New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 13

Second Section g BRITAIN HERALD — [=#4 EW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1024, SILK IMPORTS TO L. . ENORMOUS This Country Rapidly Gaining in Trade e executive committee of the Com. munist party. In short sentences the late preinter writes as follows about various leaders of bolschevik Nus. Before the German Orient which is & Stettin and Hamburg ¢ ., was ready also to merge, It insisted upon recelving Ifinds s birth in & term meaning | silk people,’ the United States looks 1o Japan for most of this raw ma “ A the shares the erlal, Amerk mills are weaving nearly §0,000,000 pounds of raw 50 percent of of sia silk annually of whieh about 80 per| ) Levant n This W oded,| | whereupen the re oriental servs | PMHng lmemls E“BG!S EN‘I’I Phis means that frelght rates cam | shevism, for in reallty he has ..mnnl ) omy in Oriental Lines ‘ P treated with great respeet In the Bl of NANAS oNSid M be offered that will suecessfully un- | stood on the side of the bolsheviks. | diseiplined | | “ : | Say ‘‘Bayer Aspirin™ s Orient for It brings to the Far Fastern peoples more than $300, Jerbid, it 18 elaimed, those of other | He can be countries. party member | INSIST! Unless you see N : line l-na through Russia should by any Ameriea chance be wiped out eatastrophes () Iuen greater than the Velga famine might eceur. I The Desert Color of the Occan “Massachusetts might evea be L0ST: ONE OGEAN Coast of Greenland I§ Aotod |the matter i o turn ot witl ba o by Water dicated by whether the ecean on | the Grand Banks stays green or Waehington, D, €, Aug. 29 west coast of Greenland |turns bine, Belentists have deter {mined that plankten, minute life in less ley than the east coast, where the supply ship for the Ameriean a water neeessary for fish, thrive| n the Labrador current and give ft | VAshington, D. C. Aus world fliers has had difficulty in penetrating the ice floes, But west- a characteristio green color, The Uncle Bam has been winning heats {Gulf stream, on the ether hand is in ene of the most dramatic | more Llue, the desert color of the 'oior staged by trade—the raw silk ern Greenland is even freer from leo this year, for the great Labrador current seams to have gotten lost or ans, And is less rich in plankton. | yransport race Even if the halibut, pelloek and 0d | ‘vhe course is £,800 miles. Bwift at least to have been greatly slowed up of the Grand Banks could stand the | st steamships, specail trains for change in temperature, 10ss of their | ywijen speed limits are waived, soa full dinner pail might be more seri- and alrplanes participate Cultivation of lemons in London garden and relocation of Washin ton's elimate to Boston are the ous. there I8 no cheering crowd in “How much the Guif stream un‘ stands, because every mile of somewhat startling possibilities s gested, It the disappearance of the replace the Labrador current is " ceated with the elos- | g cooling Polar stream reported by |other puzsier for scientists, becau speeial traine for oceanographers of the United Btates {impelled by the prevalling west winds and shpping under the rota coast guard service should be per- manent. ting earth, It tends to drift toward "A project was framed some years lee was combined | cuse an excellently earning for Kept tanger Sllk's throne e Fast s reg in the direction of actually Il German shipping under ¢ By pooling the ( lines hope to pos throw their tonnage in whatever reetion busin without having to keep sehedules merely solid | Germany, Juring ¢ He must be oppor Oc The i always 00,000 from the United States This combination of shipping com Zinovieff-—Not gifted, “Bayer Cross” on fal alone, YQueen business in the near | power, A sharp eye must be ded as but a first step him He can become a | are not getting the i Rayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy= as the year it was set up by a| PULLing 1o the party icians for 24 years. ¥ = | Chinese p s8, centuries before Aburg, & s Q.Safi/. t the birth of Christ. The Western | The shipping companiea of Germany PMAN | tunist, a8 Was proven Bayer package o X World began to worship her when | have effected a pooling of interests the erusaders went to the east “to that will be of far-reaching import. k ible 10 tober days of | a tehed Handy “Bayer” boxes of 18 Also bottles of 24 and 100D Kill the horned desils and returned The Stalin—Not clover | Aspirin 1s the trade mark of to imitate the fine gentiemen they | g factare of Movoaceticacidester of races ance to shippers everywhere make It new arrangement practically ates competion between cerns, and substitutes therefor a close coordination of the entire German shipping Industry ‘The most far-reaching arran - Marxist, knows n ment 13 that covering the lines doing % lectics though he . business with the Orlent, The Ger. Lenin Left '_' "‘"“" about it | man Levant line and the German | of Soviet Colleagues » Very | Orent line have merged, The Lev Riga, Aug. 29~What Nicolal Lenin | been smothered Melbourne, Aug The popula-|1ine in turn represents a merger of thought of his own co-workers s | trative work tion of Australia as of Mareh 81 was | the German Levant line, the Bremen | revealed in a politieal testament of The testament i said to have been estimated at This is an | Aro line and the Bremen Atlas lne, | his which, according to the Hoclalls in the presence of all the | inerease of 341 over the last of- | All of the shares of the Levant line | titscheski Whestlik, has recently been v whom Lenin pndertook te | nanded by his widow to the central | describe and characterize — > I v \ " ADDED ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK-END AND HOLIDAY-—PROFIT BY THESE VERY LOW PRICES PREVAILING TOMORROW i ‘ i : | Handkerchiefs Shoe Cleaner Liquid and cake, The 10c Our large 10c size, fast color, | kind. Greater €@ i » Greater Store LET'S GO! ~1C No bit of American slang today tells aquite as much as Store Sale ... | Sale price . : A ONE CENT SALE that—"Let's Go!" Full ot fire, electrically charged with lc 1 or Jetermination to do things, “Let's Go" is the vivid, dyna- ¢ 2 mic call of these putting thelr whole heart into the ac- | complishing of what Is before them, “Go on,” is weak ! Yankee NOthM cofipared to it; “Get Busy,” also, is a command to others. | Vienna Oval White Elastic—Yd. But “Let's Gio" comes from the heart of all those fighting 1e. together for something big. “Rit? the Soap Dye — 044 That was the inspiration of our determina- shades — Pkg. ..... it fion to make the improvements and alterations in our Wire Hair Pins, fet finish—Pkg. store now in progress. Material changes, betterments? 1c. Ves! The sounds issuing from various parts of the prem- Rick Rack Braid, washable, all colors—Yard isés and the vieible evidences of the work going on are proots that the improvements will be something you can Snap Fasteners, real 5¢ grades Dozen ... cee and, we know, enjoy, But the changes go far deeper th this. As the appearance of "“New Britain's Greatest il by Imported Aluminum Thimbles 1e Value-Giving Store” will be enhanced in attraction when the work is done, so—and of far greater importance to vou—will the values be greater, the service more gatis- Darning Cotton, odds and ends, factory, the thought given to gratifying you be more Spool PR profoundly earnest. Sewing Thread, odds and ends The store is the merchant's workshop. The tools with Spool . i 10 which he labors are his brains, the people with which he Hair Nets—Closing out odds and eurrounds himself to serve his customers, the atmosphere ends . 