New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1924, Page 6

A s tifie gu rk ITALY IS CONFRONTLED BY OVERPOPULATION ‘poor in ras T M JTHER WORLDS THAN OURS \ROUND THE STARS demonst ra 1 nations, cmig illy T susceptible of nd Jap Fact: and Fancies 1Y KOBEKT QUILLEN [ usetul make 1s sold to a Good give you ow ex d « id cover or- 20 r of at I Feom Pa Qbservations Is de- Samarita LI IS Gy | ON ARSON COUNT atlor " et Fire to Home o Get In- i surance Moneg — Miss | ast July confessod was con- degree, in offense car- penalty of but lenl- for Miss cney wa tabb i § report Miss + 1 in the arms | of her father when the verdict was | announced utes het back 1o ¢ dyring Aduy, she the terical XY vesterday re she cou brought al times n Thurs- | 1e hys- | seasions George and was e trial, which be 1 fainted or b ona of the mother, Mrs, Stabh of Oneida, swooned carried from the courtroom, The woman's arrest on the night of July 23 came as a result of a con- | which said nad to setting lier home afire early | day. Miss Stabh's original | PCO- | siory was that hurglars had entered | the house, bound and d her, | and after plundering a dresscr near- hy, had sct fire to the cellar of the | house { When firemen arrived the woman | was found bound and gagged, but afterward it was found that she could have tied the knots in the rope | which encireled her wrists. Little by | ttle her story wis broken down un- | after several hours questioning at | quarters the woman con- | tessed to have set the fire, bound and gagged herself and walted for the spread of the flames Her desire to get insurance on the household fure nishit 1s responsible for the act Soon after the woman repudiated her confession and at the trial con- | tinued to hold to her original story of beir bound and gagged by burglars and at her some- er In polic she at she e h med! ept green who ctting | imb be a mass meeting and it for all gi friends on at 2:30 at th 1ksgiving Eiven reserves Wednesday Y. W con SONgS and by different ¢ will he 1o girls will take out yaskets. poems will b ciub 1 preser erves § irday afternoon, start- ing from the Y. W. C. A, at 1:30 Each girl is to bring something to cook in the woods. The seeond of the lessons for lead- ers of girls' clubs will be given at the Y. W. C. A. next Monday night Anvone who is interested ership and pro- of clubs is invited to ENGINEERS I JAPAN Amecan Company Awarded Con- tract For Two Tmiportant Bridges; Can Cut Japs' Time in Three, Nov, 25 An obtai for two of o piecps of @ York o do two t v has 1 the contrac st importan ring in the Tol ts a Yea;s Ago Today < On The Weather \ HARTFORD Our 27th Anniversary Sale will end Thursday HARTFORD IMPORTANT NOTICE Pec. 4. Iree Souvenirs will be given up to and including Dec. 4, and ALL OUTSTANDING SOUVENIR COUPONS in order to be honored with free souvenirs, MUST BE DELIVERED ON OR BEFORE DEC. 4—At Souvenir Dept.—Downstairs. and it was several mfn- || veloped regular value $40.00,Fatir in Extrem(;ly Special Offerings in The NEWEST STYLE COATS v THE FASHIONABLE CRANBERRY COATS Trimmed with fur and de- four materials, .. $39 YLISH BOLIVIA COATS With deep collar and cuffs of fur and furred regular value $55.00, at .. HANDSOME COATS OF “KERAMI” The lustrous caracal mate- rial that is so fashion, regular value $69.00, at. LUXURIOUSLY FURRED COATS In models that conceived squirrel and beaver, regular value $110.00, invited to go | FUR COATS AT DECISIVE SAVINGS are and furred Cogoa Caracul Fur Jackets— In a smart tallored effect, regu- lar price $89.00, niversary Sale Price. . Fur (seal lengt mate! ular price $125.00. niversary Sale Price. . Na dyed h hed, f tural diagonal ¥ and featuring Bi regular price $ Bary price Sale models, An- | $69, Coats of Northern Seal 4 coney) —In full carefully ull furred pelis, reg- - $98 Coat of skins gleeves Anniver- $110 Mushrat worked split hop Natural Skunk Trimmed Hud- son Seal lur Coats (seal dyed musk prime pelis ar price $208. regul sary THI, crat) made of selected carefully matched, Annlver. | $225) NEST RAIDER Sergeant Willie Sandlin Cleaned Up Machine Gun Crews hour nglor We has the war in the an later Ky, the Dispafeh) most w orld war “heroest hero' self-same this Gen d her claim to 18 Sergt Devil's Sartin Crock A4 he looks the part, Jump Les- machine favored by - $59 Paris with panels, .. $49 Marmot) skins, regular prick $225. P t Made of fino solid again caused the in his grenades were W 1est. Another single } nd they wer ne when the line came up. not reached unti H ed every man in the pit o dispatch two who still gave fight, | were s well as the others 5e COATS OF SALT'S SEAL FUR FABRIC Designed to keep out win- ter's most severe cold and most moderately COATS OF PILE FABRICS That simulate fur are fa- vored by Fashion. Coats of “Matoria,” a lustrous high pile fabric that resembles caracal N $39 o COATS OF HANDSOME “PEERLESS” FUR FABRIC CARACAL A lustrous material fhat is noted for its service and wearing M COATS OF “KERAMI” The most luxurious of all fur fabrics, handsomely lined and shown in tan, steel, b ™ $69 The New ED COATS Two Wonderful Specials Lot No. 1—Includes shades as cranberry, cayenne, lipstick, rosewood, and oxblood frimmed with large collar and cuffs of moufflon $29 e Lot No. 2—Includes all the shades of Autumn red com- bined with such furs as mink, natural sq fine wolt .,.. Natural DMuskrat Coats in ringbone effect, worked , full 48-inch coats, regu- price $17§. An- 149 iiversary Sale price $ Marmink Fur Coats (dyed that feature bolster ollars and other new touches f faghion, handsomely striped An- ersary Sale Hudson Seal tyed muskrat). he very smart bolster collars and have just the .correct imount of flare, regular price Anniversary 19 e price at $ 8 Cocoa Caracal Fur Jackets— sking and regular price They feature such rimmed with fox, Anniversary price .. order to halt ndlin did not. He rushed this st as he had the other, employ- gt ticipated In taking the strong point which was German battallon head quarters, This time when —_ all spent, thera FAT MEN ST re four men still defending the At Pittsburg. — Fat men stand th all deAd except Sand cat better than lean ones, the burcau of mincs has discovered, through experiments in a speclally constructed chamber here. The fat men, the bureau found, lost meor re, ndlin ad ’ weight when subjected to uncom is grenades in thi fortably hot temperatures, but th were less. exhausted when t! relleved. e same tactics The third nest encountered was 2 o'clock. Just as ut he ha wou roved liately fatal Later that day Sergt. Sandlin par- Try telephoning & Herald clas fied ad. DR. FRANK CRANE’S DAILY EDITORIAL ‘1 By DR. FRANK CRANE irs v is to g n of wine, or of any iquors, D the n their value by their afte oir tast how 1o taste and recog s grown perh er, know 5 of grag same year made by ther a matter of dollars nt t be clear limen: ould be that of Americans have of drjnk L of the wine form what the Frenct generally, by rocking the glass « fhe roon t of appreciatio throat i neen of Wines” and should be ic¢ should be of the temperature surrounding t red wine it iacks the quAlttics § Copyright, 1324, by The BcCiure Newspaper Syndicate.