New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 17

DEFENSE TO TAKE ALLSTATE JURORS | could Shepherd's Lawyers Seek Gombat Ugly Rumors hicago, May —(AP)—The first twelve men declded upon by state as a jury to try Willlam D, Shepherd on a charge of killing bhis wife's millionaire ward, Wiltlam 8. McClintoek, with typhoid germs, will be ted by the defense, Shepherd's attorneys sald would do so to halt talk of defense tampering with Jurors and witnesses, which has been investigated since Robert Wh state witness, disap- peared, and Philip Barry, a venire- 1 he had been “approached an who sald he Callan, by Barry, denied politician, named throt his at- he had made any at fix"* a juror. The attor- would surrender C Officials satd Cal- jan charged with Intimidating witnesses in a murder case several years ago. While the county grand jury con- tinued its investi of White's lisappearanc, for him ex- tended to Miami, Fla, where State’s Attorney Crowe was told he had fled. Miam! authorities did not find him at a glven address and detectives were sent on roads to Jacksonville to intercept him, should be comc that way. White delense tempts to said he osecutor. 1ot before he vanish gave attorneys an affldavit with- an original’ statement that had been connected with Faiman, head of a small nce echool. Arthur Byrne, & pri- vate detective employed by the de- se, was reported to have told the ? rne was said to have ' «vmni that White had told him his been threatened and that origingl statement had been from him by intimidation, state planned to White orroboration of Falman, 1 he supplied Shepherd with rphold ger )0 from McClintock's estate, rent story of White's dis was reported told to the by Willlam Adams, blind lor, who said been offered $25 rnjshed bungalow in I Chicago. him he frawing \epherd use 600 and orida to Adams sald White intended refusing the Meanwhile the progress of select- fng a jury has been backward. Two state peremptory challenges reduced the tentative jurors to two, one less had Dbeen obtained last Mon- when the trial ed. Seventy eniremen have 1 by wo because of five b s and one by wun op hecn twenty excu agreement, forty prejudice or op state perer y ch a defense peremp- FREE SHIPS OR WORE PROTECTION Palmer Outlines What He Thinks Is Best Marine Policy ction ould g y before the rce of the Unite two alterna merican operator ore allan | ‘,0y he added, they | | was acting E | place | competitor, who ms for a promise of White told | | and ¥ | third, questioned, | ves | | take bursed by some assistance, which would cover the difference between | the costs of ships bullt In Amerlcan yards and abroad. He avowed that there was serlous | doubt whether the subsidy principle be rehabllitated In country. “But 1t has been sug that while a gener. blanket, ald applicable regardless of local or peculiar con- ditions might be unacceptable, spe- clal assistance for the establishment | and maintenance of particular serv- | lces might well be gegarded as | proper and acceptable. The diffi- | culty with regard to the subsidy | proposition in this country s partly | that our experfence with t1 has been | stained by scandals; in other words, it 15 popularly belleved that subsidy nore: or less fmplies graft. “If fina the subsidy principle should be definitely abandoned it would seem impossible to extend the ‘ | ted, al or to all routes ciple of protection to the mer- ant marine a extent that in a manner will bo our ships on and to neeessary to | a competitive | with thelr forelgn rivals. It s that this negative attitude | leave us practically committed to government operation indefinitely. | “In spite of all the increased e uomy and efficlency of the fleet cor- poratlon in the last 16 ecal constructive basls months no measure has been | ndopted by the country to keep our | merchant flag permanently on the Et X x x x We have not as yet ac- complished much toward putting our merchant marine solidly on its foet but we will In due time, We must up our minds that it Is to be ow process and that it is advan- "ous to ensure a healthy growth from the present small beginnings rather than attempt to rush mat ters.” . Declarlng that marine In overseas the problems, he said the principal points were the tangible differential represented in heavy costs, incl ing construction charges and w and the intangible differential resented In those elements arlsing from the Am an operator being at a dlsadvantage with his forcign because he A ne comer in “the international shipping | game.” “About entlal be ating costs, the trade presentd merchant w- of the p our own an tn he added, “is at- s which can corrected