New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1925, Page 3

DYNAMITE BOMB WRECKS BUILDING IN BUFFALO Loss Put At $20,000—FPeople in Ad. | foining Houses Thrown From Thelr Beds | Niagara Falls, N. Y., July 13— | An explosion, believed to have been | caused by a dynamite bomb, wreck- ed a two-story brick and frame dwelling in East Falls street at 2:45 o'clock this morning. The building was.owned and occupied by Joseph La Tona, an insurance agent and puperyisor from the third ward, Fire * followed the explosion and the building and contents’are total loss. “The damage 1 estimated at $20,000. No one was injured in the blast, all members of the La Tona family be- ing out of the city. Five minutes before the explosion occurred ‘a patrolman on (he post tried the door of the store and no- ticed nothing unusual about the place. The blast blew the roof off the building and rocked other build- ings for a block, throwing tenants | from their beds and breaking ma windows In adjoining structures. When firemen and police arrived on the scene flames were shooting from fall sections of the building. Firemen yfound~four cans that had contained | ‘gdsoline in the ruins. La Tona recently announced his candidacy for renomination as su- pervisor. Police believe political enemies amang the foreign born community may have been responsi- | ble for the explosion. Govt, h—\pelts I\ecpmn Watch of Mackerel Washington, July 13 (A)—Myster| ons movements of mackerel schoc which for many years have se ously troubleq fishermen in North Atlantic waters have come under the | corutiny of commerce department. | ‘cientific agents now. at work off [ Wood's Hole, Mass rel uncertainties many, ry experts say, in that areas where the fish is abundant one sea- son are found entirely barren th next season. While th gener ally migrate in a south or north di- rection annually, {heir movements are go varied that fishermen are un- able to oulgr them consistently Therefore the government will capture, fag, and hatehes of mackerel to their migratory habits are agents recapture determine Patent Ofiic'e Business Keeps Uip With Calendar Washington, July 13 (P-—Business at the patent office now 18 gaining “ground in its race with the calendar, Patent Commisstoner Robertson has | informed Seerefary to | whose department the office reently | Hoover, transterred. At the end of the . 43,000 patent applications pending at the 1 with & , on June 30, W patents now o fiseal year, on burean as com 000 a year ago and 1923 are decided gen and not filing elieves this | within two months ger than five months, nd the commissioner would le leration lier shortened the peried of delay h continned aces at INVITES SPORTS WRITERS tew Haven, July 13 (B- Sports ttors been invited to ' “tate Athletic Commissioner Thomas Donahue Garde, hers This will be regarded her” of the sport nm asfia SR writer with the ¢ on Tn mare particularls mg rules O PICK ARBITRATOR SOON Haven 13 (P —=Sele ird arbitrator in the tthe Tuly ction the company T seope edings the trol that of union members of arbitration pro 'men desiring en subae s of emploves, king condit | gued the crowd. | Pa., | W | ichi Harada OREGON MOB COMPELS JAPS T0 LEAVE TOWN Toad Lahorers Into Cars and Trucks | and Take Them Outside City Limits Toledo, Oregon, Overcoming the resistance of armed guards of the Pacific Spruce Cor- poration’s mills here, a mob of about 400 men, women and chll- dren rounded up the company's Japanese laborers yesterday, loaded them and thelr belongings into mo- tor cars and trucks and carried them beyond the county line, leav- ing them to shift for themselves. No