New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1925, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY g& 1925. _ - e e e e owner of the team on the promise of “a British | tered, Egyptians desert ‘Olymplc games of ancient Greecs were probably the first vacation ex- cursions, Before their organization, 509 years before the hirth of Chr man loved life he staved in his own Feard of Him | and rock Ia cool green for & brie | Bustness (Cotninued from First Page) B e ;045 ocuk brior TWE N PREMET GiPL i [ P R Ial YRSRILDA heC HDERAL &R |WER GWWww - PEAUNFUY TESTIwe Playground Boys and Girls f0! pusuaue rewe sty 8 —teon | pyine auiee Weoren seveames ana Ol CIVIliZAtION USEd 10 D0 Seaibatnenty vurst into mew areen: e - MO MIAES | GEEY ~ — Man” Joe McGinnit bl veamoldi i 1 4 A\l J dead, suddenly st into new green, | T iDL A BT o . he tvo ran to fo the 4 DOETNT 1L Gross Bats Tomorrow Morning pener ave manaser f e ot #nice {1t ipgea o e Same Thi pritirs diser fovers” owor| Sor ~ e Mo R R e e L Same Thing nto finteq meadows, The wells are | AP ALL DIPCY LPONT Syere—— & former big league star, has re 2 T he win it | full with water that must last an- | X Iy --CAN"QGU A SV horse.hide |tred, at least temporar H. NEbd 4 pes o other long, dry year. Camels ence . OATE WITH HER A MONTY Tlhe crash 7‘ ,"“ :h» norse-hide Seoed todsy as mankssriandlan : :'\ vas begun Washington, D, hen . more aequire fat humps, This is the | AVEAD = GHE UL, Myeinst wood will again be heard ap | 2als ot his interest {n Rt Medical EXaminer piions of Amerieans leave for 'M€ when thousands of pilgrims g y HONT WL GNER = the Playground Indoor baseball ||\ " 000 Cub, ewing to differ- # and Assistant Distriet AtOr- ipreq days, th or thre 1ke the long road to Mecca 1o satis- | “ LAk R (e} leaguep get under wa Thursda i ney Hyvan, who question r three i b sl Pay Thursday | o oiin John Armstrone. part n » questioned ThOMDP- months at the brach or the lakes religious duty, and though they | mornlng ot 10 & m. The Jr, boy's son, Conly and Miss Welen. R¥an on the farm or in the Loy may not admit it te satisty the | tesms, Nathan Hale va Washington T O R e operate a clup | M ldebers said they believed the (noy o At n ‘,"" Y anderlust and the kuman desirs | Smith ve Barrtlett and * Paradise | 08 0 (0 Y sald 1P death was accidental, but that fur- yavs s bulletin of 11 Natlcns) :"'J, ta ses new Leauty r Il eros nd get ully ther Inevstigation would be neces- sopas ) of the National Geo. ¢ | ;".f“"b""'fl:“,; orom bats and g McGinnity. has Bown i penemall | Lo Ineustigan ild be neces- grgphie society, trom its headquar. Falt Water\Bathing Lures Al | AL .80 . more than 35 vears, but time hes not % fers at Washington, D Each nation has Its Atlantie ) am the same day the Girls pd A Police maid that Misg Welen City, Peruvia o v t t] e o th A 1 |slowed him up greatly. for he wor G Lapps of Lapland v eruvians go down to Bar- cams trom the seme ground will |FOREC B (0 TP Dtopeq | Whose home 18 in London. would be jiary of West Pe vanca on the Pacifie, the Freneh in meot and futerest {8 pound te run f1€ O 00 owed to sail on the Berenggria yion trail to a r climate Algeria go to Tlemcen in ths hills high as competition 1o bringing |thi% scaton today 0 I to a cool summer clima e nille henors te thetr grounds will w,,‘, ®1""He nas not announced his plans | TN 00 T2 REOSS b British and yis called a migration because back from the Mediterrancan, BT hery Tevma on in the et. |tor the futurs exeept that he will |l ’ ; at she would | ney Wave to go. The Athenian g Athens listens to French operettas | i teams on ; \ | be produced if required by the dis : Sl i i U LR S retiirn to his home fa Decatur, Nl '8 PrOfuced {5+ {leman went to Olympia and called ' !0 Pheleren on hay where gal- Schedule Of Games e 2 recreation interval the mple !6¥8 of anclent Athens were Games will be played every Mon S Anto Tu \"i o games, In China and India popular { i Antonio. Jul B ronens [t e i s el et Nile for Ramleh a few miles from | dsy and Thurpday through out the G]VES FARMERS ADVIGE L Ta I my i B Urei I o e r Adat -x“’m satisfies the va ation im- e playground seeson ap follows: oM NEw R A e pulse by religious pilgrimages, | Alexandria ar ; i ge of i Tuly 9 and Aug. 3.