New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 5

TURMANIS BROKE, HE TELLS COURT Brooklyn Embezzler Asks That ‘He Be Given Lawyer —_— New York, Jan. 28, — Pleading poverty after having confessed to $1,300,000 of forgeries in his career of -hectic adventuring in realms- of finance, Moses Turman today asked that an attorney be appointed to represent his interests during prose- cution for second degree forgery. At Turman's request, hearing on an indictment returned last Wednes- day, the day he confessed, was ad- Journed until next Monday. Turman and his wife went direct- ly from Judge Koenig’s department of general sesslons to the district at- torney's office to resume classifica- tion of caicelled checks which it is hoped will disclose the state of his affairs. B. N, Koven, attorney, also went to the district attorney's office to ex- plain his dealings with Turman, which netted him $313,979 from the pseudo-financier fn a single year. Thus far Koven has maintained that the sum repreneutod the repayment of loans, and that Turman-still owes him $45,000, PONSELLE WILL BE HERE Manager for Musical Star Says New | Britain Has No Cause for Worry— | Few Dates Curtailed. Officials of the New Britaln Musi- cal club are confident that Rosa Ponselle, 6pera singer, will be able to keep her date in New Britaln on| ¥ebruary 15, despite her sudden ll- | ness of Wednesday. | Theron W. Hart, president of the | elub, communicated with Miss Pon- solle’s manager last evening to ascer- tain the singer's condition. Mr. Hart was told that there was nothing !al worry about 8o far as New mnam was concerned. Miss Ponselle’a 1l1- | ness has forced her to curtall a few | dates. [ At the present time there s no | reason to expect that anything will ||g interfere with her New Dritain pro- gram, it is eaid. | HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The student body of the Senior Illgh school had Mr. Preble, of U\e‘ . A. and Mr. Hamlin of this| ddress them this morning on | Thrit. During Mr, Preble’s speech he sald that thrift was a great virtue, and | one of the essentials of success. He | also stated that chrift was a habit | easily cultivated by anyone who was | ambitious. In conclusion he comn- | plimented the banking system of the i New Britain schools. | Mr, Hamlin defined thrift for the | benefit of the student hody. He sald | that thrift was a thriving sta ate, good | husbandry, economy, personal wel- fare and an {ndependent nature. He said that success was due to inde- | determination to save pendence, 50 as and keeping the body well fit, to do the share of work required h)‘ everybody. He also told the stu- dents that thrift was a determina~ | tion to save something out of every pay, spend wisely, to invest money, i uy life insurance. | dn]‘n‘?‘ok(l\lflon Mr., Hamlin km!r»l'q that it should be the aim of 1-\!‘1'.3,. etudent, in future years, to own his own -home, -and .10 ko cheap he buys things, much he pays for them. ast of how not of how ELKS \lfilT IN M About 50 members of New Britain | lodge of EIks accompanied the of- ficers to Meriden Jast night to at-| tend the initfation of & class of l.‘.\ll; didates by the officers of the local lodge. After the {nitiation, a turkey | banquet was served and a r\ro;,ram‘ of entertainment was enjoyed. l'!\o' “Flevén o'élock Toast” was given by [ Harry C. Brown, a past exalted ruler | of New Britain lodge. | ——————— URGES WAITING fil‘ TION Mayor A. M. Paonessa will ask | early action by the council con\ml!