New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 15

WEEHAWKEN JUROR SAID T0 BE FIXED| McLeod Says Another Member Had Determined on Acquittal ——— Jersey City, N, J., Jan, 28,~Pros- ecutor John Milton will gonfer today with County Judge Charles Egan to determine what action will be taken W a result of the charges made by Everett H, McLeod, a member of the Jury which yesterday disagreed on a verdict in the trial of 12 men in. dicted In the Weehawken rum con- spiracy case, he announced today. McLeod last night reported to Spe- clal Prosecutor Vickers that one member of the jury had entered the Jjury box with an expressed determi- nation to acquit regardless of th evidence, *S8amuel Wilson, assistant superin- tendent of the New Jersey Anti- Saloon league, said today that “it {s a joke to hotd a new trial here,” in commenting on Prosecutor Vickers Intention, Aloysius McMahon, assistant pros- ecutor of Hudson county, sald yes- terday that he belleved the charges of MacLeod would be presented to the grand jury. Among them will be MacLeod's assertion that a man associated with the defense had sig- nalled answers to one of the de- fense's chief witnesses. The prose- cuting official stated that the sig- najler might be indlcted for sub- ornation of perjury. MacLeod, who 1s a Jersey City architect, last night visited Colonel George T. Vickers, special praisecutor of the alleged prohibition law con- spirators, and related his suspiclons of several of his fellow jurors, Even before he had called upon Colonel Vickers, the latter had commented: “I was sure something was wrong in that jury box.” Tt was sald that MacLeod told Colonel Vickers that the juror who started In the case with a determina- | tion to acquit, was so deaf that he could not hear much of the testi- mony. On the very first day of the trial, he s alleged to have remarked that he “would not vote to convict the ‘cops’ no matter what evidence was presented.” Although the prosecutor's office | course to be followed in regard to the charges made against United trlal by two government witnesses, it was sald that their testimony would be presented to the gmnd jury next week, “White Lies” Justified That there are occaslons when a “white le” is justified, Santa Clans, fairy tales and even pract’cal jokes cannot be classified had not yet decided upon a Hefinite | States Senator Edwards during the | | i, — e On Account of the Eclipse this Store will open Saturday Morn- ing at 10 o’clock ] EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERINGS FROM THE Drug Dept. Guaranteed Shaving ieesstreisees 190 Shaving Cream — .. 170 Rubberset Brushes .. Palmolive 35c size . \ “Apple Blossom” 4-inch Velonr Powder Puffs ......counn ¢ New Importation of Pocket Combs in Cases ........ 10¢ Guaranteed Household Thermo- meters ........ 19¢ Lady Mary 50c Rouge Com- pacts ... vee 28c Luxor $1.00 grade, large Pow- der Compacts ..... .. Bbc Borden's 6-ounce Evaporated Hercules Rubber Gloves — the 50¢ kind ... 25¢ Seamless Rubber Co. and Throat Atomizer ... . B9c¢ Ask To Hear the New Dominoe Records A high grade red record, latest 9 c releases ........ Also a complete line of new Radiex b 25 c Records at .. NEW BRITATY CONNt - An Eclipse In Merchandising Tomorrew will witness the c!imax of this great sale. Values that eclipse all past records will greet the Saturday shoppeg‘ . When “The Fal}"’ 1:nakes such a statement, in view of their reputation as “New Britain’s greatest value-giving store,” the significance is at once manifest. WEEK END SPECIALS FROM THE CANDY * DEPT. Cream TYudge, chocolate and Vanilla ol U Maraschino Oherries, a heavy* chocolate covered cordial cherry tinfoil “Snow Flake Gem" ugilyer Dew Drops,” wrapped Milk Chocolates—Ib.. .. .. i 35¢ A fresh shipment of Spanish Salted 1 8 c Peanuts—Ib.....coueens CLEOPATRA ROSE AND EGYPTIAN Talcum Powder Two new odors made by the Palmolive Co. The 25¢ size box. For 12c Saturday .... AN IMPORTATION OF INVITING INDUCEMENTS AT THE Hosiery Department Women's extra quality Silk and Wool Hose, in newest colors, Mock seam back, first quality ... % : 95C 3,000 YARDS OF High Grade SATEENS Fine quality 36 inch sa- teen in a complete range of colors, in plain and warp stripe eflects. 