weapons were used in the fighting with the guards but first fights were general and several of the mill force and townsmen were severely beaten, July 13 (B — Martin Guermer, Charles A, Buck | leaders of the | and W, 8 Colver, mob, were arrested I fall and a deputy per Sheriff Hors- the mob dis- The names of at least fifty other | | participants were taken by the of- pid, was the result of a of several weeks' certain laboring company over the Japaneso labor at awmill, The march ficers, it was The trouble | disagreement | standing between groups and the employment the compan of mass g at which in s haran- I'hl' mob was lc by a man waving an American fla None of the Japanese " LONGOD TOURNAMENT ield of 85 Flayers Single Tonrnament, Open This Alternoon Rrookline, Mass, July 13 (R field of 85 plavers representing many United States and conntries entered sections of the fwn fore re w tha Lot ta | ard aod Bowl mnual renewal of the gin this afternoon on the courtg of the Longwood Cricket club it Chestnut il Teams tralia and Japan will contest for the Lon '] trophy with American from cedeq in the tao Japane seeded draw, traltans rie two four ns. Aus. y The Aneric ora wore z Mereur, this order: v of the hol trophy: Arnold R. 1.; N. W ston i Hal- The foreign Gierald and ( Franciseo, oston n Nileg, man, e oded are in order 1. Patferson and John B Anstralia; Zenzo Shimizu and Tak and the womenr's Singlos added feature this y will open We lay pet luding Miss Rece Rowl tournament sfart tomorow With 15 eom tors ine Helen Wil nt winners, of the Eong whose names are sngraved on the eighth 1921, William M. tons Wil Tilden 1823, Richard N. Williame Iritz Merenr trophy ar 1922, John- 24 1924 iam T. Nigns of Negotiations In British Mine ('risis g B S Thel Brieh owners, declining to T andan mine while withdraw fheir nofice intention {to ter the ator minate the agrecment with miners notified the W ridzema of willingness rec have me hel the dis sions at the point where the eal has miners' federation, which i sting fodav at Scarbareugh The general council of the trades nnion congres the rday endors refusal of the miners tl to meet the mine owners 1 the latters proposals ling ind a long working ClEY: —_—r TR s B e XK e $350 . White $2.50 . SHIRTS White Broadcloth Our Special Collar White Oxford $3. “Tyson Made” S HAH « $5.50 Oxford « $3.00 00 mill followed a brief | the was injured Fntered in | Seheduled to | =A singles tournament, | Aus- | in | Hawkes, | challenge | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, Tuesday, July _14th at The DOLLAR DAY Fill your pocketbook with dollar bills and come early, Every § sign means a wonderful bargain. $1.00 will buy $1.50-§2.00 worth, and in many cases even more. 95 Pairs of Men's Sizes 80 to 42, neat stripes, quote values, Worsted Trousers at no necessity to much more, not more than one pair to a customer and none to dealers, item, overalls cost no phone or mail orders on this Attention! B'uh(-h { |lm~ n !(uv any man whose work )WUIII".\ a white coat, all sizes in some style or other, 31 to 44 chest. You'll tind the exact same quality coats, in fact the same stock numbers that yon have alwa paid $2.50 for. 600 of them. There are also number of dark long shop eoats in this lot that nsually retail at £3.00, Dollar Day $1.00, veral prefty Society Pillow Tuhing patierns Fmbrofdered Mal Table Coyvers 1shed regnlar 8 | $1.00 to Embroider mehes; e tamped excellent quality tubing am lin i calloped o 1 hemstitehed tay rochet) Day pairs for 1% Ovster Linen Sxt ine Samped Honse | ment s ronnd Rufiet 4 inches; Ve 2 fur - $1.00 ‘va Stamped on oystor linen, four napkins, vs consisting sular §1.50, Tiollar I I)()H \l{ !)H H()I'\l‘\\ AR Rrown Ca- Heayy v ,«..