives so much pleasure tn poor people who have ta watch it from the pavement, Tt they had done as well in parlia- mant as they have done fn soclety—- but after all, it is not fair to aek ton muech.” MUST TMPORT MEAT INTO U, & Claime Amcrican at Edinburgh, Say- Ing Industries Will Leave No Room FAain Ang At the eluding session here of the &cottish cattls breeding when a teview of the cattle situation in the ehief ¢ ntries of the world was un- der discussion, Major E. N. Went- of Armout's burean, Chicago, said that the T'nited States had al- ready passed in consumption the rate of production in sheep and mutton, and was at t balancing point in beef. He belleved as the industrial popuiation increased and while wage 1evels remained high, it would be very possible within the next 15 years for the British calonies to export produce to the United States. Major Wentworth sald also he did not think the United States would ever hecome a market for imported pork and bacon, but that Ameriea Was certain to become a definite mar- let tor beef, sheep and lamb, and dairy products. con conference, worth NNI l | H ° . Hoslery Ladies' full fashioned pure silk Hose, in all the leading colors—tan, dawn, airedale, grey, black, brown and white; regular $2.19 value. Anni- $1.00 versary Sale Ladies’ Gordon silk Hose, the popular No. 275; an ex- ceptionally good stocking for wear in all the new fall shades—black, white, nude, airedale, grey, yellow, or- chid and nile green; value to $1.39. Anni- 89c versary Sale, .. Ladies’ New Dropstitch Silk Hose, in all the leading shades, grey, tam, peach, deer, black and cordovan; regular $1.00 value., An- niversary 5 3 c SRl uvsainies RAROLD OSBORNE WINS NICHE IN" FAME AL in Olympic Games Achievements Place Him Among America's Greatest Athletes of All Time New York, Aug. 22.—By virtue of his achievements in the Olympic games Harold M. Osborne of the Illi- nois A. C. has won an enduring place |among America's premler track and field athletes of all time. Osborne won two gold medals by his brilliant | victories in the running high jump |and decathlon at Parls, thereby reach- |ing the zenith of a long and remark- |able career. The one man aside from Osborne himself, to whom a lion’s share of |eredit is due for the athlete's record |1s Coach Harry Gill, who has been | training men at the University of Illi- nois for 20 years. Gill discovered and | developed Osborne shortly after he arrived at the university, an obscure | aspirant for honors in the world of | sports, | Oshorne, who possesses intercolleg- late, National A. A. U. and Olympic | trophles, won his first important title, the Western Conference high jump {championship, only four years ago. | He has suffered occasional reverses in | this event sinee then but has remained |supreme in the decathlon, his special- ty. He registered his most praise- worthy achievement in this event at the Colombes Stadium a few weeks | |ago., not only winning the Olymple title but establishing a new world | mark 70 PROTECT LIVESTOK | | | Montana Society Formed to Prevent | &pread of Disease and Fstablish | Uniform Methods in* Industry, 1 AN, Organi- | tern States Live- | stock Sanitary Association, looking to the prevention of the spread of | Aiscase and establishment of uniform methods in promoting the livestock | industry in the west, was recently completed with the adoptilon of al constitution and by-laws, draftetd by W. 1. Rutier, of Helena, Mont., state vetsrinarian, and president of | the association. The membership incindes livestock sanitars officers, shippers, hers and others inter- ested in industry in the western | Helena, Mont,, zation of the W The aims of the assocviation, accord- |ing to the constitution, are “to form a common meeting ground between the livestock shipper, grower, sani- tarian and the various agencles in- terested in the marketing of live- stock, Information relative to the | existence of dangerous communicable | diseases will be disseminated when deemed necessary, as well as informa- | the defendant; H. D. HUMPHREY First Showing of New Fall Dresses for Women $16.50 Anticipate Fall Models with immediate smartness at this very moderate price for Saturday. Attractive Dresses that will be as modish and wearable in fall as they are now; we present these new models at this extremely low price; a charming variety of styles. Basement Specials 29¢ White Outing Flan. nel, heavy quality. 