New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1925, Page 5

RISKS HIS LIFE “FOR A $20 NOTE Willlmantlc Man Nearly Drowns Trying to Save It “Willlmantic, June 26.—A stoker at, the Willimantic mills of the ‘Willlmantic Thread company had & narrow escape from drowning yes- terday afternoon when he went into the Willimantic river in an attempt to ‘rescue a $20 bill. Officlals of the plant refused to give his name but he is known among his fellow workers as “Red” Smith of Boston. He had reached the middle of the river when he was aselzed with cramps and sank. Four men wero necessary to rescue him and bring him ashore. The $20 blll was owner by Orville Loveland. It was part of his week- ly pay recelved yesterday. Love- land tore up his empty pay envelope and threw it out of the window into the river and unconsclously threw the $20 bill with it. Smith offered to rescue the $20 bill for $2, and it was in attempting to fulfill this offer that he nearly lost his life, The $20 bill was not recovered, BUSINESS REVIEW A;'nmug Manufacturing Industries in 1923 Attain Stride Comparable "“With That of 1919, Washington, June 26 (P—Amer- fean manufacturing industries in 1923 attained a stride comparable with the abnormal activity of 1919, it was shown today,in census bureau reports for New York and Pennsyl- vania, the two greatest manufactur- ing states. Their combined output in 1923, nearly $16,400,000,000, exceeded the 1919 figures and was worth more than the output of the entire coun- tey in 1904 and any year prior to that. Should like {increases be shown for other states it is believed the 1919 record total of $62,418,- 000,000 will be exceeded. New York,s manufacturles were’ valued at $8,060,593,000, an in- crease of 28.6 per cent over 1921, the preceding census year. An aver- age of 1,150,901 workers were em- ployed, an increase of 15 per cent | and they were pald $1,582,006,000, or 21.4 per cent more than in 1921. | Clothing manufacture was listed as the state's chief industry. ‘The output in Pennsylvania was worth $7, inerease over 1921, Employes totalled 1,005,066 and wages amounted to $1.450,826,000 increases of 26.8 per cent and 44. per cent respectively over 1921, s:Operation of steel works and roll- g mills was the state’s chief in- dstry 15.000. IN PARADE Big Turnout of Moose at Conven- | tlon Being Held in Baltimore Baltimore, June 26 (A—Approxi- | matelyi: 18,000 members of the Loyal Order of Moose marched fin | the annual convention parade here yesterday despite a heavy rain. Neither the thousands of spec- tators. who stood along the route of the procession, nor the paraders themselves saemed to mind the rain, although the lati®r were soaked to the skin, and.many. brilliant cos- tumes entirely changed character by the time the reviewing stand reathed. Every corner of the country was represented in line, many of the “delegations wearing a garb “char- acteristic” of their locality. Tast night the visitors jammed the fifth regiment armory for vhv; grand ball and promenade, the last | big social event of the gathering. IU()I\ l”l( GOLD COINS Visit of U. S. Fleet o Australia Gives Natives imndon, June 26 (P—The corre- spondent of the Daily il at Syd- ney, New South Wales, says the visit of the American fleet will pro- vide Australians as well as the American bluejackets with the nov- elty of handling British gold coins. The men of one scction of the fleet, the correspondent says, are bringing to Sydney $1,200,000 which the local authorities have agreed to change into 240,000 gold sovereigns, the bulk of which will doubtless be promptly circulated. The same thing will occur at Mel- bourne, where another scction of the fleet 4s taking $800,000. Gold coins have not been in circulation in Australia since early in the war. GARIANS BARS BU Jugosiavia Declines to Permit Them to Pass Through Térritory. Sofia, Bulgaria, June 26 (A —Jugo- slavia has refused since yesterday to admit the passage of Bulgarian sub- Jjects througly Jugoslavia, by declin- ing to vise their passports, Government quarters are informed that several Jugoslavian subjects re- cently took refuge in Bulgaria and that the Jugoslavian government s refusing the visas through fear that these refugees may attempt to return on Bulgarian passports. The courtmartigl here has con- victed 14 more persons of participa- tion in the Sveti Kral cathedral bomb plot, sentencing seven of them té death. The number of those con- demned 1s piling up, but it is gener- ally belleved many of the sentences will be ecommuted owing to King Borls' opposition to the death pen- anty. GET LICE! Bridgeport, A. Richardson, Connecticut eclectic medical ex- amining board, announced yesterday that the 170 licenses of eclectic doe- tors in the state which had been previously revoked are now restored. He also stated that he had notified the state health department through Btanley 8. Ushorn, commissioner ot the slate health deparument se!