10 of eagerness to please through wise buying, honest profit Colored Blas Seam Tape — Yd. and straightforward representations. The goods he sells 1. i are his finished product. Improve the workshop, increase Embroldered Scalloped Fdging, | the efficiency of the tools—and the finished product will 3 yard plece .... 1c be tremendously superior to the old, no matter what de- Kurly Kew Halr Wavers — gree of excellence has been attained. small Size This was what we set out to do when the spirit of “T.et's Go” brought the sort of enthusiasm which will be catisfied only by big things. That is what we are doing. The improvements you will be able to see when the clamor of work ceases will make up only a part of the tremen. Aous improvement you will find permeating our establish- ment anxious to plek ho strives to set hest established imber w an dictator Not clever, a bad thing ut dla likes to write found there! The merchants of . Gon Venlee, thriving on the west's new knowledge, like the werchants of New York today, guarded Queen Silk well; this single eity.state bullt men-of-war to convoy its silk up quarrels, & uy Buchark for the #ake of | himself prestige the a00 the o8t Hons. In 1918 51 per cont of the United silk imports from Ja gifted, but has of late by adminis. amships, 29 hugs n nee tates open perse (. Men’s Silk Lisle ‘ Hose A fine dressy hose in drop stitch effects, Black and colors. | Strictly firsts. Greater Store Sale price ... 230 GREAT SAVINGS AT THE Drug Dept. | Weldona, for Rheumatism. T8¢ Black Flag Powder. .,12¢, 29¢ | Merck’s Boric Acid—1-4 Ib. 12¢ Merck’s Sugar of Milk, 1 Ib. 38¢ Wryeth's Catnip & Fennel.. 35¢ Neet, the depilatory ..... B3¢ Eskay's Neurophosphates $139 Tanlac, the Tonic ... Griswold's Salve ; 27¢ | Zinc Ointment, in tubes. .. 150 Carbolic Ointment, 1 oz. jar 18c Glover's Mange Cure 470 Maltine Tonics, all kinds.. 200 Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Plasters . . Hennafoam Sham School Time Hints_ For Girls AT GREATER STORE SALE PRICES Bloomers of black sateen with extra panel crotch, 39 c Sizes to 14 ... Little Beauty Under- “Let's Go!” TEMPTING PRICE REDUC- TIONS AT THE Hosiery Dept. Pure Thread Silk hand drawn | lace clocked hose $l 45 o in black only .... Full fashioned pure thread Silk Hose In beautiful new shades, First $ 1 .35 quality. . . Extra size fine fibre Silk Hose in all shades, with hem- 95 C med or ribbed tops ... Fine first quality Chiffon Silks in many 85c popular shades . v Our famous No, 630 Semi- fashioned Silk Hose with “Non- ol | Men's fibre Silk Hose — Mill runs of 85c grades, Tecbergs Disappear “Now nature seems to be putting these dreams to test! Ebb of the Labrador eurrent has left the great reservoir of the Great Banks water from 6 to 7 degrees warmer than normal. The vastness of this in- crease is measured by the fact that it takes about 3,300 times as much heat to raise a given body of wa- ter 1 degree as it does a similar quantity, of air. Generally 350 ice- pergs float past Newfoundland dur- ing April, May and June, There were fewer than a dozen during the | thres months this year! “Coast guard men searching for the lost Labrador current suggested two possibilities. The underwater Recognition as Barhers “BORDEN’'S" CHALLENGE BRAND Condensed Milk This nationally known prod- | Furops, Ponee do I.eon, searcher \ eame foreign steamers but for eternal youth, discovered the [within two years steamers fiying the | Gult strenm off Florida where It at-| American f in the Pacific have tains the speed of the Mississipp! | ghtained an important share of this river betwesn the Arkansas and the | cajuable trade ago for producing artificially such g | 0«10 _rivers, rushing along with & Outadistances Passengers, n-»!mlo‘:\ of cu‘n.nnn in ):me‘r:l"‘"’"‘” oqual to 2,000 Misaissippis. | Why #ilk I rushed from Yoko- ( North America and nearly all |Benjamin Frankiin, engaging in|hama to New York