19 (o Saturday ...... double 25¢ Bleached Sheets, made of a standard cotton, size 81x99. sl . l 9 Saturday ... Turkish Towels, thread, fine value. Saturday ....... CLERGYMAN'S LIFE DULL British Minister Attacks Own Calling As Trivial; Could Be Done By Gramophone, He Bays. London, Aug. 22.—The reason for the shortage of eclergymen in the church of England was described in what he called “plain, blunt and even brutal language” by the Rev. N. P. Williams during a sermon he preached recently at Holborn, “The work of a clergyman is, in a great part, of a dull, trivial kind,” he sald. “It consists mainly in the sing- ing of choral offices which could be well rendered by a moderately effi- cient gramophone. The personality of the typical clergyman, developed by exclusive association with women and children, represents the sort of thing that no self-respecting boy wants to grow into.” SHORT CALENDAR DOCKET. Eighteen cases are listed on the docket for the short calendar session of city court at 2 o'clock next Mon- day afternoon, as follows: Leonard Milosek against Dominick Gregaro- wicz and others, judgment and limita- tion of redemption, 8. J. Traceski for the plaintiff; Augusta Blalr against Henry Yoops, judgment, Donald Gaff- ney for the plaintiff; Swift & Upson Lumber Co. against Kenneth Jose, Judgment, I. T. Rachlin for the plain- tiff; Santi Stella agalnst Willlam Kalesinski, demurrer, B. F. Gaffney for the plaintiff, Henry Nowlcki for the defendant; Hartman Furniture & Carpet Co. against Lucille M. Baker, judgment, Stoner & Burke for the plaintiff; Commercial Trust Company against John Zehrer, judgment, B, F. Gaffney for the plaintiff; Willlam J. Farley against James F. O'Connell, disclosure of defense and judgment, Alfred Le Witt for the plaintiff, Jo- seph Shelnitz for the defendant; John F. Meskill against Tke Felgenbaum and others, pleading by plaintiff, M. D. Saxe for the plaintiff, Alfred Le Witt for the defendant; Michael Sil- luzio against Alexander Chilicki, mo- tion to restore to docket, 8. G. Casale for the plaintiff, 8. P. Traceski for the détendant; Michael Onarato against Victor Speuensky and others, plead- ing by defendant, I. I. Rachlin for the plaintiff, Henry Nowicki for the defendant; Walter Rudnicker against alvator Satalino, pleading or default, A. W. Upson for the plaintiff; David D. Moore against Willlam Lelken, de- fault for failure to file answer, G. W. Kiett for the plaintiff, D, L. Nair for Alex Bessoff against Real Estate tion relative to the preventica, control | land eradication of Infecdous, con- tagious and communicable @lseasen Single Blankets for Jarge double bed, assortment of St each 79 C Saturday, All Linen Scarfs, hem- stitched, large size 18x54. Saturday each ,..ooesenan 490 Mercerized Damask, ex- tra fine quality, 64 inches wide, Saturday 69 c yandi. o oiiieene John E. Meskill, default for fallure to flle answer, G. W. Klett for the plaintiff, M. D. Saxe for the defend- ant; Luziett! Balocchi agalnst Ettro Audi, order that plaintiff file bill of yarticulars, J. G. Woods for the plaintiff, G. W, Klett for the defend- ant; Abraham Levine and others against Vivian M. O’Connor, plea in abateinent, disclosure of defense and Jjudgment, Alfred Le Witt for plain- tift, defendant for self; JQohn Skri- tulsky againet Marek H. Fox, judg- ment for failure to comply with order of the court, Joseph G. Woods for the plaintiff, Willlam M. Greenstein for the defendant; Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc., against F. A. Manning, judgment, I 1. Rachlin for the defendant, Judge J. H. Kirkham for the City of New Britain garnishee; John Doumbkow- ski and others against John Gerdis, default for failure to comply with or- der of court, Henry Nowicki for the plaintiff, Willlam F. Mangan for the defendant. JAP “BLUE BOOK” Tokio, Aug. 22.