25 c For Saturday, Yd. Children’s English Ribbed Wool Hose, in heather mixtures ‘Women's extra heavy full-fashioned Silk Lisle Hose—in black only Men's heavy Fibre Silk Hose, plain colors and heather shades—Pair ....... Women's Heather cpon Hose in drop- stitch effects —Pair, ... ... Rt onoenny Unusual L‘ingeriie >Values Women’s exquisite quality lustrous Satine Bloomers—with 95 clany lace trim ............. e ADe Costume Slips of heavy mu\lln § lace trimmed bodice ............ . 45¢ 2500 YARDS OUTING FLANNELS Good variety colored stripes in a nice heavy fleecy quality, 27 inches wide. For o IOC Saturday ... LUX Toilet Soap Quality 7c | | velope Chemisn of Windsor Crepe, trimmed swith imported and applique work .. The new long waist Brass strong broche fabrics .. .. Musli sowns in extra neat hamburg edges Bargains in Gloves AT THESE CLEARANCE PRICES 59¢ lac Men's and Boys' Leather Palm, Astrachan Back Gloves, with heavy fleece linings .............. Boys* Gauntlet Scout Gloves—in black or brown cape. Fleece lined .. .. ‘Women’s Imported Doe Lined Cashmere Gloves, 2-clasp styles . . Women's Imported Washable Lh‘lnml\!’l Gloves In many shades ..................... .. 49¢ Children’s Fur Trimmed Suede ‘\H(I(‘ns in grey and brown, with fleece lining ... A fine new product, of the hest. A d-ounce | cake. For Sat.—Cake .. Minister Declares | and that | REAL LINEN Table Runners Made of imported tan linen, stamped in new patterns to ems One Short Flight to Econ;r;y In Our Basement | ' Memo and Note BCOKS as “lies” was the statement made by Rev. G. H. Bible class last evening. Mr, Schneck while emphasizing the need of sify novels, humorous stories, San- ta Claus stories, fairy tales, and April Fool jokes as lles. ' He denounced the lle with the mental reservagon but stated that “philanthroplc and herole lles,” sometimes are justified and neces- sary. les to protect himself, but God in and to the other man to protect him. Let us beware of the pharisaic spirit of contlcmnlnp: men without judging | thetr motives.” Mr. Schneck is a member of the White army of Everyman's Bible class and a delegation of 12 officers night, Larry Semon Marries Dorothy Dwan, Actress New York, Jan. 23.—Tarry Semon, cemedian and Dorothy Dwan, motion pleture actress, were married here vesterday afternoon. Farl Hammond president of the Semon Picture Pro- ducing company, was the best man. Miss Dwan arrived from Holly- wood yesterday morning and Semon said after the ceremony that they would return to California at an early date. Ex-Governor Davis to Be Tried in April By mha MaiaatsAY Bret. Topeka, Kan., Jan. 23.—Former | Governor Jonathan M. Davis, and his | son, Russel, charged with !r\HNHn" and accepting & bribe in exchange for a pardon for a convict, waived preliminary hearing late yesterday i1 the city court. Unless a special agregment reached for an carly trial, their ca will come up on the regular dock of the April term of district court. When you think of results thi of Herald classified ads, Sale now going on Suits and Ovc: coats. Values up to $50, now $18.9 at the Wonder Clothes Shop, 39 Main street.—advt. - - «Horlick The ORIGINAL Ask \‘, Malted Milk ./' —a b Safe Invalic t ‘ Children, W The Aged R!dl lfi!k. Malted Grain ext. in powder makes The Food-Drinkfor All Ages. Di(edble-No Cooking. Alight Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Ask for “Horlick’s,” at all Fountaina. 8@~ Avoid Imitations = Substitutes Schneck of the German | Baptist church, to the Y. M. C. A. | maintaining high standards of truth, | intimated that “rigorists” still clas- | He said “Shame on the man who | his Infinite mercy judges our hearts | and motives in whatever we do for | of the class attended the meeting last | broider, with deep 49c fringed ends, For Sat, all com- | $1.29 | 4 39C ] CHILDREN'S 92 ‘11?2 Patent Leather " VALENTINES - Shoes A dressy little shoe in sizes 3 Cover and Pad for Ironing Boards, plete, ready to slip on, Special for Saturday | All sizes from a little tiny one for milady’s hand bag. Minia- ture pencils in some of them, Dotted and fancy Marquise tu- (urmln Material | White and ecru. 25 ’ | . | | Handled Duster—Made of chemically treated ' twine with polished wood handle, Extra Special 29 C ‘ Sanitas Oil Cloth Tub Covers, plain z A NEW LOT OF white and fancy colors, Saturday .. Willow Waste Paper Baskets, for office and home use, Specis Octagon Washing Special Saturday ... et 5 and 10c special — Yard ........ 