in large part or abol 1, and the other half re 1al cd t differ- resenty t of our operation over 1t of competing forcign By elimination of uncconomic ports tter turn around a private American. operator might reduc even the tangible differential by one- X % X xx, Our soluti of the problem should be to ngible operating handi- 1 make it possibla for him to 1ccessfully under our own vessels shipow move cap ar opera flag. “The fle consis et corporatio ntly the p n s following dent's well | n policy of gfficient economy in ie expr cs. We have great- operating losses dur- We shall not be 18 our losses Aare > which can pro kne pul Missing Jewels Are Given Back to Their Owner: Tarrytown, N. Y., May 22.—(AP) a 2 Y which from the %eturned mailed in Br Is were with the doc- r. Two hun- T 1 taken with the not returned. ORDER $32 ORDER The Yale Tailoring Co. 352 MAIN STREET our | | NE W BRITAIN. CONNILt 11CUT, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1 1 925. ~ THE ROAD TO ECONOMY Leads to New Britain's Greatest Value-Giving Store. This doesn’t apply to Saturday alcne, but every day in the week. How- ever, we will admit that there are many added attractions and special inducements for the ones who shop here tomorrow. AT PRICES THAT WILL colors, Grey black and airedale Childeen's Silk Hose, in all colors. English vibbed to toe and drop- stitehed patterns, sizes 6 to 91 Women's Silk Lisle Hose, fr seam back, first quality, in all the latest spring shades, pair Wom colors, gauze first qriality Another 10t of those Silk Hose loned and in all colors., of & $1.69 quality, palr . 2t pineapple stiteh sill Hose, First quality, welght, St NS Irregulars ft e 7 Women's lightw con's hest shade A color for every shoe, palr Another Lot of Golf Balls Just Received — Advertised o $1.00 . Mothex Bags Now s the time to put away heavy coats and winter garments, Mothex Bags are 1007, Moth proof. P s B0 T 95¢ 95¢ Brands, Worth 50c¢ The rewashed He each The repainted are 19¢ each—dozen , Stde Opening Rags o strength Protex hangers RUBBER SOLED Tennis Shoes Boys, youths and men's Slip” For Saturday. ... “No Soles and anti heat insole. $1 00 7 SOME CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE Piece Goods Section YCURITYE” Yard wide, CHELSE UNDERWEAR CREPE In white and all the desirable CLOTH DC A e 19¢ 10c Yor v, yard SOFT TINISH LONG CLOTH A good quality high count. 1or Saturday, yard ||ll\|lflfl \urlh to a castomer, combined with 95¢ $1.95 $1.25! “MAVIS” Beautiful spray of artificial palm and fern roses carnations, and chirysanthemunis, in pink, lavender and white sweet peas, Larger Sprays Magnolia Wreaths, trimmed with roses dahlias or chrysanthemums BORDEN'S OfF Evaporated Milk 4c CARE Toilet Soap 10c ) Delicately seented For sat., Small size, For Sat., can cake Timely Suggestions /. ‘\‘ For the BOY Boy's madr: xotics and assoricd percales 8 to 15 striped d pon checked 69c¢ pink, blue and lay braid and have Sk 69c¢ ... 98¢ Boy's and Men's Novelty Sport Belts— SOC striped webl Roys' 'Pajamas and Night Shirts ender. The braid fro garment Joys' Knickers, 8 to 16 White pajamas are bound with ik A well made Khaki Sizes | and Crash 59¢ n toc s Pincapple stitch silk lisle Hose, all 39c for women in fifteen of the sea. HOSIERY ATTRACT YOU Men's fancy Silk Socks, novelty weaves in contrasting Prench tan, Russian calf, 49¢ Pineapple stiteh, 3 $1.00 Mock 25¢ to top Men's Wi full fash- 95¢ 89c¢ to $1.00 All stz choose from. $2.19 LOWEST THESE PRICES EFFL Kolynos Tooth Paste.. 17¢ Phyorrhocide Tooth Pow- der 63¢ Kotex, 1 doz. in pkg., 38¢ Djer Kiss Face Powder 35c Pebeco Tooth Paste... 27c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream . Woodbury Facial Soap, 15¢ Cuticura Soap 16¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 30¢ AUTOGRAPH BOOKS Will solve one of problems for that graduate, Leather well finished. from 49¢c . $1.25 your gift sweet girl bound and Refrigerator Pans — Made of heavy quality galvanized irom, i two sile handles. 4 b5 ; Cc Saturday Plenlg§Sct—Consisting of stx cach of plates, cups, napkins, butter trays, dishes and one table cover. (tlm])l(l\’ Sat, Spoons, four salad 25¢ “Mirro” Rercolators — Made of the famous “Mirro” quality aluminum with the new: flame sy 91,49 ); Saturday the *“Con- " 50¢ Universal Vacuum Bottles Black japanned with aluminum cap and shoulder, Saturday 89c¢ “Wear FEver” rays — The mality of this nationally adyer- tised aluminum needs no ll\(lv Juction. Size 123167 " $1.75, Saturday FLAGS 1OR MEMORIAL DAY Flags of cotfon bunting. mount « on white wood staffs, with gilt spear head. The flags arc Prices start at 5 and “Reliance”. of lor cotton bunting stripes and printed stars heading with 136 1. $1.39 Window Screens, tinental” quality. 