at break-neck | Europe which nature s apparently oceanography as one of his many outdistaneing the best pa ‘ presenting without man's milllons side lines, determined the limits of ervice, and the thrilling de- | 2nd tofl” says & bulletin of the Na. |the GuIf stream. Hia researches an- P e e el flone) Geographic sowety from thely |Abled the American privateers £0|over the world's longent race course | headquarters at Washington, D, C.. | Outmaneuver the British and help are told in the following bulletin The Current’s Former Course win the Revolutionary war iasued by the National Geographic “Product of vast melting ice fields, e welety from its headquarters at the Labrador current constant as the VALUABLE ROMAN ARMOR Washington, D, C.: seasons for uncounted years, has “Excepting gold and sllver bul- | swept down from snowbound Hnm"‘ UNCOVERED BY PLOWMAN Hon, #ilk probably is the most and Hudson bays, through Davis precious commodity, weight for strait between Newfoundland and | | welght, l‘-'lllh‘( on a large scalg by Greenland, Most of it drifted over . commerce, A single special train the Grand Banks, one of the world's | Bulfarian Farmer Turns Up Slab of | will bring five million dollars’ worth | greatest fishing grounds, slipping | < s of silk. Just as it costs dearly to over tha bank's edge near the bW fMuble Containing Complete Suit | 4 o ooy, high charges are put liner path, either mingling with the of Armor With Weapons. on 8 shipments. The saving of Gulf Stream or sliding under ft,| g days' salling time between seeping down toward the equator Karagatch, Bulgaria, Aug. 20.—A | Yokohama and Scattle Is said to along the ocean bottom. A small off- | Peasant plowing near this village | make a difference of 50 cents a bale shoot flowsq through Bells Tale |turned up ons of the most Interest |at New York. Interest on the mil- straits between Newfoundland and |ing archeological nds made in recent | lions of dollars. tied up multiplies the tip of Labrador and, foining the Years. When the plow struck an ob- [at the rate of thousands of dollars | &t. Lawrence, hugged the Nova Sco- Struction the peasant found it was a |a day and, In addition, there is flon snd East Atlantic shores, only |lab of marble. Lifting this a mar- | costly Insurance, In the slik trade completely fusing With the mighty |ble tomb was disciosed and within time [terally is money. Gulf Stream off the Carolinas lay a suit of bronze armor of a Rom- New Silk Course Record. TiThia {OKboE! Btream’. gavé New|An khight;) tossther’ with' ‘snisld, |l - #Tue world's record on the Yoko, England the same climatic tempera- | sword, spear and several utensils, in- hama-New York silk course was set | tures as the British Tsles, although |cluding an exquisite vase. | up a few months ago when the | Edinburgh, for example, is as much | Director Velkoff, of the National |Orient was brought within 13 days, nearer the north pole than New |Museum, and Mr. Popoff, an expert | three hours and eight minutes of York, as New York is north of Ha- |on Greek antiquities, estimate that | Manhattan. Laden with 0,0¢ vana, Cuba. | the find dates back to the pre-Alex- | Worth of raw fnk. the DPreside Gartain solantists planned a great |andrine period. They surmise that [Jackson made Seattle on the ninth aike across Belle Isle straits divert- |he may have been a dieller of a | day. A United States mall sea- ing the chill waters to mid-ocean. | Hellenic colony on the Black Sea | PIHS met the liner at Victoria and Others proposed stretching a great | coast. winged its way to Seattle, 100 miles | cable over the Grand Banks to cause | On the helmet, well preserved and Tt brought port documents a sand-bar which was expected to | of a high order of workmanship, | 21 lfif‘:af-lwl cargo papers to New confine the Arctic cutflow to a deep | were the figures of Apollo, Pallas | YOrk before the President steam.