New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 17

CANNOT BE HELD BREWERY OWNERS (POTATO CROP: HAS GAINED OF LATE Unless Gourt Shows They Kaew{Forecast for New England States of Tlticit Acts Philadelphia, Oct. 10.—Judge J. Whitaker Thompson, in the United States district court, has held that officers and directors of brewing companies cannot_be convicted of a criminal act by the corporation un- less the government shows they had knowledge of the commission of the offense. . In rendering his decision Judge Thompson ordered the acquittal of Julius Class, president; M. J, Cooper, vice-president, and KEdward Nau- mann, secretary-treasurer of the Rising Sun Brewing company,’ of charges of manufacturing and dis- posing of illegal beer, The three were indicted with the corporation, the first proceeding of its Kind in this district since the ad- vent of prohibition, and their prose- cution jointly with the corporation was regarded as an important test of the liability of individual officers of breweries for the criminal acts of the corporation, The court retused to dismiss the indictment against the corporation although Judge Thompson quashed three of the six counts, declaring the government had failed to sustain them by proof. TAKES HIS OWN LIFE Philadelphia, Oct. 10,—~Harold M. Duncan, managing director of the Lanston Monotype company of Great Britain, and said to have been so- cially prominent in London and Paris, was found dead here with a bullet wound in the head in a wood- ed section of Oak Lane, a suburb. A pistol nearby and a note found in his pocket, indicated, the police said, that he had taken his own life, Til health is \)Llll\e(] to Have been the cause, Mr. Duncan was well known in e — ) - - this country, having been at one time editor of the “Paper and Press.” a periodical devoted to jour- nalism, ALITY GOODS AT Looks Very Good ‘Wakefleld, Mass,, Oct. 10,—Favor- able September weather in northern states caused the country's potato crop to increase to a forecast, Oc- tober 1, of 423,508,000 bushels from 412,761,000, the New England crop reporting service of the U. 8. depart- ment of agriculture announced to- day., The crop harvested in 1923 was 412,392,000 and the average from 1919 to 1923 1s 390,722,000 hushels, On a condition of 95.3 per cent normal as of October 1 New Eng- land potatoes promise 46,755,000 bushels compared with 41,971,000, the forecast of September 1. The harvested crop in 1923 was 47,162,- 000 and the average from 1919 to 1923 was 40,431.000 bushels. Maine now promises 33,761,000 bushels, the report said,’ compared with 80,186,000 estimated last month 32,000,000 bushels harvested last year and, the five year average of 28,696,000 bushels. Moderate gains occurred in New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut and a>-big gain in Massachusetts from 3,260,- 000 bushels estimated last month to 3,940,000 on October 1, Vermont re- ported a small decrease due to rot. ——— Fat That Shows Soon Disappears Prominent fat which comes and stays where it {8 not needed is a burden to car- ty, a hifidrance to activity, a curb upon pleasure. You can remove the fat where it shows by taking after each meal and at hedttme, one Marmola Prescription Tablet Theso little tablets are as pleasant and effective as the famous prescription from which they take thelr name. Buy and try a box today. All drugglsts the world over sall them, at onedollar for a box, or you can order them direct from the Mar- mola Co,, General Motors