New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1925, Page 19

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, A NAY, JANUARY, 9, 1925. hrilly Buyers are Seeing, Selecling m'JZMh‘? KRESGES £ 5¢, 10c and 25c Store 183-18 5Main Street Quality merchandise at the lowest values by offering, at all times, quality possible pricesis the main reason why merchandise — big savings—and over 250 Kresge Stores are serving courteous, prompt store service. this country’s thrifty shoppers today. Think what it means to you to be able These careful buyers know value— to save on the article you need for they realize what a few dollars saved every-day use! And wr\en you stop each week means to them in the to realize that a Kresge 5-10 and 25¢ course of a year. They also know Storeis rightat your finger tips with a that while they always save at the vastvariety of money-saving Eargains, Kresge Stores on every article they there is no reason whatever why you buy, they are at the same time getting should not take advantage of them. the highest quality merchandise ob- I you have not already bought and tainable for the price they pay. savedat the Kresge 5-10and 25¢Store, Kresge's take this opportunity to dosobyallmeans! Read the bargains thank each and every Kresge shopper listed here—hundreds more await you for past patronage—and will en- at the Kresge Store! Come—see— deavor to justify this faith in Kresge select—and save. (A T l J ‘ ® LOOK AT OUR MANY DEPARTMENTS - 5 3 , S . Om 0’0’00 w Jl P : 7 Notions Brushes Stoneware Art Goods Radio Woodenware ] Dry Goods Laces Enamelware = Rlblgons Records Gas Fixtures i . Iélom;ry Jewelry Silverware r, Assorted Flavor Kisses “Cameo Records,” all th an H iefs i ot guatty i o | AT 10 | AT Y 35¢ Tops. Hare Ornaments Statnery 44 “All our Candies are laboratory test- GHn (D Hardware Glassware Post Cards —————%——— ed and guaranteed fresh and pure” Tinware Crockery Underwear Toilet Articles Come and see how much you can Save! Double Sockets, Key Sockets, Pull First Quality A-No. 1 Chain Sockets. “Perfect 2 sc Tungsten Lights .... Each Choker Necklaces Big Values ......... 25c Each 25C workmanship guaranteed” BUYS MORE AT THE KRESGE STORE PR[]M[)TER’ } %@@@@@@@@@@@@m@@@ KORETZ, | @E@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@c@@@@@@@@m@@@@@m@mm AN INVESTMENT THAT PAYS YOUR DIME OUR BEST KNOWN | ~BErTeR AUID Roads POSTMASTER DEAD . cmee i e s B, Morga of New York Ofce|_xo » = DIES IN PRISON Lived Only Few Weeks Ater Rio De Janeiro, Jan, 9.—Since an ter General New as the “best known postmaster in the world,” dled here early today after he had failed to rally trom an operation for appen dicitis performed last Monday night. He had spent more than 60 yeara in the postal service and, except for a short interval, had been postmaster of New York city for the past 17 er-chauffeyrs have constantly to work overtime to meet their pay- | mente. Rellef, however, for the hard work ing drivers s expected from another ‘direction. At the present time the roads are so bad it is impossible to drive more than four cr five miles outside the city with any comfort; scores of friends and relatives out of millions of dollars, died last night in the state penitentiary here. The promoter, tor years con- ducted his phantom financial ven- tures so quietly and effectively that trusting relatives and friends begged him to take their money ed when he went to prison a years. hence long distance trips are un- few weeks ago, that he did not ex Mr. Morgan, who pas 69 years . cn A new and good road is be. pect to come out alive. His death old, was taken Il last week and Was .o pyjjt to Petropolls, a summer re- oceurred at §:40 o'clock. removed to Lutheran hospital where . s 20 miles away, and by the end When Koretz was found last his death occurred. Born in Marshall, Michigan, in 1855, Mr. Morgan came to New York with his parents when he was five years old and recelved his education in the local public schools. He en- A tion grew much w Doctor - lar that thousands of new machines _ i octors Y ( ) 'I' b tered the postal service in 1873 as a ° 5 who examined him said it was * u S ra Jetter carrier and passed through Wil have to be imported. | doubtful it he could endure prison Down SE ld Ub, . the grades of clerk and chief clerk, being appointed superintendent of dellvery in 1889. After the death of Postmaster Cornelius Van Cott he served as act- ing postmaster. and agaln served in the same capacity atfer the resigna- of 1925 thers doubtless will be a fine highway running from this city to Sao.Paulo, 250 miles to the west. These improved roads, it is belleved, will make automobile riding so popu KMERICAN IS LEADER Greece Engages Lew Riess of Phila. December in Halifax, N. 8, he was suffering from diabetes and when he was returned to Chicago and pleaded guilty to charges of opera ting a confldence game, his condi IEEEEEEEEEE =] ) ) ) 5 ) e ) o ; enterprising American concern start- l . . 0 ed four years ago to sell automobiles %; Dlm A[ter opel’fltlm] to Ria de Janeiro chauffeurs on the semeflfie i installment plan, the city has become | i overcrowded with taxicabs. Of the. 5 /| | New York, Jan. 9. — Edward M. 8,000 machines in the city, nearly Leo Koretz, promoter of the i % Morgan, once described by Postmas- 6,000 operate for hire, and the own- | Bayano ol bubble, who fleeced Only o We Will Allow 10 Board or Wringer {lon of Postmaster Wileox in 1907, @elphia to Guide Training and = . \ : ; %) . i o S e R 0| Brings a New Universal Toward the Purchase cially appointed postmaster by @ f N President Roosevelt and served eon- Salonica, Greece, i {inuously until 1917 when he failed the birth-place = e Ry [ Washer to Your Home of a New Universal of reappolnment by President Wil- cradle of the Olym s with him went 3 8 Electric Washer of reappolntment by President Wil- turned to the United State appointed him to his old position ance in the training and c r I where he remained until his death. of her athletics by engaging Lew & & Mr. Morgan completed 50 vears in Riess of Philadelphia as national @] IR : UNIVERSAL e8! nlal ner was given in his o 1 ¥ STibe hatwset = g o g s g8 D Lk gt ol FREE TRIAL FREE TRIAL that Postmaster General New eulo- ,41iotc Federation In an e &l gized him as the “best known post- master in the world." Mr. Morgan was married to Miss Find Hartford Meter ~ Man Dead in Manhole his engagement, said: “Mr. Rless invite our athletes to reg: ings in the stadium, giving :;rra‘r;‘ci:! };‘,a,:;uo‘n<I of ’Nev: ank“'ho Bk e e et o nd Ph 230 h' C g . . . ° daughters, Mme un:;dm;!m:;:; ]\::‘mg their training with character forty years old, a rrlw:sv- o L 18 f“er 15 or a 1 lte me Phone 230 stic American zeal and the not the employ of the water Minneapolls; Miss Jane Morgan of New York and Mra. J. Fry Nounnan, ®re to help in the develop t. who lived at Nashville, Tenn. sports.” . was found Riess has been a physic oon in a manhole o and athletic coach since 1 e , NEW MEXI AMBASSADOR Mexico City, Jan, 9.— The newly Hampden-Sidne: eppointed Mexican ambassador et Randolph He was tak college in The Connecticut Light & Power Co. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) D D G ) 5 ] o 5 S ) 5 ) 8] () ] ) () 6 (] ) ] ) 2] [ the United States, Manuel Tellez, is same state n with the U A to leave for his post on versity of 1 T L e T | S S S S PR YD E Y S S S SR E SR S S E e S S NSO R S B

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