89c¢ . “-$1.98 MEN'S LEATHER GLOVES | | stze — Special .. | NEW ARRIVALS Bed Spreads—Heayy DAINTY SPRING Plaid ity, for full size bed. \ NECKWEAR | aturday wder. o ; i Oh! there are so many fetch- C b Bl k t | ing new styles. All kinds of fab- Il all e ] In this lot aregrey and | Here you will find an abund- | 4 8, 1ace and button styles. Re- ries and many colors. _ Pretty A wiitie cuse of protey plai brown Mocha ance of pretty | liable grade patent leather with collars and sets that wl.ll en- Crib Blankets in pink AnanuinG Gloves, lined missives. to! tops of mouse colored soft kid. hance the charm of any gar- e e and unlined ety 2 Solid soles and heels, | ment. Yor 49 R e e 250 also lined C. ? suit almost| o "o ay ..ovr.s 99c | SALURAY .+ o vvoneoennn (¥ 5 aiso Iine; ‘él‘e any desire. | : { Gloves in strap Prices range | ____ On Account of t‘he iclipse this Store will open Saturday Morn- ing at 10 o’clock. ATTRAOTIVE MONEY ERS AT THE Notion Dept. Colored Lawn Bias Seam Tape, .6 yard pleces, No. b...,, 10¢ Omo White Lawn Bias Seam Tape, widths to No, 8., 10¢ SAV- Tintex, Dye Flakes — The 15¢ pkg. . vow 10¢ Imported Daisy Trim \\'lsh Braid, 3 yard plece ... Aunt Lydiag’ Carpet and Button Phread — Spool ...veeee BC Wilsnap Garment Fasteners, all sizes—Doz, ... cieees 80 Princess Elgetrio Curling Irons, with Cord and Socket... 89¢ Pollo the Furniture l'allsh, 30c size Whittemore's (-Slt Polish ...c..v0 Miller's Liquid Ofl “Ax Polish, quart bottle ...... . 390 Washable Rick Ibll‘k Bl‘lld white and colors—Yd.. .. 10 Imported Trimming Buttons — new spring effects—Doz.... 9¢ GILBERT ALARM CLOCKS The famous “Tornado” Clock, guaranteed for one year; lowest confirmed sell- ing price elsewhere $1e.’19. Qur Price. . 99c New Jewelry Items _l.an:et s_t)lN in Sterling Silver New Rings set with hrilllant Rhinestone ] Oc Clusters. Fancy Barrettes set with varie s .10c stone 1000 IMPORTED wrist and two from 2 for TImported Stone set 25 | “ALIC clasp styles, “D “” T l | silveroid Bar Pins ... C | . | values range 1 rywe owels | | g | Tong Strings of Bohemian Bobbed Halr Nets | Tooth Brushes up to $2.50. C | crystal A double mesh met in the For Saturday up to STAMPED TO I, \|m:nlh|.|< IS s o £ 250 popular hol# hair size. Guar~ Reliable quality tooth brushes Size 17x26. Stamped to em- | i anteed perfect. Introductory | with celluloid or white bone $1 00 2 C Droider, with simple but effec- | “Lady Bobble” Combs with price. For handles, Many sty tive designs. new decorations, with saturday. ... 6 o 25¢ ! For sat—Each 9¢ pair each | For SAL L s vesinnans 22¢ | or without cases ..... 10c | |Report Two Burglar D [N NEEAVEN | urclaries ABOUT 0 COLLABSE| - = " | noo B0 lll”h Winds Also Add To Discomfort finding to his surprise there are ‘0 0 E peamne who actuniy save ana starve|OPIUM GONFERENCE 50 mm mmnone else may wallow | He can only explain this| sllumnn by remembering that the | earth is in part peopled by a race] of crazy men called proletarians,, The famillar figures of German | TRAVELING SHOW ~ FOR PROPAGANDA | ] 3 yrops To | Portcrl analf Cocll Exan o Reach | IEES T CLORNEERERERD & AErtementt analEormer May S | RLSCIALCNES | | ! political life, such as Gemeral Ld ' German Election Campaign Car- | &oniorr, mresident Euert, Generai elRen New Haven, Jan, 38—The coldest | von Seeckt, Chief of Police Richter, | i day of the winter wa | ied On in Novel Wi Prussian Minister of the Interior By Tho Ass e ¢ | ” nm Oye fly Severing, and others hateful to the| Geneva, Jan. ment- e Communists are imitated on the ing today betw I’c The stage and their statements parqdied. and Viscoun ing tI Y N WIFE REPORTS BEATING Berlin, Jan. 22. — One of the _— | American and British delegations to : | 8 4 tween 4 p. S R R most effective instruments of pro- oday when aganda yet devised by the Com- LIKE OLD TIME MUSIO the