New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 14

‘Mud?nlu and that he is determined RI[; H“T[L to frustrate any attempt toward fur- ther trouble, (The students went on strike and |caused some disturbances In protest |egainst tho British demands follow- |ing the a sination of the nr.mr\ _ | 8ie Lee Stack). Serious Fiye Occurs. it WhmjsWEDEN'S WEALTH WoULD River Juction | WEAN 1,481 PER CAPITA| White River Junction, Vt, Jan.| 30.—~Hotel Coolidge, the largest hos lelry in this village, and the sur-| rounding sections of Vermont and New Hampshire, was burned to the $8,576,000,000, ground last night with an estimated loss of $800,000, by fire wl time, threatened to wip Lusiness section, Al of th L nd child, or a total of §8, « belleved to have escapec amount of Sweden's known until the first of cording to an esti- as the Juncti Huse, coi- by ing financial expert, 440 rooms, and was of recently published here. (In the construction. Ten other United States the per capita wealth of business houses in the ated & Che total t swedish peo- | rtment of th 3 e du yes rose to towns, Lebanon, West Lebu o total revenue Hanover, N, H., assisted in fighting of . svernment for the the flames, t estimated at Flames Spread Fast , the last two items be- The fire, v ! id to have 1 in officlal estimat started In th t oftice of Dr tional wealth is g nex, rate of 7.36 percent a’ Was, The taxable income of the guests in gyedish 0 ets the govern- 1 at the tim (£} be=ii HentEnearly! 30,000 this vear, lleved, made their way out of the | hich happ e building In safety amount ¢ nue which the state As the flame ¢ the Hast hotel, which, s L ar on the man landmark to travelers through Ver- n of liquor, It is cs mong and New Hampshire, firemen the tobarco | mont were forced to turn their efforts to | i vielq a revenus of $13 saving nearby structures. © | . nd the antomobile taxes $4,0 fronts of stores across the ity i from the blaze, were scorch e Al analtne s et MULTIPLY WAR HORRORS Wroken v a vind Former Member of German General ¢ rox Stafil Talks on Future Combats destruction, | Berlin, Jan. 30, — Writing on the For more than an hour the offices [ war of the future and the weapons of the New and Telephone and | it will be fought with, Hans Ritter, "Telegraph company herb were en-|at one time a mem dangered to such an extent that telephone service was abandoned and the bullding emptied. Stuck to Posts | ence will make possit Only a narrow driveway separa out of entire districts by the flaming hotel from the brick | enemy lines without building housing the telephone ex- | aggresso change. The operators stuck m{ combata. their boards in almost unendurable | uniformed soldie heat. Firemen ordered them to leave when the hotel structure was| tive po near collapse. The walls fell 1n-|Tnyent wardly twenty minutes later and the | jgnite explosives at ng distance, operators went back. | put motors out of commission and Most of the gue made their | qestroy the eyesight of opposing escape unassisted. Two were taken | combatar it tonn from windows by firemen, S The hotel was damaged by fire|thg use of certain gases will ren- about a year ago and since then had | ger the human organism more sus- been extensively remodeled. ceptible to dis cause of the fire was undetermined = e last night. = : In the course of the blaze, the | TO SPEND MIILIONS Lebanon, N. H., department, aiding| T.ondon, Jan. 30. arly $70,- the local fire fighters, was called | 000,000 will' be spent in the near back as the result of a fire in future on an elabornte program of banon. Kk 3 out by the Lon- T e lon, Midiand and $20 Suspect Dissatisfaction The deaams s molucey L Among Egyptian Students a 5 B ones. Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 30, — The | Provision is also to be made for Egyptian minister of the interfor in | new sleeping rs, vestibule and a statement says he learns that un- | corridor cars of comfort- de-ground influences are working to | able type, kitchen g cars cause disaffection again among law | ar r rolling ! EASTERN MILLINERY 133 MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN FABRIC ad STRAW HATS NEWEST SPRING MODELS SPECIAL TOMORROW Flower trims, Ribbon trims and Novelty effects in the This Is Growing Each Year—Total Amount of Riches Is » Stockholm, 80, == An ave- for every man, woi 22313222222282228200222 0000000000 § i 3 i # I ‘é : : # ; b4 Newest Shades. Including the Pastel Colors BT Ty T TP TTeTTTesyseeesess $3TIIIISISIIENNNS rass s s nsanant $2333332282282383! 333 32332383222222238282 23 POPULAR FELT HATS ON SALE Dozens of Styles. All the Very Best Snappy Shapes, shown in the most exclusive shops, and very popular everywhere SALE PRICE ALL COLORS SALE PRICE $298 | ™., | $398 Regular 1 Indian Orange Regular $4.50 | and all Staple Colors $5.00 g Il LTI TR0 00802 2S: Men’s English Flannel Shirts, Special $1.65 Made of fine quality light welght flannel in neat stripe or check patterns. Kull cut sizes. Splendid fitting! (D, & L~Main Floor) Piece Goods “D&L” MAIN FLOOR Wool Dress Flannel $2.65 Yd. Sponged and shrunk. Now being used for Jumper Dresses Shown in 15 of the leading spring shades. A splendid value! Crepe Back Satin $2.75 Yd. Rich gleaming lustre satin pe. The ideal material for et or party dresses. 40-in. Newest colors, Silk Remnants | | Values to $2.89 Yd. 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Your shopping tours will bring you. both great pleasure and much profit in the form of savings on GOOD things! Ay il DISCONTIN- UED SOILED NUMBERS AND ODDS AND ENDS 0 f— WELL KNOWN BRANDS of CORSETS SPECIALLY PRICED 2.00 Values to $5.00 Made of fine quality fabrics in many of desirable styles. Brocaded aund plain. A good selection to choose from. Come early! They won't last long! (D. & L.—2nd Floor) YOUR LAST OPPORTU- NITY TO' PURCHASE HOOVER DRESSES slfi each | Well made, practical dress for the home. Sizes to 46, White, tan, blue, green, grey, pink, . (D. & L.—2nd Floor) Home Needs “D&L” THIRD FLOOR Imported Earthen Teapots 69¢ Brown glazed, with neat color band deocrations, Choice of 4 styles and sizes. 31 Pc. Breakfast Sets $4.95 Made of first quality Syracuse Chinaware. Choice of four pretty patterns. Cotton Filled Comforters $2.49 Full bed size. Filled with new cotton. Covered with floraled Cretonnes. (D. & L.~3rd Floor) mint Mou| the reau requ T 80 8 Diref sue purc Conf Atlaj be whis sales to a