—Nathan Hale Tl A A e s G R O I e e e e vs Waghington at N. H. ground | cecretary Jardine Warns That They | copythers. Her ;“;r'y ol tirely accustemed to pleasure for vmq o find rr' ‘.’,g‘,' in :e heights nll‘ Smith vs Bartlett at Smith ground. | | Corruthers, Mer (sther owned & pleapure's: sake so their eons and Lehanon mountains of north Fal-| Paradiss Park vs Burritt at P. P. AMust Apply Business Methods fiess 1ere until ten years ago. gaughiers go to health springs, | "Stne Now the remaining cedar ground. [ he moved to New York bads, or spas, but it is a vacation , BrOVEs offef retreat for vacationists | July 18 and Aug 6. —Washing vs to Thelr Work. |flu'qt- hnr:-/n-_;s flvw‘ndvd a fashion- | pevertheless, The Oceldent alone fs| trom the hot plains, In India the | vas ble New York finishing school, and | nieljectualiv n g British annually move their capital | Willow Brook at = Washington| Omaha, July 8 (P—Sseretary of it was after her graduation there ntgliee it hon RN 08 e I the. nilla; The Lide, ea ateund Bmith andl Paradise Park | grioaiture Tarding arrived $n Oms- | 1nat'she miarrisd masen zis Mysts| oo humen depirs for & chanwe of | gt T vn e Ua the! famoun| st Pyradise Park ground. Bartlett |, today and impressed upoa Erain ||, 1r Mueh- | scenes, a changs of climate and re- .m rr“;” e ) ;Z_J‘ ‘i: vp Burritt at Bartlett ground. T T haoriinat the! farmer| . Nt iemealy ocean resort of Maly; and the east | July 16 and Aug. 10.—WIHoW | g gpply husiness methods to hie = Excursions to Anclent Olympc , shore of the Baitic is one vast bath- PBreok va Nathan Hale a8t W. B.| 5. that is, gecure a market Games vvrl: lmrflh ; w.: the hf'.’r aw:x.r'navf_ Groynd. Bmith ve Burritt at Bur- “Not many of the farm any | ,‘,N,'m :n uh).iy .:. pau‘:rxL gya:\'(-‘ Fitt Ground. Bartlett vs Paradise | more, think they can expect the gov- | 11na r"‘\ (ux: iz : ir?x‘n'. h 3 aflhg.l Park at Bartlett Ground | erament to provide good timee for | May Be Deescnted At Next Mecting echewan, yearly attracts thou- July 20 and Aug. 13.—WHIOW | yom " he eald “It is not the func-| < of pilzrims and now has an Brook va Burritt at Burritt Ground. | yion of the government, nor is it pos- | Of COuncil it Sufficient Number of | traveling was risky. The mountains summer colony of American Nathan Hale va Bartlett at M. H.|gp)e ¢o bring prosperity by legisla-| 00 might invite in summer, but if a " Ground. Washington ve Paradise | 0 ¢o the farmer or the banker zens slow. A ‘ Park at Washington Ground. M. Jardine asld that farmers| A neiiiion Faving for Its purpose |litts Kingdom though he cooked D”JN\T KNOW MALv July 28 apd Aug. 1T —WIillew | soia'as what the California raisin |yns inanguration of professionaj | 204 bolled and baked in the sun Brook vs Smith at Smith Ground. | covrer 4iq Rests G i T Ghadde Vo ana MpntRN el oR e B o N. H. vs Paradise Park at N. H r fa 0T 88 Aoy 48 mew ing vl i N. H 3 ! o mihey taught the bakers how fo|euine o0 Y 8 entnted st the [#he frst full moon after June 21 o mor Smith' Daughter, Back Greund. Washington vs Burritt at| ... raisin bread. And they taught| ..t nciing of the commen coun- | €VETY four years, a general pea S Pope N Washington Greynd, the Chiness to eat rasins and €0 the¥ | o v is expeoted. It iy repgrted | Proclamation went out through the From Rome, Says Pope Never July 27 and Aug ‘B—W‘; B. V8| analy gecured 8 market! [that many names have already been | Stales of Greece p Bartlett at Willow Breok Ground.