New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 2

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THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN FIVE CANDIDATES " FOR PRESIDENCY Campaigning Already Starts in German Republic By : Berlin The Associated Press, March 13, didates for the German presidency With five can already nominated and some possi- Lility that the national soclalists may nominate al- a sixth, it seems most certain that the election Mareh 29 to choo } President Ebert will the essor 10 tail to develop votes cast for a suc |a majority o extremist side er, communist Otto Braur sociallst Willia former Prussian pre- Marx, former ¢ Prussian premler, ch, president lemocrat, Jarres former minister of r and present burgo- oint candidate fes of the righ jand a fine of $200 and costs when ‘7 | 1iflod as witnesses yosterday | desiring to burn brush or start fir NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 192s. SOUTHINGTON NEWS Walter Wolskl of Liberty street, who was faken Into custody during A liquor rald here last month, was tried in the superior court at Hart- ford yesterday and sentenced to five months in jall. Judge H. D, Fitzpatrick of the local town court had given him thres months in jall his case came up before him, Wol- skl took an appeal, and the superlor court eliminated the fine but in- creased the Jall sentence. It was Wolski's second offense. Constables T. J. Foley, Thomas Murphy, S8ampson Smith, G. R. hompson, and John Cockayne tes- Deputy Fire Warden Thomas | Murphy has issued a warning that | permits must be secured by those | orders to this effect having been re- | celved from the e fire warden. W. B. Woodruff, who has con-| ted a grocery store on Center set for a number of years, has sold his establishment to J. M. Clark | of Bristol, who has been associated with Mr. Woodruft in the Bristol store for some time. Annual clean-up day in the I\or-t ough of Southington will be held within the next few weeks. This affair, which has become an insti- tution here, will be the same this first, Richard Day, second; Weleh, consolation, Frank Miss Catherine McGrath of Eden avenue is confined ‘to her home with a severe cold. STOKES TRIAL 1S DRAWING 70 END Delense Denies Any Grimifial{ Intent in Investigations Chicago, March 13,—The trial of W, E. D, Stokes was near its end to- day with lawyers rushing through oral arguments in an effort to com- plete the case for the jury by early afternoon C. F. Rathbun, defense counsel, ued his address, started yes- , when he declared that cos, an 0ld man obsessed with the one idea that his young wife had done something wrong, had done many foolish things, but had not committed criminal conspiracy to defame Mrs, Ntokes, the formal charge against him, Rathbun pleaded mistreatment by the state's attorney's force of Rob- with Stokes, and various witnesses NEW BIBLE DOES NOT HENTION WINE Shorter Yersion Published by New York Printers — New York, March 13.—A new, Bible, based on the oldest Hebrew text available, and from which are eliminated references to wine famil- jar in the King James version, has been published by Charles Scribner's sons. Issued in two volumes, the new version is known as the Shorter Bible. The quotation in other versions of the Bible about David dealing out “a cake or bread and a good piece of flesh and a flagon of wine,” ap- pears in the Shorter Bible as “a roll of bread, a portion of meat and a cake of raisins.”” The prophet Isalah's reference to the children of Israel looking to other Gods and ‘“loving flagons of wine™ appears in the new Bible as “although they turn to oth- er Gods and loved to eat rafsincakes at their festivals.” The Shorter Bible, however, con- taing the phrases, “wine is'a mock- er,” “strong