‘r\h(ry 0{ the 8,600,000, a 47 per cent | was | hance to See Shekels | MATER[AL RNS -SAVE 5 PATT < ] - [~ 2 B L A Fortunate Purchase By Our NECKWEAR BUYER Our neck“ear buyer secured 200 high grade drummer’s samples of Jabots and Neckwear Sets of fine Jace in all colors, values, ) fn i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, One Sale Saturday Special Regular $2.00 98¢ NLY A WEEK TO THE “4«’ [ —————————————— Three Special Lots Men’s Fancy Half Men's Knit Belt Sport Shirts With convertable collar, — White oxfords and summer flannels. $3.50 value, Sat- mr §2.98 Men's “Winshire” Broadcloth Shirts Best .quality imported broadcloths, attached col- lar and neckband styles. White and colors. $4.00 values. $ 3 R 4 5 Saturday ... Men’s New Sport Belts Wide solid leathers, Fancy checked, striped and plaid silk. Webs, $1.50 values. Saturday 9SC = . Hose The styles are new, they will appeal to you, especial- ly at these low prices for Saturday. STRIPES—PLAIDS New patterns, paiL it = 49C “CRAZY CAT" HOSE t9c "NOVELTY CHECKS STRIPES. ) pair 980 Every color, The latest college fad pair .. Boys’ Pure Linen - Knickers All white and white with blue, brown and black checks, Same material and tailorin in men's better grade. Sizes 8 to 18. Value $2.98. Special $1.98 Women’s Novelty Short Handle Umbrellas For Rain, or Shine Good sturdy make. Big assortment of guaranteed fast colors; water- proof. $2.00 values. ;Satuideay $l .29 Silk Tricolet Slips to Wear Dresses of All Colors Full cut sizes; plain and pleated flounces. Worth $3.00. ...... $1 -98 | CHILDREN’S PUMPS OXFORDS ROMAN SANDALS Many new novelty leathers. THE FAMOUS | “DICKERY DOCK” SHOES 386 pairs of these Children's | all fine Pumps, Sandals and Ox- | Value fords, hand sewed in all leath- | $2.00 ers. me tn 2. Value $3.50...... $1 98 s GIRLS' SNEAKERS | Straps and high cuts in brown and white. Sizes to 2. 79 cl Value $1.00 FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925, THE g 380 70 580 Muin/, BOYS’ SN EAKERS Regular brown or W}lite, leather trim- med. tegular and laced to toe Aew Britains Shopping Center e fa SJORE \t \/‘»/'ru/n( r n'l'f‘ .I.le g '// (/0/'@ /Z/ /n’/z/éadz/ A NEW DRESS FOR THE “4TH” AT A SAVING OF $5 TO $10 TOMORROW Wonderful Silk DRESSES 350 of them—All different from those you see elsewhere because they are brand new— Jjust received—and all beautiful. Every sum- mer silk in every summer color and design. — Sizes 16 to 44 — $9.95 AND st»lo: m Sizes 4 to $1. 59 39 quality in 98c Iu:t Recen ed—lfl (‘ases of Women’s Stylish Pump< Patent, tan and grey. and gore effects. A §$1.95 value, All heels and sizes. Get a Lot of These Handkerchlefs at This Price Women'’s fine Linen Handkerchiefs in white and colors with fancy horders and 7 C embroidery. Value 1215¢. Saturday at Summer Welght Corsets, Corslets and Brassieres Visit our Corset Department and let our ex- pert corsetiere solve your corset problem. Every popular brand in every style and size. Prices most reasonable. Big Sale of Men’s and Boys' Golf Hose This lot consists of fancy cut-outs in strap fect fitter. The mos in the city, at $2 98 Just received—100 New White Felt Hats—-stunning styles . $2 98 " Bea Style Leader! Those Stylish New Kid Leather Hats Can be bought for less tomorrow. Al white and white with contrasting color. — Priced at $2.98 else- where. $1.98 Toilet Goods cnmp\ete line of \t 472 Under the Arm and summer shades and Values to $1.50. NEW BROADCLOTH AND MERCERIZED FOULARD DRESSES Wonderful quality in striped and figured patterns. Sizes 36 to 46. Worth $5.00. all the fashionable $2.98 Pearl Choker Necklaces Five gross only of guaranteed indestructible graduated pearl chokers in all colors with fine clasp. From our regulay 89c stock. Plenty of them Saturdayeat e 25 [ The Big Store Leads in Novelty F ootwear Another New Pump for Saturday! The Clnderella Patent coltskin, blonde, tan and white kid. All heels. and see it on your foot; a per- Value $6.95. Come in Extra Size Dresses Sizes 48 to 54 Dresses designed and made to fit properly and give slenderizing lines to the figure. Big assortment of materials $2 98 and colors. Worth R}'“. Bungalow Apron Dresses Bigges: assortment and best values. made of high grade materials: ng Percales, Linenes and English print 98 effects. Sizes 36 to 46. Worth $1.50. C Bathing Final Clean Up in Our HAND BAG DEPT. Pouch leather, satin and tapestry, All the new frames. painted and embroidered designs. before inventory July 1st, 9 Those Wearables You'll Need for the Holiday Are Here at the Lowest Prices! Bags of o Many hand Must go $1 89 Rayon Silk Underwear . for Women Forty dozen choice new Rayon Silk Undergarments specially priced for Satur- day. Some are plain, others Irish crochet lace trimmed. Also plain colors with con- trasting color trimming in white and all wanted colors, in this sale. VESTS 79c to $l 29 $1. 139 and $1.69 BLOOMERS $1.69 and $1.98 COMBINATIONS $1.39 and $1.98 “Styltex” A Men’s Athletic Union Suit of fine quality white balbriggan. A most com- fortable hot weather gar- melntS t$za0 grade. Spe- cial daturday, BUIG RS 98C “Oaklane” Joys’ Summer Union Suits —Highly mercerized elastic varns. Short sleeve, knee lengths, sizes 24 to 34. 75¢ grade. Special 49C Saturday, suit . Saturday Speclals in Wash Goods 10 in. Fancy Dress Voiles In the newest rose patterns —all colors, A fine grade voile and cheap at 75¢ yard. Saturday, 9 C 11 in. Plain Dress Voiles In all the popular shades including white. A 69¢ value. ‘alurda\ vard . 490 36 in. Fancv Dress (,lepeq In a range of dainty pat- terns and colors, mcludmg | dots and figures. $1.25 Pkt 98¢ 36 in. Silk and Cotton S ltmda\ vard . Boys’ Better Wash Suits o Mer Twelve different style poplin, broadcloth, linen, sateen. Regular suits. Special for Sat. only Boys’ Coveralls and Khaki in square styles; red tri ton in front and back; sizes | Blue Denim round and 2 to 8. Value §$1.25. .. $3.98 and $4.98 Sizes 2 to 8. Boys' | 49C pais $2.98 Women'’s Women who are up-to-t} times will appreciate th neck I door wear. immed; but- For Kiddies From 2 to 6 Years Dresses and Party Dresses, tompers, “Dutch” Rompers and Creepers. Baby Boys' Suits. Every summer material for kiddies' clothe. sented. All colors. Values to $2.00. s s 87(; | Saturday | Saturday | Saturday 35¢ ;]w‘ul»\ Williams’ Sha = : . q te: als { Fine soft cotton, no starch. , | | ing Cream, pes : Seamless, $1.50 grade. ! 98C pair $1 69 pair $1 -98 pair <special Y50 i 29c tolors Sat mdv h o | col » Val. $1.29—$1.50, Value $2.00 Value $2.50 | S 0cHTibe B Dehecol Tooth : : - e 1 25 ! : Also a big assortment of BATHING SLIPPERS and Paste, 3 NADR o A i 2o S 33C L CAPS at Lowest Prices { | 54 in. Lledchod Table 100 Complete with rufile and repre- x : Worth 98¢ pair. 95¢ 98c pair $2 95 pair Value 69c Value $1.50 360 Pairs including A ton; also fine quality imported all Wool grades. vles in genuine s ] R R e Crossbar Marquesette Curtains Saturday Special at, pair ° Crepes T_he BeSt for LCSS Sults In stripes and check effects 25¢ Tin Mary 17 —all good shades. T5¢ Garden Tale., spec. (& value. FOR MEN, WOMEN AND yandee 59C cerized Lisles, Wool and Cot- | | 10c Size Life Buoy (Health CHILDREN { Saturday, Soap) SPECIAL SATURDAY special 2 Tor 1 1 c One-Piece Imlhm;_ Suits_for nghcrade Domestics Boys’ Men's 50¢ Box Luxor 1 s . 4 S SPQ‘C.B 7C 98(: | 18 in. All Linen Crash or dish towels. e 190 Crochet Bedspreads | 1} Extra large size; scalloped, i H(nhmx. \uvh in plain Y omen's 25¢ Bottle Melba Bath Salts —all odors, 10¢ Tube of Pond’s or D, & S A Sport Hose | |~ RREREG 1/ Value 34.50 | fu 'tment of pat- ST rasting stripes 219 value. Sat- 5 , . special .... 7 ' 3 De g ie-minute in these progressive Desia c Ot Boys' Bathing 1 8 ese fashionable Hose for out- Box ILux (fnr wash- { tyles and colors pleas 9 s §169 iPn S \\ ool hnhnw Suits i 81x90 Wearwell Bleached Shirts Damask 'a heavy qu 1'NS. | 10c Bottle White Vaseline, special . ty, good Regular 69¢ 49c¢ 36 in. Fancy Cretonnes . Tc 10c Bottle Peroxide special it et v Tl 7 Pairs ] A Clean-Up of Boys Wash Su1ts .mmd 1y, yard 10c Bottle Fletcher's Cas- toria In a big range of the new- tie-backs ; full 214 vards long. ‘]M“;x A 29c A big assort est patterns “:mrl colors. & in blue, tan Our regular 39¢ quality. 5¢ Size Boals Rolls E: ................ 69c 15¢ Size Boals Rolls, 9c sold a1l oge Saturday, specia e ———— - SEE THE NEW BUTTERICK STYLES