- | depression near Greenland where it | Athene, Poseldon, Minerva and Mars. | sh)‘g docked. | eould flow under the Gulf Stream One ear-piece found bore the figure { i pecial port forces moved the without cooling it and on into the |of Zeus with the trident. The other ek ;f;“f'“}|;‘\"l\§ in three hours to ||H Sargasso Undiluted the Gulf |ear-piece was lacking. It‘;l" C f‘ »"Tk] j’fl"" waiting with | Straam ‘might then reach English | The helmet was silvered, and some | ST 0P 0 "'.fi\]:n"“vml"'nl Lim- | and Scandinavian shores even warm- |of the white metal still adhered, The | rrfi‘j‘_h' {]l“‘f '?”l«‘;‘“[‘j‘ 70 hours er than it is now, wafting on its|human figure that once bore the ;. e 'h‘““"-| e ‘roefer,! as | waves a climate comparable to that | helmet and carried the weapons was ‘m‘j“]’;rq m"k‘n':‘ ”»‘ "\“0"(‘] to rail- of southern Japan for the British | entirely absent, except In the form myeive cars were e '“"'"5 | Isles. | of ashes in small amount R s M\\”;? “The knight who bore the armor | cu.cn gilk goes i O L | was evidently a high personage.” | frain guar i 'hf " of [ n | E o teeth, sald Director Velkoft, “Therefore, |\When the treasure train safely | ’alf;r.‘r his body had been deposited In | reaches New York the shipment is he grave it was burned, an early in- | divided quickly among the con stance of cremation I eienaastrorialh s L Waranatics {or dispatched to mills in such fa | mous silk towns as Paterson, New | Jersey or Woonsocket, R, I TR i | e e e A standing question to confront dele- | ‘recter' fs on the ralls. Tike a ship | gates to the convention of tha Jour-|of war, it virtually runs under | neymen Barbers' International Union | sealed orders, Railroad divisions | :;wn fly-y assemble here Sept. 8 18— | seldom know when it is coming or &hall women be admitted to the | whera it is going until it and orders ranks? Pl For 15 years women have sought The previous speed reeord for to become members, according to [silk shipments was made when the Jacob Fischer, secretary, but the | President Grant landed a $10,000,- “THE FAIR." ridge between Greenland and North America may have been thrown up | by earthquaks action forcing the | melting Arctic waters out past| Spitsbergen or through the Bering eca, A dam of ice may have lodged on this same barrier producing a similar effect. ‘Temperature is but ene strand of the net of contemporary climate which may be torn in the Labrador current accl t. The mid-Atlantic ocean current junction has supposed- | ly given rise to a permanent low pressure epot near Iceland, With the junction vanished, the ‘low," which guides storms to Europe, might be displaced and send the storms which eweep across America to a different European port. If the storms which track across Denmark vote has always been against them Rut with women customers flocking into the shops for hobs, union offi- clals admit that a decision will be more difficult at this convention. 200 T,OCOMOTIVES SCRAPPED. Hagenau, Alsace, Aug. 20.—A “boneyard” ot 200 heavy-duty loco- motives of the latest type has been installed hare by French authorities. These engines, delivered by Ger- many to France on account of the Versailles treaty, can be run only on Alsatian roads, built by the Ger. mans, beeause French superstruc- tures are not strong enough to stand the Teuton strain. To handle the traffic in Alsace only a score of them were needed. Seattle, | {000 constgnment at reefer’ brought this prodnet of | billions of caterpillars into New }Ycrk in 13 days, four hours and 55 minutes out of Yokohama. Night | {alr mail will be a hoon these New York silk merchants. RBefore | ‘;‘FHk shipments can be released many papers must be approved and in- pected. Seattle has one of the two seaplane mail services in the United States, hence Queen Silk will suffer | no embarrassment of delay. Night alr mail will hasten dispatch of silk shipment papers to New York |80 there will be no slip when the | dusty ‘reefer’ reaches the Hudson. Japan Supplies Raw Material. “Although silk culture originated |tn China and the very name China The to Truck Derails Fast Train; Four Killed Bk EXTRAORDIN AT THE Lingerie Section Women's Bloomers, made of wash and ready 49c Windsor crepe . Extra size white Skirts with deep Hamburg flounce. . Rand Rrassieres of washable maer . 