drink s turbulent.” e look not on wine when it s red" and “be careful not to drink any wine or intoxicating drink."” Hugh ¥, Fox, editor of the Perl- scope, an anti-prohibition publica- tion, criticlsed the new Bible for its manner of reference to wine, “Either the word has been deleted, wherever the Bible glves it favorable mentlon,” he sald, “or its meaning | has been changed.” New Headings. The editors of the Shorter Bible also have written new headings for varlous chapters, The song of Solo- mon 1§ eéntitled “Love and Mar- riage,* the characters being *The oV “The Maiden,” "The Bride- groom” and the “Bride.” The new edition was translated by Charles Foster Kent, Woolsey pro- fessor of hiblical literature at Yale, in collaboration with Prof. C. T. Torrey of Yale; H. A, Sherman, head of the religious dgpartment of Seribner's; ¥rederick Harrls of tho Y. M. C. A, and Ethel Cutler of the Y. W. C. A. Mr. Sherman asscrted the Shorter Bible was free from any prohibition bias: “We thought in terms of scholar- ship,” he said. “At no time did any question of liquor or prohibition come up.” Isabella Circle, N. D. I, To Observe Anniversary Isabella circle, National Daugh- ters of Isabella, will obscrve its 14th anniversary next Monday evening with a banquet at the Burritt hotel. 1t is probable that Rev, Raymond J. Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN ST. 7$3.00 —Special hand PHONE 1409-2 The Gossard Line of Beauty It is secured by such figure- moulding garments as Gos- sard, Step-Ins, Girdles, Clasp - Arounds, Combina- tions, Corsets and Brassiers. A Gossard for every oc- casion and every figure need Lovely New Silk Lingerie including Step-Ins, Step-In Sets, Envelope Chemises, Bloomers and .Gowns. Sale of Silver Mesh Bags, finished frames, regular price $5.00. NEW SPRING COATS—Most unusual values. BUILDING A TOOTH Good teeth are built out of vital foods. Building a tooth is not the simple pro- cessitseems. Nature regards it so important that she takes a long time to perfect one. Scotf's Emulsion supplies elements needful to ! aid normal growth and con- struct sound bones and strong teeth, A food-tonic of rare value, Scott’s Emulsion gives the best _results when taken regularly after meals. Try it Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J, crally considered that the of March 29 will be a test tween the right and after which prob- v es will be agreed 1 for the final Lalloting April | | year as before, and officials have requested the cooperation of the townspeople in making it a success. Clabby of St. Mary's church will speak. An informal entertainment by members of the circle will follow. | The committee in charge consists of Mrs, Margarct Hannon, Mrs. Helen Kuhn and Miss Elizabeth Coogan. ert F. Lee, Chicago negro indicted | i [ SPRING NECKWEAR FASHIONS—Tailored ef- fects are among the most popular. NOVELTY SPRING GLOVES SPRING HANDKERCHIEFS to force testimony, as indicative of something back of the prosecution other than an idea to have a disin- terested investigation made and jus- | tice done. { Rathbun frequently referred to “this old man,” led on by those he | interviewed in his three year In-| vestigation of Information that his| voung wife formerly was an inmate | of the old Everlelgh club. ° | “There was nothing eriminal, for | The man who likes to be different i Prof. A’ B. Honline of Pasadena, Cal., an authority on religlous edu- fon. will speak at the Plantsville Congregational church at 3:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon. His topic will be, “The Responsibility of the | Church for the Religlous Education gsler, the min- |of Childhood and Youth.” In the lo is a Catholic |evening hs will speak on “Tomor- | A sord lemocrat but, very conserva- |row in Religlous Education” at the [ mailetous intent was lacking,” paid | » may be put forward by the |Grace M. E. church. Rathbun, : rd abyiens it “So far as the record goes, it docs | section in the hope of draw- | bR & t rom the centrists and the Rov, E. 0L Teyiolds, of Glaston=| 00t show that Les ook sny affi- davits.” | , formerly pastor of St. Paul's e Episcopal church in this town, will | return here to his former charge . R. R, hhopmen Sunday and preach the evening ser- | Albany ke Shop Safety Record, mon. N. Y., March 15.