|., Combination I A hars S " $1.00 o ummn m ot $1.69 Py 1001 Heay hoice of & i Reonmes v ) grad vame 40 IS Bavs Wirkham aundry Soap Value &1.26 Uioiiar W hite | e at 3 antry Sefs $1.00 Batly Stool $1.00 e 314 Pa Motal Basket meled Dollar truet Y € Combination larg size O M $1.00 .‘..,‘.'.‘;‘.v;\ , Rolls W aldorf ollar 1 haps Combination 1 Na 7 Tions Mop, 1 regulay I 21 40 10-Plece Rrown Lined He Whis T-Plece Grape Msisting of ¢ 1 Ditcher “hold iv Custard Cuy Var s Dot '$100 5.Picce Yellow Wiving Rongl peiar o2t " g9 00 18 Piece Tahle Censisting of 6 Te @ Table Tniee G € onnle - pries Sherhet Tea Glasse sting " $100 numt & Plate hees Repry Dishe Spe es 3 to 10 yo oot st¥of wooll th sult Infants' White Sam- Dollar ple Dresses zowns, himonaos Flanneletie el ! Women's Sandats lithe tot-' creeper it Women's Union Suit Mads! With Women's Boudoir L T black kid, w leather soles ar Dollar Da W0 Pairs Chile 2 . $1.00 Women's Glove Silk Nollar Das Vest 200 Pairs of Girl Play Oxfords and Sandals. Size $1.00 | ;Vfl‘l‘»r\llu Boys Women's Vests TSR Belie patch sides, bal p shoulde . x vith crepe soles sizes, value 3 r Day 4.. $1.00 fellow size & sizes 6 to .nn\rv' af 26.inch cloth and i ) design Choice of colors ta ¢ Footw 200 Pairs of Growing Girls 300 Pairs of Men's \||x\)vr DOLLAR DAY AT ART DEPARTMEN V Jong . entirely q \m. ] ‘Bl 00 meks of patterns ims and checke 31,00 $1.00 ES ro teh °6l 00 $1.00 Pantr $1.00 $1.00 1 white er $1.00 Toiller Paper $1.00 (CHINA AND GGLASSWARE tice set eses and ¢ 8§, 00 $1.00 12-Pirce Tridescont $1.00 500 BOYS' \—\\II’LP \\ AS ll \l ]l" Day ear and $1.00 and Wonien $1.00 Slippers ith pon valne $l 00 dren’s Patent Leather Dress m.n;h $1.00 < Rrown Calf 1 Smoked Elk $1.00 Tennis Shoes for the little the hig bovs $1.00 JULY 13, 1925 500 Pairs of Women's Shoes at Oxfords and pumps, white kid, white canvas black satin, black suede, airedale all £5.00 suede, gra uede and patent Jeather, every style, Dollar Day sizes but not. in regular 81,00, to 87.00 value, COATS- I)RIS\L.H Wonder Values at Second Floor Twelve Rayon Dresses, were 11,98, at 81,00, I'wo Bolivia Coats, were $29.00, at $1.00, Four Poiret Twill Coats, were 825,00, at $1.00, Four Poiret Twill Skirts, were 812,98, a4t £1,00, I'hree Knitted Coats, were £15.98 at 81,00, Five Faney Jackets, R9.98, at §1,00, Five Fancy Skirts, 9%, at $1.00, Two Boucle Jackets, were 322,50, at 81,00, were we! Fleven “Man.O-\War'" Athletie Brand Fourteen vl Cnat Sleeyeloss Sport Coate priced to 315 Do S1.00 Nine conts re $2.98 lar Day $1.00 Rubberized Tweed Rain At $1.00 Nt Bnitted Suspender Drosee Were $5.9%, at $1.00 11 Special $1.00 Values in Blouses Socond Floor One Lot of Broadeloth and Dimity Rioy and are regi Da One Special Tor of silk and Tricolotte Ronse 0dd modals and all the Dollar Day at Corset Shop Cho and Her Mad Curtains and Materials \|u..<\ Girdle -$1.00 Top Cor brocad Fourth Floor ety Elastic 111 pla $1.00 Datted nnd Figured Marquisette Made of s and h i Nollar pair ortes 1 brocade AMad strip Ve Ve (tondl e o aile Dollar Day Pallar Day rial. with o $1 00 Rrassiores or i - Dol $1.00 - fastening $1.00 Window Shades v rollers, 1er ght | $1. ()0 $10) L i ST At Children’s 4 .. $1.00 Dept. Women's Hnwlh-v‘ln ! Length Pare 16 .. $1.00 Novelty Chine Handkevehiefs ered Da 3..$1.00 NIl Opagne Dollar Day at Handkerchief Dept. Women's Linen ed volls Oyer ‘Vrn‘u Fmbroidered Handkerchiefs Swiss rehlefs, re Dollar Hosiery < pr'yvl Childrens ! 1k o Women's e Bl Crepe Embre veiles < and Do 2 georgette regnlar pair $1.00 Lisle 3-8 Dollar Day 4 .. $1.00 Men's Colored Woven and White Sattn Striped Hand kerchiefs e kind Dollar " 6. $1.00 Pure Linen Handker- chiefs - im nm»u\ T rehiefs hard wesr, in 1 6. $1.00 4.8$1.00 Dollar Day at Luggage Dept. Fiber Suit Cases Missr Length Soy Rayon and trder pair $1.00 “Broncha Buster for Colored Embr Roys Stock Dnlldr Day Rugs Heavy Rubber Door Mats Dollar Day India Cocon Brush Door Mats Size 15x30 regular W valy $1.00 iloor | |m|. Dall $l 00 Al hv-.r l.nL» $1.00 Day Quality Telt Base Regular h%c valn and $1.00 Fibre Traveling Bags Handson proof lining ar 8¢ good lock Dollar Day, 2 for.. . $1.50 strong I $l 00 regular Dollar Day Inventory Sale HA Men's Suits 2"'$100 2 Men's Shirts taits ) $1.00" WOMEN'S HAYON STOCK ned heel Women's Rockford Bayon Dropstiteh Siock Stk and A N v lack 1ms in the f kmitting b AT WASH GOO Plain Color Trish Linen $1 00 i W hite \“N;$Ai.“00 Kant Fade Print 3 for Fancy ind $1.00 At Third Floor YRS Rayon Step 1 <7 $1.00 S145 Rayon Evelope Chemia "'$1.00 $1.00 Stripe Dresse $1.00 Rimono Wanl M Rreadelnt S104 Crepe S105 Kiddic Bathinge Tereey $1.00 Alip-on Sweatons st £1.05 and §2.05 | $1.00 S205 Streine Soarfs . $1.00 olet Muslin Wk Crepe me . $1.00 S1.45 Fatra Size Sateen Shp Dot e $1.00 S1.05 $1.15 and §1.05 Tric sateen Soco and Muslin - Silk $1.00 \ 0ile Muslin Crepe and Lawn Step-ins — and seco ik, Crepe and S48 and Crope, Seco Silk and Voile Gowns SR Seco Silk S1.45 Voile Mu \lvn " 1-.‘ mise, $1 00 A Gowns, Chemise, Step-ins $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 "$1.00 1105 $1.00 Lining Dept. All Our 30¢ Plain Color Mer. o l|1n\l Sateen —w te §-inch Y $1.00 and 6o Slips, Rloomers 1 [ Muslin Cany S1.00 Ponge 08¢ Navy Rlue SU $2.95, $3.05 and Girls' Drosees W for Men's OUR STORE CLOSES AT 12 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST Hartf c\rd NDBAGS g ¢ and petit polnts ag and Vachetie, regular $2,00 and Nainsook Union = R r Day " $1.00 gular 62 Cotton Halt Lilack el and $l 00 INGS—Of & superfor quality, with a colors are nude, medium gray, white, pair for §1.00, pair for Women's Pure SIk Full Fash- {oned Stockings — Some are all others have the some are chiffon, service welght and are frregulars of goods that =old at retafl from §2.00 to ] all the wanted shades, ar Day, $1.00 pair, to the top, top, the rs are the DS*DEPARTMENT Dress Ginghams—22 fnches vide, large range of checks, narrow stripes, regu- Chiffon nwurwl Volles — 40 es wide, beautiful assort- t of designs and colorings, value, Dollar Day $1.00 Cotton Figured inches wide, newest and colorings, regular rd At Linen Dept. Full Slze Bed Sheets Stk and Crepes 36 made of soft $1.00 Hemstitehed Pillow Cases 4 for Bleached Mercerizad Table m.uud‘ gy e Dol finish cof ar §1 tton, regu- %, at, each $1.00 Turkizh RBath Towels 2 vds. for extra valus v e, Dollar Day, 4 for regu- $1.00 Tace Trimmed Soarfs Targe size, regular A% value, $1.00 Honey Comb Towels regular 29c, Dol $1.00 Extra Feayy ached Turkish Towels and border. Tor $1L 00 Blou:c Blouses—white and neat €, collar attached BRarga 2"$1.00 tan. neat stripes, regu- $1.00 Rand Style 5 to 14, regular '$1.00 At \lll\ dnd Dress Goods Dept. Rrocaded Crepe De Chine f C tweeds, sl » “u, ,-x lar Season's Cutting In Satin, Crepe De Chine, Tub silks, Printed Crepe and Other Novelty Silks regular outitustionat $ X Jersey Suiting inches wide, suitable Nallar Day 2 for Bleached Tarce size Day, 4 tor 100 Dozen Bl rose e D 3 tor e Boys Roys' strig style Table as Aol Hinas Roys' ) va ot Roys! of All This remnants. newest colors, bathing suits, regular $1.49 values, for at yard .ovene