| georatary Jardine denied he Nad|unig 4o the dneument testants and hordes of excursionists : R N, H. ve Burritt at Byryitt Ground. | gyer eritieized the farmer for hoards | ““myid ity ix authorized to permit | to go safely to the beautiful vale of ' i TP}V\HU‘ esan 5 <”qu’|!«' " Washington vs Smith at Washington | g grain, or even mentioned £1a10 | g,y cports under an act P eeeq | Olympia, The Assyrian kings got ) SR S { (0 Ground. AR O e o e R O Jot Tassed | L round the vacation problem with- |11n0 TetRe IoCa O ere i July 30 and Aug. 10.—W. B. VA, jetten frem J. J. Ryan of Fort ri ! out leaving Babylon; they bullt the ¢ VR oo e f ‘g“’d‘f“ T :{:I‘;';‘dl':l s‘:«;:: Dodge, Towa, criticising the secretary ity It | tamous hanging gardens which sup s (h had three audiences round. vs 8 tor sueh etatements. Ci ems plied the rms of cool, moist air ‘ gl : ! | h s ol, vith attended the Ground. Washington vs Bartlstt at Rl o, y | under verdant foliage B oD 8 D | e Bartlett Ground. Rome marked it not |1 of the Sacred Heart school. Asked Senfor Boys' League MUST KEEP PEAGE ‘ Thers wes no meeting of the|with lead plates or flagpoles, but |i¢ the Pope had inquired apout the The Senior Boys Playground Bage- board nf health yesterday because of | hath houses, c innumer- | gavernor, she said with a laugh ball League which has proved so in- the lack of a quorum |able health 23 BUrops, The Pope ha er heard o my |} Here's “Thunder” That Will Roll Through the Entire teresting for a number of years is Ofticers at Dogtom, Tenn., Will| Plumhing Inspector P. J. Tormav places for multitudes father thing of the past. The Rotary Club seued 78 permits last month, made Ho. an njoy sovernor took his coat on ity. - Mi i :mh the welfare of the boy ever at| p . (e Any Who Cauze Dis "rs,‘,lq.:‘ {r«qf‘; ',,J;,\,w,f:_“}"n': fi,d ‘(‘,m_ RO |1,,,:‘?,,f,3‘ ”‘,,v the ,[D‘,'foiyniy" : ,.(::11 ‘u{;nlfiza:n C.Ommun!t)—al‘d For Miles and Miles Around! Be- ] ® ginning Tomorrow—THE VOGUE ANNUAL MID- heart and appreciating the desire of | | {on (of 6438 fixtures; . Thirtean|'r b 4 ] x ] ands of the ‘amphibian legion- the bay on a revenue cutter in his every grown boy te play Amerlca's | (urbances at Trial. Aateotivet iobw wers faundl andbion |insiias mhe st s S SRl mations! game ag it should be while | e § UP_A warm |orer of Tnspeerdr Toumway made e T L O R o T e—eswmsm S UMMER SHOE CLEARANCE. he cannot buy the necessary equip- | Daytom, Tenn, Juls of- [conform with the city ordinances | sittaments by is tamous springs. |and the icoming liner Gluseppe ment. has adopted the league and reception is being prepa George Ducsel. manager of thel Lol (1 German means health | Verdi gave a noisy greeting. The An event 5o hig it applies personally to nearly every Man, Woman and Child turned it into a hard ball I@n!m;‘h.ndl:'rsn(:’f ,‘q‘w 'l\vu!&\):r‘y y:‘n \:] 1A and P. Tea store 711 Stanley | : A v P o ived to the passengers. R G R i : (505 Eraptes SN 2 is DM | or atter the names are almoat as | inong, whom vere namver of (@ in the city! Fully two-thirds of our entive summer shoe stocks—the newest, A Dayt olice logay twareninstallcl /et ke s Eeis i Son - "= | frequent as ‘Muin streets' in Amer- | talian imm) ant " . A DR - o L OO b i 0| 0 IR R B wabe S e e | T o et il most desirable stocks in all departments—at prices lower than you've ever Appreciating that the city boy 1s |Mlook atter” Violators of ihs o A | o b oanital | noted watering place of the Vien-jhe on Oliver strect in a few weeks seen such splendid shoes before! Shoes for everyhody and every occasion! R R e At savings all New Britain will rush to take advantage. Read—and be Bandleay through the gradual die- |nunces against liquor