—Officials | Ma A h ware and ) 11 employes of the De | H railroad celebrated in the Colonie shops yestcrday the comple- of 1,015,000 working accident, The n March 7, should not fall to see these new Horsfall-Made amp of the parties of the stated that should Dr. develop sufficlent v his election The leaves of the mimosa plant are highly sensitive to the touch, SPRING TOPCOATS Only one of cach pattern Wou'll not find their € “regdy~mades’—they not ready fall hand vour calling custem garments of rea woolens, only one coat pattern, In soft tans and grays ual in e of eacl of e ¥, M. H. A. PLAY TONIGHT The Y. M. H. A, basketball team | will tackle the D. A, V. five at the Slihu Burritt school gym tonight. A series of five whists given un- [Hoverman, Yahm, Sanders, Lipman, der the auspicgs ot the United Cath- | Cohn and Berkowitz will play with olic societies at community |the Y, M. 1. A hours |home came to an end last night.| |Miss Kate C ho winner | S was made L lof the first prize for whole | Purity means freedom from extra- and Mareh 7, eerles. Prizes for the night's play | neous matter which defile, impalrs rded by railroad men as a world |were awarded to Mrs. Willlam Hur- | or pollutes. Rakers' Certified Flayor- ¢ record for shop safety. [lve: ladies' first: Mra. Frank Booth, | ing Fxtracts are guarantecd pure. At ! — |sccond; Winnie Smith, gentlemen’s | all good stores.—adst. ) || Porcupines are the wost enemles r M “It pays to buy our kind” ; O 0 K E D JQA;MyWafle‘/fl/fim 9 TO 11 A. M. _ FOOD SHOP TTLE R T L AR SO Mutual Bldg. i 15ciPeck ......... 20c e 177 MAIN STREET ASSEE | SMALL special attention to’beginners and children kg Ib. 32¢ Onions .. 4 Ibs. 10c Rooms 318-319 Booth's Block. Tel. 1234 e Hvidual — and man wit They're choose one of them neyer meet anothcr soat like yours, truly ir Ay = 1son PRICED $60 AND 565 o a reportabl astle was LVERY ITEM HERE WILL SAVE 'you MONEY. WE ARE HOLDING THE PRICES DOWN WONDERFULLY. P Specials for Saturday 9 TO 11 A, M. 9 TO 11 A. M, ROUND, LOIN, PORTERH'SE STEAKS v e b FRESH CUT FRESH FRIC Hamburg 3 Ibs. 25¢ {Fowl ...... “In 16c Sugar ARMOUR'S LEAN SMOKED Confectionery .....2 Ibs, 15c PILLSBURY'S OR Shoulders, Ib 16¢ TR O et 511239F PRIME RIB . lb- ch | CHALLENGE MILK ..0vvneens ROASTS BEEF ...... 1. 22¢ o ALL DAY SPECIALS BEEF | LAMB LEAN BOILING BEEF .. Ib. 5¢c |L NCY LAMB .... LEAN MEATY POT ROAS . 12¢ | FOR! QUARTERS LAMB . FANCY CHUCK ROASTS Ib. 18¢ LAMB LOINS TO ROA! BONELESS RIB ROLLS . 1h, 25¢ ?l AN STEWING LAMB TENDER SHOULDER CLOD! . Ib, 25¢c | FANCY LAMB CHOPS . VEAL PORK SHORT CUT LEGS TO ROAST . ROASTS (FRESH) PORK ..... PRIME RUMP ROASTS 1. LEAN FRESH HAMS SHOULDER ROASTS .... . Ib. 7SH SPARERIBS ... BREASTS TO BAKE OR POT PIE..... Ih | H CUT PORK CHOPS CHOICE VEAL CHOPS ....... .... Ib, 25¢ | CLOVER-LEAF BACON ..... SWIFT'S GOLDEN WEST FOWL ...... 42(; "()\;SG ROASTING CHICKENS .. EGGS ARE LOWER! EGGS ARE LOWER! FANCY LARGE FRESH BEST FRESH mr‘..\)rr,ni' Eggs, 3d0z.$1.00 Butter, 2 lbs. 91c American Store Cheese, | BEST PURE NEW PACK AMERICAN CLUB New Britain Sign Co. b Lard 21bs.37c| Crisco can23c|. Cheese “Doing Better What - — Macaroni and Cheese, - 3 ; - . S CHATORET : L o ) FFE FINEST PACK TOMATOES . Many Do Well” 20c Ib. RED BUTTERFLY PURE COCOA IN BULK ... £ 9% X C ; LEMON OR VANILL FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI . 34 L’}r{ll,}{%al ST ‘"'“f,gc%g"f H‘f‘ h. PURE TOMATO CAT! N. B. C. FANCY MIXED COOKIES el, 8 & 2 Exclusive Agents or Exclusive Agents For F 7~ got | ik Stockings har' | A GOOD MEAL harmm(chw ' Hats that gloriously bespeak the season — at a price far 10 1bS, vivvvesnnsee.. 88C 25 1b. sack . ..ovuep .. $1.60 DR. LASCH : _ Dentist Quartz Light For Pyorrhea 353 MAIN ST. ily, if you patronize Our| Delicatessen, We carry a large stock of canned and| package goods and always have on hand fresh cheese, .. 2 cans 35c COAL The SHURBERG COAL €O, 55 Franklin Street 0. salads and many delicious | ready-cooked dishes. Phone SATURDAY SPECIALS new Brookfield Butter (in 1-4 Ih. prints), 50¢ 1h, Pure Lard 2 Ibs, J5c. | 1924 Crop of Walnut Meats, | 39c Ih. | Cloverbloom Butter (1-4 Ib, prints), 52¢ Ib. | Fresh Eggs, Goodrich & Han- sen Maple Hill Farm, {7c doz. below their actual worth $3.75~$5.oo Because they were all selected individually — for fabric, color, trimming—because of their style, quality, workmanship, these Hats represent most unusual values. .- CAPITOL -:- NEXT MONDAY An Epic of Great Hearts and Mighty Events “SUNDOWN” LA 1b. 18¢ . R | S — P E— John J. Tarrant Cuneral Director and Embalmer 284 E. MAIN ST. Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel. 1451-2 Genuine French Wine Vinegar 25¢ hottle, E———— 9c 23c 18¢ 11e 39¢ 21c 23¢ 34c . Ib. 87c Straws Silk Felt Ribbon Combinations and Fancy Braids A CHILDREN'S HATS Vivid Colors Bluett, Henna, Pablo, Wood Almond Thistlebloom and Black "FELT HATS $1 95 °$4 95 Practically every Felt Hat in the store has been reduced for Saturday. The selection of styles and colors is large. | Regular 48¢c Coffee, 40c 1b. | Roast Stuffed Chicken, 3 to 4 lb. average $1.75 and $2.00. | About The Store LARGE CELERY . Honey in the Comb. Pickles and Olives. Jellies and Jams, FOR SATURDAY ONLY 209, off On All Our High Grade Felt Hats Priced Over $5. Pin Money Pickles, all yaricties N. B. C. Products, sSponge Cake ... Jelly Rolls Loaf Cake . Angel Cake 0Old Colony Canned Goods. Toddy Santorte Cake All Kinds Rolls Lge. Asst'd Cookles. ... Chocolate $1 95 $2.95 $3.95 A Wonderful Assortment of Chil- dren’s and Misses’ Hats to choose from. ea. 5c doz. JELL-O—IN ALL FLAVORS ‘P. AND G, SOAP .... = CAMPBELL'S BEANS AND SOUPS BROWN SUGAR ..... 28¢ Ih. i e 5 w S e SWT. JUICY SUN | i et SPINACH | STWBERRIES doz. ..... 25¢c |4 for..... 25¢| peck .... 29c| quart .... 5%¢ . SOLID HEAD - - a frlend ® 1 bC MEAT who will lend you money to pay PEANUTS ..... Quart 15¢ CARROTS. . 2 bunches 15¢ WAt 66 your homs or mest 1 UNKIST | 99 MEATY LARGE RIPE el W LEMONS , T dor. 33€ | PRUNES ... doz. 25¢ A Beneficial Loan is such a friend. QUICK — CONFIDENTIAL 3 s AND | . ] Y UP HOW MUCH IT COST YOU THEN COM- $ 4 a month PARE WITH OURS. $ 7 a month WHEAT, GRAHAM $15 a month AND RYE BREAD Ib, | CARES—Ass'td ... $20-0 month ';R; | =—— Call, write or telephone s | {G:;-pi:k:::‘ufiv BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Chocolate Kubby . 38 | CREAM OF WHEAT . .. MOHICAN MAYONNAISE | Vegetable Salad, "FRESH GARDEN TARGE RED RIPE 2 b, ORANGES | GRAPEFRUIT Have you ? ) WALNUT CABBAGE .. SO 65¢ FRESH ROASTE 1 oH = MUSHROOMS ... your tayes, make the first pay- : BANANAS . death in the family — e R ' BE SURE AND WEIGH YOUR BREAD. FIGURE $10 a_month 7¢ | SPECIAL COFFEE Plus lawful interest only Neapolitan Cake 30c | Whipped Cream Pufts. . 87 West Main St. | Room 104-105 Blisas Toaceis || 1 oxton s CodiRih) Cakon in oans Open 9 to 5:30 Saturdays 9 to 1 Licensed by and Bonded to the State “SOLID MEAT Oysters ... pt. 35¢ | FRESH Shredded Cod Fisk ‘ Steak Cod. . Ib. 16c | Shore H'dock Ib. 10¢ scotch Bacon Rippered Snacks