-’ tec on a trolley waiting station Weliev | ing that such a structure should be built and rented to the trolley cnm-' pany and the jitney operators whose | patrons will benefit thereby. He es- | timated the cost at $2, 500 to $3,000. ] _ TO ATTEND INSTITUTION | Members of Sir Francis Drake | lodge Sons of St. George Wil go to \ New London on January 31 to at- | tend the ceremonies of instituting a | ¥ pew lodge. The grand lodge mem- bers will have charge of the cere- monles. There are three grand | lodges in New Britaln. Members will go from the Jr. O. U, A, M. hall at 8:30 p. m. by bus. Jnhn Tatter- x\il in in charge of arrangements, BRITISHERS LISTEN | Pradford, England, Jan. 23. ——" Proadcasting is causing & large‘ number of schoolboys to scamp their home lessons, is the complaint of the head master of the grammar school. He has sent out a circu- Jar letter to parents calling their at- | tention to the serious effect listen- ing in is having on the work of\ the boys and expressing the hope | that parents will strictly regulate the conditions under which wire-| less is used. STEALS POCKETBOOK. | Otherwise, Louisiana Train Robber Has Little Success in Holdup. | New Orleans, Jan. 23.—A fat wal- | let taken from C. H. Markham, pres- jdent of the Illinois Central railroad, was the total loot in a holdup nl\ ofticials on an Illinois Central pas- | senger train 75 miles north of here | last night. The 'robber in leaving the train | exchanged shots with a member of | the train crew. He avas described as about 20 years of gae. The Wants tell of supply and.des | mand in many lines—point tfo chances ‘in many fields of endeavor —and are intensely Interesting to| Special Values Tomorrow--TheLast Day of Thrift Week! After the Eclipse Come Here for Uneclipsed Savings!| —COATS FOR QUICK CLEARANCE! s TOMORROW ONLY American High Lustre Bolivia and selected Mandel, trimmed with Man- churian Wolf col- lars and cuffs; crepe lined; fully inter- lined; black, brown and fox, (sizes 16 to 44), val. to $27.50. Saturday Special Ynbess Saturday Special | $14.95 # $19.95 Squirrel and Beaver Collar and Cuffs BETTER COATS In all colors. Sizes 16 to 44. Values to $45.00. For Final Clearance Nobby Coats Of All Wool Am- erican Bolivia and Gerami Cloth., Fine quality crepe lining. Colors in Kit Fox, black and brown. (all sizes), values to $35.00. Saturday 0;113' ..... $24.50 UNDERWEAR Women’s “Rayon” Silk Knit Underwear, Carter make, reg. $1.25, bodice top vest. Sat. Special 89 $2.00 Bloomers in white, flesh and peach, sizes to 44. Saturday Special ......... $1 69 Women’s Wool Union Suits—Carter’s make, heavy weight; reg. $3.50-34. Sat. Special $2 45 ~Women’s Silk and Merino Union Suits; sleeveléss and . short sleeves; knee lengths; reg. $2.00 “and $2.25; si7es to 44. Saturday Special $1 69 209, Discount on all our Children’s Carter’s and Boston Mills Make Part Wool and Silk Wool Vests, Pants and Union Suits. DOMESTICS 25¢ All Linen Crash—for rollers or dish 19C towels. Saturday, 27 in. Outing Flannel—in blue and pink stripes good weight. Saturday, yard... 42x36 Pequot Pillow Cases—limit 4 to a customer. Saturday, each ........ R Our Entire Stock—of plain and fancy (hess materials, which sold from 75¢ to $1.25 )ard 49c SaturdaySarian. s e 0LOOBOGL 81x90 Pequot bheels—hm]t 2 to a $ customer, Saturday, each ............. l 03 7 $2.98 Cotton Blankets—full size, white only, blue bor- ders, extra heavy quality. Satuyrday, PAIE L S e $2569 Jumbo Turkish Towels—heavy quality, white woof, blue or pink borders; regular $1.00 value. 