—The Blue Books, White Books and other publications of various hues issued by the chan- cellories of Europe to justify their policles and records will be proto- types of documents soon to be issued by Japan, Baron Kijuro, new foreign minister, an advocate of open diplo- macy, has announced a policy of issuing official publications of this nature from the Japanese foreign office to record important diplomatic exchanges, communications, treaties or negotiations. e———— [———— John J. Tarrant Funeral Director and Embalmer 284 E. MAIN ST. Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing Residence 153 Jubilee, Tel. 1451-2 FOR SALE NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSE ALL CONVENIENCES LARGE LOT—GARAGE Near New Britain Trolley 82,000 CASII Will Secure Title The John Cooke Co. Real Estate and Insurance 7 HOUGH ST. Plainville and Insurance Good companies and losses promptly settled. Office 272 MAIN STREET, National Bank Building VERSARY SALE All Linen Crash Towel- ing, Saturday yard oo, 12%(: All Wool Army Blankets fox“’ large double bed. Sat- urday each o Ty $3a89 Pillow Tubing, 42 and 45-inch wide, very heavy quality. Saturday ... yard 396 Curtain Muslin, several size dots to choose from. Saturday 25 c YA ooooeesaoss GARAGES TORENT FRANKLIN SQUARE FILLING STATION When In Hartford Dine With Us LOBSTERS, CRAB MEAT, SHRIMPS, OYSTERS, STEAMING CLAMS Honiss Oyster House Co. Temporarily Located At 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford Opposite Parsons Theater N HEALYS POOL ROOM~ CANDY KITCHEN 8¢ 7 STANLEY, , SINCE JOE HEALY P CANDY IN HIS STORE, HOTEL , THERES BEEN Toilet Articles Narcissus Bath Salts, Saturday Supreme quality - Tooth Brushes, made and steril- ized in sanitary factory,— Saturday Special ........ g.%qu‘}bb'l Dental Cream. Saturday Special ........ 420 Mum, a delicate deodor- ant. Saturday NOTIONS Barbour’s Linen Thread, gg ):;asqu‘ ;poolu, black No. Su'turény .Special S 5C So-ez Snap Fasteners = all sizes, white and black, Saturday Special ....oo000ene 7C Seam-sew Sewing Cotton —800 yards on spool — black and white, all num- Boial 1 rre . BOC m—————— Circular Yard Goods of pin tucked net and Val. lace. Saturday Special . .. yard 450 Dainty Vestees, white and cream, many rows of fluted Val. edging. Sat- . ... yard 33 C Special Camisole Vestees of net, trimmed with Val. and Venise lace. Satur- day Special $1 -89 each ..... Men’s Dept. A new lot of Men’s Shirts silk madras and other fancy weaves, guaranteed full cut sizes 14 to 17, value to §1.98. Anni- $1 R l 9 versary Sale Boys’ Percale and Woven Madras Blouses, a good op- portunity to get your school supply; regular 98¢ value, Anniver- sary Sale . Men’s Silk Crepe and Knitt(ig Ti'es; value to $1.00 each. Anniversary Sale ........ ea 390 3 for $1.00 Men's Full Fashioned Pure Silk Thread Hose in all the leading colors, black, grey, navy and cordovan, regular $1.69 value. Anni- versar_v””””. 89c Sale .. —_— LADIES’ WIDE SPORT BELTS Wide Belts; colors red, tan, green, brown, grey, white and black patent. Saturday ... 50¢ Special . CROWLEY BROS. I PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs TEL. 2013 CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS —General Tmcking— 99 WESI ST. TEL. 2079 Two Family House on Rockwell avenue, right in the :-‘ best spot, near the Rockwell school. Lot is 65x158 feet. All improvements. Wanted—To buy a two family house or a good building lot in the West End. THE OLD HOME TOWN P v ; &‘ ‘Yo SAY [ TS “BouT TIME To v wasroewz | IN AND 6 A SNaACK UT IN A SToCK OF CAMP REAL ESTATECO. 273 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. BY STANLEY No-NO-| SAY' THE 6o BUSINESS THEY LOST 1S COMING BACK!" | HIRED OUT AS PORTAMN - BUT TS RUSH 1S GOIN” To PUT ME BACK IN DISH WATER.: NEXT To THE CENTRAL FEWER FLIES IN THE HOTEL DINING ROOM THAN IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS