New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1925, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 192, TBOSTON DISASTER PR"BF UNDER WAY et iy s Strange Sounds Bloadcast Attorney General May Be Called "' 0% Gonglish Radio tans Into Investigation Jon, July UP—The task of| m.y< wr ' Alexunder, who uled while «nnmg tor the man he was trailing to visit his accustomed Launt, and tor the tamily ot Patrol- | man Paul Halleran, detalled to! SAMDS, ISIF OF | WANY MASTERS Greeks, Romans and Varions Others Havc annnllpd It MARSAY | SUN-BURN LOTION Gives Prompt Relief 35('. hattle THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. Lund - bring the city and country ecloser | together 16 1o ba made this summer by the Dritisn Broadcasting com- g ne for the collapse| P4NY, Which enjoys a monopoly of Pickwick club bullding early| (e Wireless entertainment business last Eaturdav on a gay crowd of | throughout England, “night befare the Fourth" n.‘,w.r.‘ The hum ct the bee, the chirp of with a 1658 6f 48 11y¢s aksumed chief | the ericket, the crow of a rooster importance taday “hen Adefinite as-| and similar sounds suggestive of the gurance had Leen recelved from the| great outdoors and the farm yard | wreckers vh,y the ,.,qn, had yielded | are to be put on for th the last The spent 18 efiort 1o mnl- and this w having been heard listeners, that the this year to go nesses, some of adjourned shor last night, ony early todas Governor Fuller the state would lend fore vn\dn’l)" to resume the probe | WESTINGHOUSE FAN BEAUTY—POWER—SILENCE a mile w Once the| 1 an ocen T s re a part odern stat fonal vil-| hard to realize of the foundation | aft { philosophy Everything You Want in a Fan Prics §7 50 BARRY & BAMFORTH 19 MAIN ST. nee and art was laig Tand of Vines and Windmflis fts near-by neighhor Chios, | s s a lang cyards and | mills. The | are squat | wheel-like | #alls, wach apoke holding a bit of | canvas. They are not as large nor| | a8 picturasque as those of the dike intriss of western Europe but| ;"“ manage, somehow, to catch the | | brisk winds that =weep along the | and put them to useful pur- | | — auch winds as once drove | | n.. galleys of § as forced to live in a hole dug in the ground during the otments| Winter. because high winds prevent. | m indicinental 4 the erection of a tent or any other structure. Fish caught below ths ice and caribou hunted far out on the Bar- rens, a reglon northwest of Hudson bay, formed the winter diet of the | | explorers. Fusl was hauled 30 miies 10 the dug-out | Horsfall’s ¢ you sre going to walk into any elothing store Horefali's today—make it For the ben tolks, by way of contrast, possihle n‘-i ber of people in the subways are sistance and declared that 4f thel1q he picked up and carrisd into | | cover facts ha would placs the cage [ ey in the hands of Attorney Genara) .v-.v’ LM o Vot Fur Traders of North The grand jury has heard 15 wi- - Win Fight With Winter nesses. Thirty more hava baen sum- ( ,doubL- Jayed word reccived here this sum- ful if the fask of examining all couta | o % f 0% FO T ot za eolm be accomplished in time to return a | chell Bullock, who journeyed last Down In the Chinatown district| £ 3 2 | ye , MacKenzle, a district in where the night Iife Sdlabout| Jost intes Mackengle. 5 buy furs o 1 gay habituss whowe battersd \\adm\”‘ oy flicsRe tlReploresian i the party were iried (oda 7 . Murray, against w | were brought In sonnection with the Rhode 1sland state senate chamber| a vear ago. Tha bhoxing fraternity | Flanagan, local ring favorites, while over at sration 4 they wers ratsing a ounced that | of London, the streets, an county investigation failled 1o un-{ tns rural distriets, R. Benton, Edmonten, Alta., July 7 (FkDe. ! moned and it was e¢onsidered doubt- finding today. | and Allan Stewart and Capt. Crit- the fll-fated elub, they talkad of the | the Northwest Territorles of Can- They remembered William "Taots” bromine gas bomb incident in the mourned tor Frank Tille and Neddo | puree far the relatites of Lisutenant ' great fleet of hips of war to every port fn the known world | “The {aland has a good harbor at Vathy, the modern capital, but the chtet things o historice) ' otereot | 108 ] ) ) ) ) D 0 ) ) 1 ) D 5 ) 5 ) ) ) 6 ) 360 65 ) 056 6 ) ) 6 ) 0 6 6 0 o ] ) 0 6 6 6 6 O ) clent town of Bamos. Here are the Donnel]y Mullen Co. WEDNESDAY BARGAINS under a mountain by Fupalius, the FROM 9 A. M. TO 12:15 P. one wall of the Pickwick club, Boston night life resort that collapsed July 3, which was left standing It you are sseking a cool sult, a || merchantmen and straw hat, a complets outfit—or a || pair of collars—ma It you ars looking for real value —=maks it Horsfall's, For ke it Horefall's have mads it for All Values Are Not Guaranteed To Last the Entire Morning ———— SHOP EARLY COOL TROPICAL SUITS 3 . | 1ong harbor mols, an fmmenee The Home of True ooy Sitn et ey il i | iving rock, and the Tempis of | Hera, which is described by Herodo- \ tus, the Greek Baedaker of his day | a8 the largest structure ha had | sean. But the temple, liks the is- \ 1and, 18 a mera &hadow of Its former ‘nly a singls column ramain, , and the top of that has knocksd off. Ge | whare Pythagoras, the phi | anee taught his pupils | Fortifications Like Small Chinese wall “Tha ity of amos was fortified TRAVELING RAGE Economy COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsyhuim Strect HAartfora, ) ) ) ) ) m} vith walls which twisted and elin [} ] o] ] “It Pags to Buy Our Kind" i over the surroun lika the Great Wall | sm ale, A r vatch tov tca and the other on the mountain top overlooking the town, mada mos almost impregnabla in an ces of both works one near 1} Open sores — the ugly, painful kind that won't heal up—dis. are &till cient times. Tra )} ) appear after a few appli cations of FC, the soothing, non-poisonous antiseptic Worst pains — Hornet Stings, Sunburn—vanish within tes after applying FC. Used past four years in bigges! f New bospitals (inclvding City k) Indmm- Railways, U.S, Ask yourdruggist ’ l» A }.nw-_ 5 9e FIRMA CHLO_RO",' IN DINE AT THE HONISS WHEN OYSTER HOUSE | 22 STATE Tader Grant's Mso, Alwars a Take Hr ST. Genuine PERSIAN RUGS —at— B. Y. JONES 5 Commonwealt Phone 2 SEIBERTS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM for babys sake ORDER SEIBERT'S PASTEURIZED MIiLK ESEM T G SON 437 PARWK ST HARTFORD 500 And $1 Etore Fresh Rupply To | “0M samos is noted chisfly for it )t these two articles fi ployment 1o most of t of tood fish ind nuts are off ire lightared to ships the island offer g ng and fishing durin Fart of Greece Since In the marts of the world toda cigar- ita wine. The j the ielan old in Me Tha wine is of an ¢ very sweet, and is | as a mixing lqueur, The high- flavoreq tobacco grown on is made into cigarettc in the Le ifterra Ideal Yachting Reglon Tha little harbora and co 1 aport 8 th ths, w 1ere are also beaches 1deal g % not with om a dead calm, w occasions the direetio with surprising n an anga and rates during ar tha wisdom, skill, hiek of Po gamns won first an Union. ¥ ra the first haliscer Walkan War You Must Meet ] =) =] C]] L] O (] (& (5] (=] ®] =] (8] 7] 0] (%] m] (8] ® ®) (] ] ] ] ] (] ] ] ] () ) ) ] ] ) ] ] =] [ () ][] 110 ] ._‘_ (] (3] (=] (=) @] (= @) =] )| (] (] (] (@] AEEEE Values Superb—A Storefull of Them MEN'S SHIRTS $1.00 — Genuine Broadeloths, Silk stripes, Philippine Reps and Eighty Square Percales in a variety of new pat terns, Regular values 32, Wednes- $1 00 day A. M. . Another Tot of Men's Aratex SEMI-SOFT COL- LARS. Drummers' sam- ples. These are the regu lar 3 for $1.00 collars, AN 3 for 59C A. M. Men's Athletic UNION SUITS—Made of extra fine quality Naincook with weh hing in hack. Sizes 36 tn 46. Regular 9%¢ value, Wednesday ‘ 69C A. M. pro—— HOSIERY