65 C RETTTGES S500606006000 B00aaR0a000000 00 Large Size Sash (ultams—check eflect 5 good quality serim. ~ Saturday, pair....... 3 (8 21c¢ Dress Percales—in a large range of new patterns and colors. batulda) 3 yards for 29¢ Honeycomb Towels—large size; very absorbent. Saturday ... $1.25 Japanese Pongee—for dr shirts, ete. Saturday, yard 50c 21c 54-in. All Wool Flannels—in checks, stripes and plain colors; value $2.75 to $3.98 yard. Close out Saturday, yard ............ $l 398 139 Bleached Sheets—no seam, good quality cotton. Saturday ............... 95c 50 dozen Turkish Face Towels—good weight; pink, yel- low and blue stripe effects; value 49c. 33 c Saturday ~—CHILDREN’S WEAR — For Final Clearance—our entire line of Children’s Coats (sizes 2 to 6), in broadcloth, and bolivia, in all colors, many fur-trimmed; a beautiful coat for the kiddie; values up to §10.00. They Must Go Saturday ati ooz i Lot $5.00 Hospital Rubber Baby Crib Sheets—regularly $1.00; size 27x36. Saturday 49 C Specialfii RTINS e S s, [En et chambray; new Bloomer Dresses—of gingham and . $1.87 prints, all colors, sizes 6 to 10; ugulallv $2.49, Saturday Special ...... SHOE For Quick Disposal—we are taking our entire line of $6.00 and’ $7.00 Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, in all i styles and leathers; covered and leather heels. They must go Saturday at...... $3 95 $3.00 Boys’ and Little Men’s Shoes—sizes 10 to 515, in l)ll'O\\'l}, with Uskide soles and rubber heels; a sturdy shoe for school. Saturday S o $l .98 $2.50 Satin Kid and Suede Boudoir Slippers in all colors and sizes, comfy and leather soles, some with covered e i SN ... $1.69 MILLINERY A Lucky Purchase ——DRESSES A SPECIAL OFFERING! TOMORROW ONLY All Wool 300 Advance One of a Kind : Models Flannel Silk Values to $7.00 D Dl’ s e Saturday Special res_ses g Pl In stripes and Of satin faced Bured Oran checks, of the”! Canton, Crepe de Powde newest stpring Chine and Canton shades; long and Crepe; all new short sleeves; :pri;xg‘ shades (sizes 16 to 44.) Advance Spring Value for Sat. $9.95 $9.95 Just Received! Wonderful Assortment Of SILK DRESSES . From a leading New York maker. Each dress beau- tifully trimmed, and each one am individual style. Size$ 16 to 44, All colors. For $14 95 Saturdava 0]y S (sizes 16 to 44) A Timely Bar- Women’s Silk and Wool Hose—plain, two- S, tone and clocked; regular $1.00 and $1.25 grades. Saturday 79 C Special Children’s Hose—pineapple knit and Eng- lish rib also the famous growing boys’ school hose; all colors; regular 39c. Saturday Special 2 5 c (limit 6 pair) .... Ann Pennington Rosette Hose—the latest Paris and New York creation; sold in |+ large cities for $3.00. At the Big Store Saturday, BpecialoE L e $2 ..4’5 Big 'Silk Hosiery Special—full fashioned silk hose in 17 different colors; slight irregulars of a popular $2.00 grade. e . $1.00 HAND BAGS Special Lot of Women's| | Fntive Tone of Womewsy y umpie Line of Fine Hand Bags and Purses, all| ploo no-Arm Bags and| peather and Silk Novelty J Purses, some leather lined, | 17, 4a.. . colors and styles, reg. $1.50] ; Ziits Under-the-Arm Bags and Q) yles, reg. $1. in large - assortment of Purses, made to retail at GLOVES Women's Imported Kid Gloves—two-clasp - and strap Satu.rday 94c lfififille"s m}d styles, reg.|gs Saturday wrist styles; novelty crochet embroidered back: Speciallee oty $2.50 and $3. 