Bldg., Detroit, Mich. You can thus say good-bys to diet- ing, exercise and fat. SATURDAY SPECIALS AT ECONOMY PRICES Premicr Salad DRESSING, bottle 330 Fancy Bread FLOUR ..... sack $1 Morning bpecnals From 7 A. M. to 11 A. M. TITORN 22cf§1'ii"x§““ 2™ 25¢ POTATOES, peck Lean Smoked ‘Lean Fresh SHOULDERS, 1h 130 [SHOULDERS, 1h 18C All Day Specnals in All Departments LAMB — LAMB — LAMB LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB ....... b 32¢ DAMBIEORES B s s e e 1D el 8¢ LOINIUAMBIGHOBS R e oo s s b i39c AMBES LW et e e et R 1Dl 4C ROASTLVPAT e ™ 18 VEATLCH OB S| e L h 25c PRIME RIB ROASTS ......ccc00eennis.. I 28¢ FRESH KILLED FOWL .. .. cocon R SUGAR CURED BACON . Ib 28¢ Choice Shoulder Steak Ib 22¢ |Best Frankforts ... b 18c Fresh Cut Hamburg Ib 18¢ {Armour’s Star Hams 1b 30¢ Pure Pork Sausage 1b 30c |Boneless Pot Roast 1h 18c Lean Corned Beef .. Ib 10c |Beef Liver . h 14c DOMINO GRANULATED SUGAR .... 10 b 78c CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP ...... 3 cans 25c FVAPOR\TFDMILK e oo leans 29 Karo vrup ... 2 cans 25¢ bohd Packfi']‘om'ltoes Good Luck Jar Rubbers 2cans ... 2 dozen ... 15¢| pumford’s Baking Large Juicy Lemons R R Native Green Beans 3 quarts Fancy Sweet. Potatoes Cape Cop "Cranberries 2 quarts 6. 5 Large Ripe Bananas Red or \ellow Onions il R T O 25c Tokay Grapes ... 2 25¢ | Solid Head Cnbbu,ge l‘h 3c Certo—for ]ell\'—lmt(le 29%¢ : g Maple Syrup Powder ......... b 29¢ bottle ..... 19¢, 33¢, 65¢ |Pink Salmon 2 cans 29¢ Not-a-Seed Ranms Tuna Fish ....... can 19¢ 2 packages ......... ..oc Lowney’s Cocoa can 19¢ Wedgwood Creamery : - BUTTER, tub or print ......... 2"83c PARKSDALE FARM dozen Good Luck Oleo | Nucoa Nut Oleo | First Prize Oleo 32¢ Ib | 29¢ iy 29¢ h CALIF. SUNKIST ORANGES ........ dozen 19c BALDWIN APPLES .............. 4 quarts*25¢c |Large White Caulifiower A T |Red or Green Peppers [ 3 quarts ..... |Carrots or Parsnips 25¢ 25¢ ! 2 5 | Yellow Globe Turmps 35c | 2 UnderwearCrepe =l “Hitch Your Wagon to a Star” ‘We have “Hitched Our Wagon to a Star” The Star, which is our goal, is the greatest satisfaction it is human- ly possible to give our patrons. The Wagon, by means of which we hope to reach that Star, is our store, our g00ds, our service and thought. One of the links in the chain by, which the wagon is fastened to the star is the appearance and convenience of our establishment, The pounding and the, sounds of something doing which you hear now upon our premises are proofs that we are forging that link a little better, a bit more worthily. But today chalns need to Le stronger than ever before; improved methods are taking the place of the methods of yesterday. vehicle pushed 1t aside, Even the wagon has gone and a new Ours has been a good old wagon; those who rode in it, our patrons, have not complained. But we, no matter how well greased we kept it, saw its weaknesses, So we have made more firm the bond that holds us to that star of your approval and patronage, We are bring- ing New Britain's Greatest Value-Giving Store as nearly. up-to-date as it 4s possible to do. We are making lasting the material things which help us to approach more nearly our ambition, that Star of super-satisfaction for you. These material improvements you will see. That which you can not see, but which is more permanent even than the tangible betterments about you, is the deter. mination to permeate our business transactions with you with the spirit of the utmost fairness and justice to the end that we will offer the greatest values obtainable any- where in this part of the country. With this goal before our eyes we open our store to you for your approval, promising fidelity to the standards of “He Profits Most Who Serves Best.” “THE FAIR.” Bath Towels Heavy grade, double loop. Extra large, , size 22x44. For Saturday ........ 