international opium confe in an attempt to save the ¢ ks lythe socalled ;““(““:,‘“: Germans Appland Gratefully the | from a breakdown, resulted i fail- | Y andering Theater which was first ; 5 o [ oY s Jut to use during the recent elec- | Compositotaior Sl Porter sald that unless cc O aat i Serlin, Jan. sh L v il e cold last nig to o, fon campaign. It is popular in the | ¥ riiny Jan. s if in J:r\ changed radically he would e S ¢ MEN'S T cal sense of the word, reflecting contrast to t ultramodern ten to the United States within a few |which dimini & v his wife % < ho wishes, the hopes and the |dencies recently obsersable in the [ " ity Mminlay el ve sturted SHOE, on the Stetson last . itreds of the broad masses, first-nights at the Staatsoper, the |50 o L0 Goion has |ther docrease. 3 a ¥ 1 s Vheravasiink | e woskngmen'al| Deutsoliest Operanaua, anotberior el RS €8 e bt a8 | ther docre e uarters there 1s & beerhall or other |Berlin's four operatic institutions fachtd Sueh & <885 MU T, €O LB to "he MEN'S arge room with a stage available, |has gone back to the fifties of thd sdipreasnce ot on 4 = = A 2 = o Communiitil ‘resi€ It lon some |Dasticentury for waftnlght, Iby||Hikus Sopium Scopterencs r| ROBERTSON AT HELM il OXFORD, soft toe with cap .. conventent_evening and ofier_thelr |Producing Adolphe Adom's comic CAth New York, Jan. 23—Wiihert Rot sk “Review in Fourteen Scenes.” As opera, “If ere King. his re- Z o inson, manager o 1 v of 1 n S the scenes unfold before the eyes of turn to tho melodics, uncomplicat Auto Thief Leaves Car National league basel = o MEN'S TONY RED CALF HIGH the workers, two men, one repre- charming airs of the age or Cheru- And Gives Boy 50 ('cm, be able to report at in Sowa STETSON SHOE | senting the Class Struggle, the other binl Auber, Herold, Flotow and| o o0 @0 =7 Billy, Pow. | training camp of Mar A : [ the Bourgeols, furnish the proper Donizetti is the more significant as| “ O o a two. |tho lten r { comment. They thus take the piace !t &lso marks the gradual return of | © "' "0o 0 "R noiher's & recelved toda ‘ < 1 v | of the chorus in the ancient Greek French opera to the Gorman stage. | = %) 0 ¥ ov Ebbcts, presid ont of 11 s Prosecutor Wil- 3 < M .| In its modern dress, with all the MOb! L A I i ¥ y r th tragedy or of the interlocutor in the | 1 18 FACETR EIE TUR AL S e |smiles at ed indlcated ho is now ineFl g for t erican miinstrel show. i el U AR RS =0 s1 — s t A GhsTix't Gocamuniat as | #288 broughts otol iky. Adamva|thoronthiy enjoyed: By s BOE FAILED TO R WALKS mmo witness ne dep > : oyera was @ declded wiecess and | Who-left him asleep In the car when 0 CLEA y Sy he is about to bo sentenced to 10RE ;1 ug repetitions are planned she went into & store ally ht property owners apr 1 i | tmprisonment for lln;\l(lngr;llrvlvru}:;- 3 e " | discovered the disappears Sothi Cat i sollbe) Hemaiinchera ¢ e = {1y from the accepted standards. He | when she returned. Pol e Capt. G i OUNCE OF PRECAUTION | ! G 3 . en sh U olice, a n fines to Capt. George J. K | makes a last impassioned plea to ~OKLA. DOWNS AMENDMENT |,y pour searc in an morning for not compl Rellly — § e, O'1 | the jury, which is nothing but & Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. outlylng section with Billy in it, city ordinance providing for « Lotes veiled campaign speech, but which Ratification of the child labor |thorough! wake and beaming ra- snow and ice from sidewalks A\ s the listeners s ow whole because amendment to the United States | diantly. He also had a cent ing their property. Those w n [it ta fed to them in the form of constitution was defeated In the picce in his hand. Who put ALt L Sl I want to drama. p + |house of representatives of the [there or who took ti perha en, Frank ST e pelable Ixter ¥ ye pos Auothes scane depicts a visitor Oklahoma legislature here yesterday. |to discover the occupant later, | Alphonse Warner, Edwarid } tively as the s ck me | trom Mas coming to the earth and | The vote was 80 to 24, 1:\(-[\0&,\' knows. John A. Andrews and Mary T AN CALF STETSON S BLACK CALF STETSON SATURDAY SPECIAL BEFORE INVENTORY OFFER —THE— W. G. Simmons CORP. 85 WEST MAIN ST. $9.85 $9.85 1 $7.95 |