Tadies' Extra Fine Qual- ity Pure Silk Ipswich Hose made with a mock seam hack. Colors, black and brown only, Wed, 79C A, M., pair Ladies' Silk TLisle Pine- apple Ribbed Hose, all the desirahle colors black, nude, heige, grey, French tan, tanbark, cardbhoard and hu¥f. Regular value 79¢ pair. Wednesday 43C A. M., pair . Children’s Mercerized Ribhed three-quarter Socks with faney cuff top. All the wanted colors heige, champagne, tan, camel hair, buck, French tan and grey. Wednesday 35 c A. M., pair . CHILDREN’S VOILE DRESSES An extra special value in children’s Yoile Dresses, several lovely stvles, all-carefully made, guaranteed all fast color values to $5.98, K“ ednesday A, M. PRINCESS Neatly tailored Slips, with gathered shir- ring at hips for required fullness, hemstitched top, plain or ruffle hottom; all colors and sizes, 89C Wednesday A. M. SILIRSE sateen CURLEX MARCEL HATR WAVERS with foot white six silk cord and handle. Guaranteed for one yvear. Regular value v $1.00 A, M. ivory $2.98, nesday el S BATES' GINGHAMS 19¢ 000 vards of Dress Gingham summer styles, ast colors, l\\rd A. M., vard all the new }2 inches wide FPONGEE CLOTH 25e¢ genuine Bates quality, wide, Wednesday A M., vard Pongee color enly, worth double, . 25¢ 1 ) ) 1 o o ) 5 ) ) ) 5 ) 6 6 ) ) D 5 ) 5 ) ) 6 6 ) )6 5 6 ) 5 ) 5 0 5 ) 6 ) ) ) ) ) ) o ) 6 © O W O Stunning Styles For Matrons and Misses 300 Cool Summer VOILE DRESSES Price Many New and Smart Styles $6.00 Charming Frocks in charming styles; frocks that you'd never suspect of gelling for only $3.50. Our New York buyer bought these dresses way be- low their regular price and we are passing this saving along to you, They are worth more than $3.50 wholesale. AFTERNOON OR STREET DRESSES — An- | other new lot of those English Broadeloth and Charmeuse Dresses that our customers are waiting | for in dotted, figured or | stripe material, all the wanted colors; sizes 18 to | pyRE LINEN DOILIES 46, Wednes- $2 59 | — an exceptional value, — day A, M. | These are warranted pure T linen. Wednesday CRETON! Es, handsome | A, M., each lOC RUFFLED and LACE CURTAINS, full length, complete, Wednesday A M, pair pattern, this is a clean-up price. Wednesday 19C A. M., yard . CURTAIN MATERIAL, white and ecru. Special value, Wednesday 15 A M, yard ... ENGLISH PRINTS 19¢ The new fast color material for children’s and women’s dresses, If it fades we give vou a new dress. 36 inches wide. Wed. A. M, Bleached BED SHEET- ING—281 inches wide, made of good quality cotton. Wednesday A. M., yard very fine 36-inch Extra fin Mercerized wide, UNDERWEAR Boye' Suite, cut extra large; sizes 24 to 34, Wodnesv47c Nainsook Union Black Leather SHOP. PING or BATHING BAGS, double strap handle, large cize, Wednesday 250 BLACK SATEEN 25 High lustre. day A. M., each A M. Ladies’ Fine Lisle Union TABLE DAMASK, 172 Suits, made in the hodice inches wide, white and col- and band style tight and shell knee. Wed- 43(: nesday A. M., each ored. Regular Wednesday A. M, 98¢ yard. vard DYCO SANITARY NAP- KINS, dozen in a box. 70c. PILLOW CASES, full bleached, made of good quality cotton, size 42x36. Wednesday A. M, each regular size, one Regular Wednesday 25 c SPORT SUITS Children’s Two-Piece Sport Suits made of genuine khaki cloth with middy and bloomer, well tailored with reinforced seams throughout, sizes 6 to 14 yrs., reg. value $1.98, $1 19 Wednesday A. M. ALL WOOL SINGLE BLANKETS, khaki only, for large size beds, CORSET SPECIAL With elastic or medium top, | color reinforced front, four gar- ter, elastic insert or hip in flesh color only. 36. Wednes- day A. M. suitable for shore, eamping, , $3.98 FIGURED VOILES 19¢ Many styles to choose from. Light and medium styles; 40 inches wide. Value up to 4% yard. ————— ) Sizes 22 to - $1.39 ete. Wednes- A. M, each qf‘ yard e quality of Black Sateen, 36 inches ) e e e ) ) ) ) ) ] ) ) ) 5] Cioioniooiooicolonolopoin ) o ] o )] o e ] )