330 A dainty washable material in white and colors, For Saturday—Yard. .. 19¢ AT THE HOSIERY SECTION THE SAVINGS ARE WORTH WHILE Men'’s Heavy Camel Hair Hose— in black, natural, oxord and khaki, all sizes—Pr.. . 250 Men's Silk and Wool Hose in light and heavy weights. Both dropstitched and clocked pat- terns in contrasting 65c I = ac Women's medium weight Heather ribbed Hose, first quality—Pr. colors — Pair ... Boys’ Extra Heavy weight 1x1 ribbed Hose, in black and cordovan. Irregulars of a §9c grade. Sizes 290 to 1135—Pair Women's full fashioned Silk Lisle Hose in black only. Ir- regulars of a 98c 44c grade — Fair .. Women's Silk and Wool Hose Assorted colors, in plain and ribbed styl irregulars of a $1.50 grade. Double Compartment Knife and Fork Boxes. Made of se- lected stock. Special for Saturday ..... vaee Imported Wooden Salt Boxes, Made of selected and seasoned material, hand polished. Spe- clal for 29 Saturday. . (4 Rotary Ash Sifters—Made of heavy gauge galvanized iron and will fit all standard ash cans. Special $ 2. 69 for Saturday ..... 7c Galvanized Iron Coal Hods— The heavy quality. foi Siaar i 4 O ¢ Ash Cans—Made of galvaniz- ed fron and reinforced at top and bottom. $ 1 .43 Saturday. . ... o Good Luck jar rubbers—Saturday ... OFFERS DE! fis. The colors are mode, Mocha Suedene Gloves, turn back cuffs. This is an material and guaranteed washable — Pair For Saturday—Pair ,........ The GLOVE DEPT. RABLE MERCHANDISE Mocha Suedene Gloves, with movelty .79¢ with grey, brown and beaver—Pr. .. 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, with four-row em- broidered backs, Black, tan, brown and beaver—Pair. 1079 Slightly Grey Blankets—Good size and weight, first quality. Blue and pink borders. Spectal 95 Cc for Saturday . Chopper — $1.98 Universal Food Household size, Special for Sat, Dry Dust Mop — Compare with some at 930005 89C Curtains Marquisette, first quality, fully mercerized. Spe- vial Saturday 5 Yad e e 15¢ Linen Crash Dish Toweling, with blue borders, heavy grade, first quality. Extra 15 Special Sat.—Yd... ... (4 Clothes Dryers, 8 arms which fold out of place when not fn use. Saturday. ... e 25c fancy imported 98¢ 79¢ Like Success AND THE REASONS ARE ALWAYS VISIBLE. WE ATTRIBUTE OUR GROW. AGE, IN THE LAST ANALYSIS, TO VALUE GIVING. AS AN NG PATRON- EXAMPLE TOMORROW’S SAVINGS WILL SCORE OUR POINT. ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL, REAL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY DECIDES YOUR SHOPPING PREFERENCES. “Alkyhol”’ Tor rubbing; nothing like ft Linen Stationery Daintily tinted in colors, also “KOVELL" l | | | | | to tone you up and help thll plain white. A full 19 | tired feeling. Full quire box. For Sat. .. | pint, For saturday .. The Notion Dept. As Usual Offers Some Sure Winners “Tintex” . wers 10c Wrist Watch Bands .... 8%¢c “pe Long” Hook and Eye Safety Pins, assorted on ‘White Tape, 12 yard rolls 8c Smith’s Collar Bands, fully shrunk ........o...0a 15¢ Mercerized Mending Floss 4c Pearl Buttons—Card ..... Tc “Omo” Lawn Bias Tape —6 yard plece ... . B0 2 In One Shoe Polish (llquid) 9c. “DeLong” Hair Pin Rolls— Black and bronze .... 8¢ “Wilsnap” Dress Fasteners 7c “Selina” Hair Nets v.,... 