buying and nes mleh jand Spogr, s TGSl e R oI astancaton 2t the New Britain General hosplial | DALY of Baden, Germany, Ahe 1at- 1 500"l e Motel Biltmore f early. SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M. TOMORROW. William B Chapman of 15 Seuth P rouble-maker 5 n, Switzerland, and the prine appearance of the old swimming selling and ordinary trouble High street undsrwent an eperation | D348 zerla d the p ! Tols, The Y again offered the use of |of A non-professional type. thelr peol te the playground bovs. | The 'M\nl marsha Lo SR S fer alone contains the health sprir Db e e v esday and Friday morning for t HEL IS LA8 ol naged r h 18 this month h Every Tuesday and nooga and Knoxville police depart-| = C0 0 n town Badenweiler, Antogast, ; T p L ; 1. Friersbac culminating ., AR ments to ; At ,"‘m, n en Baden, thus named tn an Gillette Safety Razor o S s | e i R e Lo distnpl ttgen R S e ""‘fi“ ‘]"‘“‘"" D'L’df'“d § Pat. Gun Metal and Russia ANl Pumps and Strap that s 2 & dlers and “city slickers” who are re- | 123 9¢% OEUI e NoRcANERS . e s origin SVl e K seicector Calf Pumpe, low and m 5 were forme r from old Bel's raa which strike, not K”m“!'M LI e s [T mine pool hours for the | healih o 5 s origin | ¢ gy Gilette SAfety Razor company : p EXTRA SPECIAL e EO d {évflfl sold lgod only trom ‘beve, but rebound from > despite Mayor A. M. Pao Jay declared an extra dividend of tary heels, To clean out at $5.50 and $6. marke down to— evey increasing miles of pavement. A Ofil¢ o 4 ¢ st for evening hours | MOst famou 1oy | 25 cente 2 share on the capital stock | 8 v i Federal prohibition s : Spn Superseded by Modern Resvris wm.”‘n tn mnm-‘mg the annual $4 60 Every Pair of o U\ from 10:30 to 11:30 the youth of the city who attend the playground may have an hoyr of real pleasure in the | cool wates of the Y tank away | plentitul supply of soap and brushes | A1 PR | e ; : S0 sae that. thops who'heed them are |they expeet to defeat sforts of P00 ks LR life on a Canadlan ranch.| (i tnrengh authorizing & quar- The Fair ' . - 1t the present warm |I°BEeTS tO trade in 7 ' S ats % i land the ling of Spain SUmMmMErs at| g " aementop 75 cents, The $2.50 ¢ Pair 2 3 dopes around Dayton will he s e A S 1 r e B e £ may be ealled upon to detail an ex- ‘m’j’(f ATy against possible shortages ) part o T far: as Peter 0 readineiment of the company's BLONDE KID : Patent Colt, Black Satin De meeting of New Brit- | Great ¢ 2 ang monarc apital stencture and payment of a Marked Dawn: to move | . a'pionde Satin. Former a Satin. . tra, traffic officer to prevent the for ste8 g Nt e bayion ftself 15 without a pr 2 3 ke 7.00 and $7.50 val eager vouth from completely block- | A e Rnval A am will he | Austria and Sweden scaked e cent stock Aividandidast fall $7.00 and $7.50 value : ; ’“l' tryffie_on Gourt ptrect In thelr bit Fm: f&'é?li.(‘ :1,\ni{n' L Exani.e every pair 88, 89 and | v §6,50 and $7.00, marked o door as [of & eomu Ghrand 1 \ g 3na ' ¥ Aeo . 5 v defireto ba as near the oot 88| L oo ederal, state and lo- | frand Tiegen 1 A, Marciar £ of Covt, Names Delegates i $10 Pumps or Oxfords at | down to possiple when it opena for the fi (e Txiinnn williall ke ba houped =Bl Stath oo lticers il be nies ERBAQTSE : ey S |8 one price— time ef tha ssason, Friday morning cal T gu Iy s s e (e e rare e ity 0 To Coal ( nnlerence, ne P $5 35 at 10:39 8 m . The Pair od bt the hoard wishes to gnard chemically scented v 2 evening 8t 1 n'olock. [drank e a o a class of canagidates. Tunch will the purphouss 3 | Washingten, July % (A—The T % s ew Haven Rnad Asks il Pt s e = = o5 g A A ! By 3 p {2tor @ Commissiorers James V. |H P Harry Wills Starts OfiT Bus Line Privileges | 0 oomrem— LR W0 col e | RED CROSS Black Satin, Pat. and On His European Trip| goston, suly § (P—The New York, | IZh lialis