12%¢ materials «Fair Shapely” Ath- 8 letic Girdle Corsets ... 4c of excellent ...69¢c Costume Slips Instrous white sateen. . Mellin’s Food The large size jar Greater Store sale ... 556 For Boys AT GREATER STORE SALP, PRICES i 84c !(mclmr:l Pants, neat striped, | mixed wool y 69c fabric Fine Caps of Wool Serge Stings, e vereerr 49C]| .23¢/ Boys' Knitted Silk Four.in-Hand Ties “Jim Dandy” Blonses of ex- | Sturdy Corduroy Knickers. Sizes to 15 cellent percales, well tailored | and full 45¢ Boye’ “Little Beauty” Drawer Waists . . Waists, Sizes to 14... 44c Roys’ Belts, brown and black leather.. ... . Boys' English Ribbed Mixed out. | 44c Dr. Parker Suspender " solid 23c | Wool Golf Hose. lgc I:.a 15¢ Pair. . Pt Mixing Bowl Sets — Highly glazed yellow bowls with brown stripes, Sizes 6-inch, 7-inch, R-inch, v—ln th, 59c saturday Double Curtain Rods—A flat rod made of heavy bronze metal —will not tarnish. 25c saturday : Clothes Line—The well known Phoenix brand. 4 Cc saturday—Yd Preserve Canners, heavy charcoal tin, with rack to hold six jar Saturday. enamel, large size, To close ont ... | made of | $2.25 | Colanders — Rlue and white | 29c¢ | Imported Knife Boxes, made of highly polished, selected ma- ple wood with two 43 parts. Saturday Pulleys, large | Clothes Line size, treated to prevent 39 | rusting. Sat.—Pair. .. C Bed Sheets, made of a good quality muslin. Stro g | 72x90. Saturday . ... 3c| Turkish Towels, double thread | with three blue stripcs. 93 | Size 22344, Saturday C| standard Lunch Kits —Made | of heavy tin, black japanned, | with two nickeled straps. Saturday C. T. N. Curtain M good assortment of pattern 36-inches wide. saturday—Yd... .. Mavis Face Powder The 50c size box. All shades. Greater Store Sale DAGGETT & RAMSDELL'S Cold Cream The 25¢ size Tubes Greater Store Sale ... waists. Sizes to 14 ... 44c School Dresses of standara washable G 14, Several sizes. . Princess Slips nicely trimmed with embroidery. ‘Windsor pretty figured patterns, Sizes to 12 . Extra large Windsor Ties— . 69¢ Crepe Bloomers, 33¢c Silk Messaline All colors 390 “Cinderella” Pantie Dresses for tots 2 to 8 years, Our en- tire 98¢ e . 79¢ Narrow Patent Leather 9 c silk Lisle Pineapple Ribbed Belts for school frocks .. 74 length socks in all shades, 50c grade .... 350 TREME. CLOSING OUT “Weldrest” Thread Silk Hose These high grade panel pure thread Silk Hose, and cordovan only. Vi £2.50. Greater Store Sale price .. VDOUS VALUESt (] hack Black lues to Knitted Union Suits Made of good Women's Crepe Step-Ins quality washable crepe trimmed edges of val lace. Full cut sizes. Greater Store Sale ......... 3 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Reinforced waist Unfon Suits* Full bleached knitted garments with bone buttons. 39 Sizes 2 to 12 years, Greater Store Sale c Clothes Brushes Good serviceable bristle clothes Brushes, P Greater store sale .. A VERY SPECIAL LOT OF Camisole Brassieres Made of satin and brocades. Elastic sides shonlder straps. Trimmed with neat edge. Values to 98c. Greater Store Sale price .. Four persons were killed and ecores injured when a Jersey Central Philadelphia-New York | express was derailed when it crashed into a ten-ton auto truck near Cranford, N. J. The | engine and three cars plowed over the ties for a distance of three city blocks then toppled over