1 6 Special regular $2.00 and $2: = Sat. Special 7 it e % Lot gndiszolerades Saturday Special’: o L Children’s Wool Knit Gloves—short and long‘ wrist styles; regular 59c. Saturday Special “Ohm" Velour Glove: dmg regular 98c. CORSETS Saturday Only Nemo, Bon-Ton, P. N., Practical Front and Stylish Stout Corsets; Treo Elastic Girdles HANDKERCHIEFS Men's Large Size Handkerchiefs, good quality. Saturday Special 5 Limit 12 to customer. C Ladies’ and Children’s Novelty Hand- kerchiefs, fancy borders; some em- broidered, all colors. Saturday Special ......... ~————TOILET GOODS ‘1{ Talcum Powders—Lady Mary, 5c Jutex, Djer I id’or. “': rday Speci ize Guest Ivory Soap. Saturday Specia 39¢ Compacts—. Saturday Special 50c Face Powder——D: , Pompeian. Saturday Specis e Kolynos Tooth Paste, ay Specia Palmolive, Mennen’s, sizes and des TOMORROW ONLY! Boudoir Lamps FOR Neckwear Sets $1.19 Buster Brown Laundered Collar and Cuffs, other styles, all colors. Sat. 87C Muslin Gowns $L.25 Muslin Gowns— long and short sleev S, tailored and lace trim- med; also Envelope Che- SpECIAIENEREN Ti;esl of fine quality. 25¢ 1 ube Palmolive (old ( I 1 Saturday SETHITIG N s BY Ly s i S s e e s Sc Ch k'fl' B)i d; al‘d $l ,29 Special ...... 88c 75¢ Delica- lhn\\..{ul Lashes and Bro v': \\d:cl‘ 39c S and 23c proof. j Special ...... 35¢ Prophylactic Tooth Brush, all siz bristles. Saturday Special Beautiful Silk Shade 5-Ft. Cord Necklaces Crepa D2 Chine Gowns Just received new lot; = $2.50 Crepe De Chine 35¢ Tube Williams’ Luxury Shaving Cream. regular 75¢ kind. Sat- Base and Shade Gowns—neatly lace trim- Saturday Special .......cconmnanes G oaan 2 7C urday Choice of OId Blue, Rose, Ivory, | Meds in all colors. Sat- 40c Size Fletcher's Castoria. 25 39¢ Saturday Special 19¢ Bottle Tincture of Iodine. SATUTARYESDEC] 2|t e 25¢ Size Glendora Pell‘umm. 1dfl(\ bottle. SaturdaysSpecialini o st i et o urday Specit .. $1.79 — Special ..o Mahogany r———— Kid Boots Sweaters <| 98 l\nl lhnm‘ Swea Just Arrived! | |5 o s urday Men's Wear Arrow Collars—starch- ed and semi-soft; 20c grade; 20 styles. Sat- NOTIONS 39¢ Fancy Crochet—sew on pockets, all colors The Spring Issue of the urday for and designs. Saturday Special Special 3 45(‘, o Y C ].‘ kl ) awW e ) : B i urling Irons and avers. Fashionable Silk Knit QUARTERLY IRubberAprons | utthnlm Sm-;w;\l \A“ Ties, in new regimental 2SCAILAIRS ¥ piacRItAIDCE Faineiie Sals gl DRl ak D 121;¢ Redy-Cut Bead Cord—all colors, Saturday Special . 17¢ stripes, real g = Aprons—All color snappy Saturday Specia styles, vregular $1.00. BUI IERICK e ik o s Saturday ——— 9c Tape, 1-1 inc { yards. Special ...... 65c SatuTdaySpecial e s P he Tercat i fReT oA s e Bathrobes 10c Novelty Dress Buttons styles and $2.00 Heavy Domet ay >]»wm|l colors, 12 to card. Sat $7.00 Beacon l(lunl.u Bath- Flannel Pajamas, all SOBtLRLOK, ote than 10¢ Jiffy Safety Pins— of 30 pins in 8 sizes. Sat, $ 3 useful sizes. Saturd n;u! Sl € Special.. ... 1 4’4 600 Spl'lflg Styles Silk Sewing Machine rhlt‘ddf«lll colors, . hpeclfl! .l.m of !\opl 50-yard spool. Saturday Specis 8C Flannel Shirts, reg. $2.50 Get your copy - Star Mercerized Sewing Thread— and $3.00, all sizes and colors. Sat. Special. .. b rd spool cial : 3 4C all colors. —m———— Wool Scarfs 10¢ Saturday Sy $1.98 Brushed A S ars 10¢ Embroidery Beads—in tubes, 87C Saturday Special, tube $1.79 BOY’S WEAR SL50 Boys' Herringbone Striped Pants—heavy well made, Saturday Special . material, 97¢ SIOPE 98¢ Boys' Blouses—Of percales, checks and stripes, al Saturday 180 to 380 Main'l. : E (/0/'9 A;/ [”)/ l/fiodq S l\;(\l\l:‘.f‘ ‘:\\ (:vnl: ,hpn. (", .\‘lllfr Oliver Twist and Middy $1.79 sizes 5 to sizes 6 to 16. Special Special thousards of readers. |