9¢ “Silva Putz” Silver Polish 17¢ 86-INCH Flannels A good heavy quality. riety of pretty flflped patterns — Yard . JOHNSON & JOHNSON'S Baby Powder A soft delicate texture for me,l ! A va- For Samraay ... 123 €1 21c Note Well These Prices At Our Drug Departmert Bathasweet Powder. For Sat, p.ooiiaaen cenien 2 “Stim” Shampoo. For Sat. $1.19. Rubberset Shaving Brushes, For Sat. ........ 23c, 45¢c Johnson’s Kidney Plasters, For Sat. . Steero Bouillon Cubes. For 3¢, 45¢, 85¢ Pyrotex Tooth Brushes. For . 19c sat, Red Bone Marrow Tonic. For Buhler Oil, for Rheumatism, For Sat, .. Jadd Salts. For Sat.... Sani-Flush, For Sat.... THE FAMOUS Rubber Gloves | A convenience a shouldn't be without. For Saturday. Pair “HERCULES"” ! e 3 Willimantic e Cotton Al sizes, 100-yard spools, black and 45chitesm3nel 0c Girls’ Heavy Weight Union Suits long sleeve, ankle 85¢ Full bleached, and come in high neck, Iength, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, knee length. For Saturday . | “LADY LI Pure Thread Silk Hose With mock First quality. Pair “Liquid Veneer” The furniture polish—in fact. | 17¢! . 34c a polish for many uses. The 30c¢ size, For Sat. seam, all colors, $1.00 The 60c size. For Satunlay FRESH AND WHOLESOME ARE THESE CANDIES ' Spanish Salted Tailored Collar and Cuff Sets Of linen and linen finished fabrics, lace trimmed or embroidered . 49 c PeaiE T 19¢ “Bostonian” \~~or(&\l Choc- olates, full ) 49c pound box Lowney's “Gold Stripe” deliclous as- Chocolates, A 60c sortment, full pound box—Box ... Boys’ Fall Suits — Oliver Twist and Middy styles, tweed mixtures trimmed with con- trasting collars and cuffs, ex- cellently $ l -89 finished. ... . Men’s “Boston” Gar- ters—All colors .. 19(: MEN and BOYS A FEW MINUTES TIME WILL PAY YOU Men's and Boys' Caps e Tweed mixtures, plain, smp- ed and check patterns, wide VALY .. 1o ie na 950 Boys' School Knickers e Serges, tweeds, neat stripes, etc. Sizes v 95c 8 10 16 e Wet Wash Baskets Made of selected ash, rein- forced at sides and ends.. Just the size for house- $l 59 . hold use. For Sat. “Bay State” 2000 SHEET ROLL Toilet Paper Sells at 19c. | For saturday ...... lz%c A VISIT TO OUR Lingerie Section WILL PROVE MOST PROFITABLE Women's “Suco” Crepe Bloomers, in flesh and white with scalloped and hem- stitched edges. 9 5 Pale - (4 Women's Outsize Muslin Bloomers in flesh and white, with rufile. 45c Pair.... Women's Flannelette Gowns of extra heavy weight flannel, with collars or V-necks in pin®, white and striped $ 1 . 1 9 patterns. ... . Lace Front Corset for “Reducit” Brassicres, long Stout figures ‘\\hh,dml‘lli\l;n e o e ‘O‘K'kmme G D and comfort— 95 . $1.95 c coutil... In flesh only ...... THE UNDERWEAR Department Abounds in bargains such as (hese, and caters to men, women and child Women’s fall w derwear in evety style vests and 5 pants—Garment.. . . 9(: heavy weight Union Suits, in all styles, in- cluding bodice R 896 GIRLS’ VESTS AND PANTS A heavy fleeced garment with taped neck. and long sleeve, also Dutch neck and elbow sleev Pants are ankle length, FOr Saturday ............ ...« » ight Un- wanted Vests arc high neck 45¢ Let Your Judgment Guide You Here Are Real Values Misses' Flannelette Bloomers— White and striped. Children’s Blue Serg Kirts, that will wes Children's Body Skirts—White and strip- ed flannelette, of good quality 45 are used in the making ......... C Children’s Flannelette Gowns — Dounble yoke, long sleeves, trimmed and 75c Sizes 12 10 18 356 ge Middy finished excellently III' | | | | |