i en, the summ ; | P adeers of Towa as nafficial oh- Pat, and Kid, $8.50 and $9 row . ’ ML i e 1 Hartford Raitroad | Qp Passport Courtesies | o emperors. T 2 sl st ey e el A id, $8.50 and $9. Brown Suede Opera and g el iae 20 S e be M i In F ortiGourtesies jshu cnperoze, SRR T S Two straps with military Strap Pump. $10 value. tor Jack Dempsey's rrown, salled {OF [partment of public utllities for per ents for Iictic oiianmim ey nala s : S A e e S RS heels, srope today on the Berengaria. mits to operate seven bus s i ella passy tor | ereigns since the 10th century. But! city tomorrow for discussion of a = $6 35 o5 0f his friends were at the pler |in Massachusetts in connection with |, l iz sses have | the most beautiful was that by vage scale } i i his wife |the rafirond business. Trustees of | | \i" 5 ,’,‘m 1)h‘,”;wyr-r n - The Pair ermany, |the Eastern Massachusetts Street : \ et In the nulls west ¢ k & | ror department has designateq Con- (f S tn se¢ him off. Wills ar : e ARRESTED AS RORBER Stamford, July © (P—Police here known todav tha arrest in | will g0 to Franee am hepe of getting the inflammation out applicatior he % ‘ S 13 :t.m pand. : ch r‘.:,‘\ i ..‘,D\‘:\‘ ‘ » Proside ‘ Redford 1. e fees have been ity own p ; q m,\.i of Julius u.n:w‘\:‘rw::i I For Men Who (Care FL 8 For Men Who Care 13 i sl Dol 4 m 3 Here the emperor 100! igfeess cith th v:m‘; 1‘ g r‘u\s:_mn | $8!85 $885 ; ewelry was taken Detec- | $10 Value SHOES $10 Value Tyrope,” he 83 get in phape to meet Dempse nt Danial Hanrahn went fght ean he arranged.” nd New B L lake in the midst of ===== Shellon Court Fines ble bast o Har SO T dinanc s Vaolationi L oranceeivacationiatsiChimb Xl Monj yansrtere o oile s BROCKTON MADE l WALKER 1 venrinalafor. the torti arty under honds of for 1e1ton u R (P —rs ¢ : e F | anmearance in New York on Friday S / | Al ST I S Bk it (oG R dore et aprtain b TR SPECIAL Shoe For Men e o L e B e RN RENATE i Pat. Gun and Russia. | Black or Brown Oxford nance which forbids distri- | juyol. wdas, Today 11 Paris, June § (P—The sene ® Rubber Heel Attached | Black or Brown frogmet jay passed a bill for the creation of YOU CAN ESTIMATE | Siims s i et o 5.60 ‘6.60 ord today 10 o Te | MARSHALL ‘ Shoes or Oxfords car-by the dowager omised the league of natl Buile Larselt a abmi rance would undertake, The pro- 00 which & posal met with a cool re the safety of a bank, in the last analysis, E : " i i i .‘ ! pavy(ordetend ne genniaiendin s papsid oh T ib by the quality of its management. ) g ! J | ) | i et e vas that France had no money to New PBritain National Bank are local : e ! ; D INFANTS' PAT. PUMPS | EDUCATORS | BOYS' OXFORDS rmen, for many vears prominent in the : el ’ ; B va ; e Tainy e ' : i Gl E‘"yl Nitr st }:ussia Saltiset un s men, I« nany years promi : i A i Fial Hé ihreats | almos price | Sizes up Bath House Wrecked hy ¢ on atiract 1) nds an- | ened <t of employes of the s : $1 .89 ‘ 1/2 Ikt 2 ARt TN $3.29 | | develoapment of New RBritain. Their - | gtanding 1n the community assures the vl“\'vflmmv“ e Sele Rl nd for a 3 BUSTER RROWN MISSES' PAT. AND | SIMPLEX it g BROWN PUMPS gafetv of vour funds depnsited in this A o A o) & : ‘ ’ ; ey r . as given | § OXFORDS | One and two-strap. Rubber Pat, or Brown Pumps, Sizes AR ling i e : Pl that he T lf.‘z-—.“ $29 "?;.e.‘!:).value. $2‘59 ;2.185vn|u!. $2-29 = VOGUE SHOE SHOP | % vi Red Croes Florgheim ons! Grain | For 236 MAIN ST. | For ke emnce| Women In the Heart of the City | Men FLOODS IN WANITA t All summer t e ok erk today. The fore- Manila, J t (P—Tor Zh s b etEase o $TO DY aided by high tides. flood " 1 for th . ne of the Nation- Manila street tampe w f present f en the slumin com- | o T T L izt For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Adats Whether by ident @r plan, as gecurity for a loan.