24x33. Saturday fast color Stan Test” fast ¢ sewed can brass grom: 518 It. §1.05 \as mets en Stripe from wide variety of pretty stripes to For Saturday .. PRICES IN NEW BRITAIN OR ANY OTHER PLACF TIVE NTIMATE WEAR The ety striped trimmed with & conceivable styles, Women's extra size trimmed with Women's Extra slze rufiled knee Women's Garter Belts, Batistes, white hand of st Madras A Negligee kB Shirts | . 7 v 2 4 11 o 17, A Pure Silk 9 $1.00 3 FVERY DAY Palmolive Shampoo. 26¢ Phillips Milk of Magnesia, large A Mead’s Dextri Maltose 46¢ Nujol, large size ..... 72¢ Doane'’s Kidney Pills. . 39¢ BoalsiRolIs iR Sc Bromo Seltzer 35e Physicians and *u:ge(ms Soap Caldwell's Syr large Lilnidde new? Pantie Chemise Intes. color Women's Voile J , iy necks. alio many i " QS o | R with and without sleeves, in all coler ChlE e Gowns cal elastic and a good g length socks for children; colored cuff tops Pluto Water, quart. ... 32 VOILE HOUSE FROCKS Lor women; all sizes. A va- riety of flock dots and other de- sitable patterns. Idcal for im- mediate wear Water Pitchers — Made of lean crystal glass, colonial pat- fern. Your choice of 45c three shapes. Sat. Clothes Wringers — Standard ligh grade rubber rolls, frame f malleahle iron zalvanized and spi saiurday only Dish Towcling — Made of a material, with red 10c Ruffled Curtains—Made of a good quality serim with tie- backs to match, 2 1-4 padibijic long. Heavy 15 cH 250 Reel— Sat., yard vis, Sat Cemetery Vases — grade tin japanned green Clear Crystal Glass with spiked end “Sunny hre Double act Iy nickelplated Saturday Tishing ion with click. heav- | 65¢c PLANTS FOR MLMORIAT DAY blos a9 Geraniums, large hardy plants, 4 inch pot English Ivy, 25c, soming tsual Saturday sale of beau tiful Cut Roses, 10c each All the favorite varieties. Note The Prices for women. Materlals are Fancy embroidered They come In cyery and nov- dnintily 95¢ ([T volle tops, Some arc Step-ins, in all colors ace Muslin Bloomers; Silk stripe 69c 44c¢ 59¢ S Children’s Socks = IN PROFUSION J flesh andg A four garter attachment on a ade of sateen 4 Children's 3; length Socks in black, cham- with 19¢ sock; all 29c¢ pagne, cordovan, sand, contrasting design on cuff top, pair Children's fibre silk colors Sizes from 6 to 914, pair .. English ribbed i length Sport Lisle Socks, in plain s IR0 e el s A0 6c¢ Notion Sale Deubener's Patented ~m.ppinz Bags h 6 Boye Crochet Hooks 6o DeLong Safety Pins, all sizes Twink ...... i (T Silko Darning Cotton ...... 6c Moore's Push Pins and Hang- Domes of Sllence ....... 5 S 6c So-1-7 Snaps .. - veedles — Shinola . . bc ot \ halt N4} Embroidered Initials on Tape— SSwoanrp ...... veo B Silkateen .. ..... . @ sharps . UNDERWEAR ) PRICED FOR QUICK ACTION NOTABLE PRICE CONCESSIONS Women's Underwear Women's Unfon Sults; fine quality lisle, <ome have a silk stripe woven in, re- iforced under arm and crotch, 79c tegular and extra sizes . tight and 29¢ Step-Ins, with 65¢ extra 1D c Chlldren s Underwear Boys' Nainsook Union of 72 o materfal. A full cut garment in all sizes, 24 to 490 Boys' Balbriggan Union Suits il Blhl white ‘Xl‘r‘\l - less, also short slecves, athletic style. All sizes 24 to 54 47(: Girl's Knit Union Suits; tube top in shell and tight knee styles. Sizes from 4 to 16 49(: Women's Knit Pants, lace knee, In extra both sizes Women's Silk crocheted edge. and extra sizes Women's Vests; size in bodice and <houlder tops Lisle tegular regular and Underwear Men's Knit Shirts weight. A grey random quality to 46. A well made serviceable garment. and Drawers, light all sizes 36 45¢ 59¢ CHILDREN'S Men's high grade Pillow Cases to embroider ade Athletic Union Suits, nainsook; all sizes stamped on a fine tubing; scalloped s and spoke stitched for crocheting. A varlety of in- Pair HEADQUARTERS FORU Bathing Supplses fnclude Muslin Bloomers Sizes 6 to 14, lace and ham- I 25C muslin hurg trimmed. For Saturday THE BEST IN belts, shoes, bags and water wir caps Rleinert's gum rubber divers Beautifully trimmed caps and bands Prices start at '\_1‘ divers and 10c Bathing Belts, reversible Rathing <) 10e st i w'gg L P e AN heayy with T vljustable n. al buckle Water Wings “PROPHYLACTIC IVORY FINISHID Tooth Brmhes Yilian \ and har Hair Brush Auralile ,,\,, M 45c THY STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Bl Soft. medinm Vach in a wcaled packa nminum lean under the fan For Saturday SPECIALS FROM Black Foun 5c¢ Pencil 3c 19¢ | Waterman's tain Pen Ink hottle The famous 2z Mongol all numbers, from harid 1 mnd package very soft Flaxweave” Lawn—one po shevts