New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 11

THINKS TRADE COM VALUABLE T0GOVT, Goolidge Is Opposed to Abolition o Commission Swampscott, Mass, July 28 (P— President Coolidge believes the fed- aral trade commission has a useful function and he Is not in sympathy with suggestions that it should hc‘ abolished. 1t was the president's conviction that while some of the criticism of the trade commission is perhaps jus- tified, it is performing a dffjcult task as the policeman of business and on the whole is performing useful service to the public, Mr. Coolidge 1a of the belief that =ome of the practices of the com- nission might well be modified o as to avoid possible injustices to legiti- mate industry and business but he has not reached any conclusions as to what change n methods should > adopted. President Coolidge believes it fs | necessary to have state and federal commissions like the federal trade body to handle intricate technical questions which cannot be covered in detatl by legislation, There are ovils which must be remedied and in opinion the commission plan is » hest approach. The president realizes that the personnel of the commissions is not | always satisfactory and is a target for eriticism. He concedes that there Is some gronnd for faultfinding | on this score, a although he is con- vinced that changes of membership zommissions can be made o rem- situation. Consuelo Vanderbilt Is Under Surgeon’s Knife Newport, R. L., C‘onsnelo Vanderbilt, er of Mr, and Mrs. William K. Van- derbilt was operated upon for appendicitis today at Beachmound her mother's sumimer home i surgeons were Dr Blake of New York and vounger daugh- hors \\2 Charles Joseph Dr. The HARVEY & LEWIS Co. 85 West Main Street New Britain, Conn. OPTICIAN WEATHER INSTRUMENTS July 28 (P—1liss | art of Newport. The opera- lan was pertormed at 11 o'clock. Miss Vanderbilt became ill Friday night on the eve of the wedding of her sister, Murfel, and Frederick | Cameron Church, Jr., of Boston and | Lowell, but was able to attend the ceremony: Later the physiclans, announced that the operation had been com- | pletely successful and that Miss Van- |derblit was as comfortable as could |be expected. | Vanderbllt was not serlous, peration was found to be necessary the physicians said. Personals Mr. and Mrs, James Kinkade have returned © after a week's visit at A sther M. Anderson, Mr, Mra. L. Rom- mel and I, Gubernick are visiting at Dcean beach, Mrs, John ter, Mrs, { turned . Meehan and daugh Margaret Malone, have from Clinton heach where pent the past week, Peter Ludorf and son, 39 Lenox place, have ned home in Rochester, A number of New returned from [Among them were | T'romen daughter Ernest T. Fromen, son of Hart street, | Williams street, ‘|‘I\ avenue Buell street, | Miss Diana 11 formerly a |the guest of § re- N. Y. and Canada, Britain people Sweden yesterday. Miss Ingeborg Dr. and Mrs, Herman John- Alex Johnson of Malcoim Venherg of and L. of Iman of New York, resident of this eity, Constable "and vred Win Mapie street, Mrand Mrs, B Stein and family Winthrop street have returned from a two weeks' stay at Washing- {ton, D. (., and Atlantic City, N. J. Mr. and ) Paul Dol Hawkins strect attene | eonvention of the ord | Italy at ¢ | Dol order is of the r of Sons of nwich Mr. and Mrs, B ites from the local ary, Charles T, nue Tsackt entertaini i > Dorathy, Nackus’ My, and daught Hartford, and 1L, 1. Thoma visiting with omii ot Nelsc of Jor i A and | Mrs. John | Bermett n and family a 1hree W 5" Niagara 1Malls, i Pittsby Lee is registsered Morris Cove, ave d fron trip Cleveland | Mis. George |at Sea Clife Haven, Dow anto { mobile De- troit H hotel, of Week 12 John it Shapleigh, s Ewen lave street s Mo and re- turned fra LRI ing the | ind Portsmouth v have bee two weeks, here the N spend- 127 127 MAIN ST. Fer Wefinesfla At At At At $7.98—Coats, were up t $198—Coats. We hay $3.98—Voile Dresses. crbroidered. 89c—Princess Slips, v Blc At At At 89e—Step-ins and SLO0—DMisses' Were §1.50 $L.50—Children's Hats, 19¢—One Lot of At Weight can b= controlled. No “oman need be heavier than sk ants to be. “Good news.” you'll say, “but ¢ method.” answer is as lcasing as the promisc because is new way to weight reduc- n through eating. Yes, ting bread. Wallace, of reducing fame, has serfected a new bread, baked cientifically flm when caten as directed, two slices at the begin- ning of each meal, helps to take ofi weight as nature intended that it should be done. Health and a slender figure go er—get both while eating allace Bread. Order a loaf today—all good rocers carry it. A good way is o order it in advance, a loaf for very second day. Thousands of vomen are doing this and thank- ng Wallace for helging them get thin. The cost is little, only 30 cents Yoaf and as cach loaf replaces “er bread, the actual cost for wing is little or nothing, Some hand HOMICLs Pajamas, "Phone 1109-2 y Morming ) $47.98. We have but § left e but of these. 82.39—Voile Dresses which were up to & made and hand Vere 85.98, vere $1.25 and $1.50 were §1.50 and £1 10, and were 00 and Wais Start today; best you ever GUARANTEED pure food; no drugs ‘or medicines are used. Wallace wouldn't allow it. Ask for it by name, “Wallace Bread,” there is nothing else like it. this bread is the tasted and is BREAD reducing for PARKER-BUCKEY BARING €O, The condition of Miss | but the | + [ newspapers by the after spending a month | . Bengtson of | Mrs, | 1 Trees. Barns and Other Hulhlhl;:\‘ and | danghter, | A7 Smith strect. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1975, MINERS INDIGNANT AT OPERATORS' TAGTICS —— 1NU‘WAR LIKELY IN 10 OR 12 YEARS 190 Declares Speaker af Polmcal An;?;m. City, N. J., duly 28 (M | lnsmu[e | Anthracite miners today condemned advertlsements inserted jn daily Anthracite Oper- | ators' conference as u “waste of con sumers’ money.” The advertisements ¢ E ; 5 g1 rmies urope, Sir Lred we headed: “Why a suspension of [5'° parmisaior Euron el 4 % 2 o |erick Maurice of London, said at the ‘.,::;jlh'l‘:"_‘"“;d,"‘l'\'"”"‘;w (‘“I'N‘I‘;;i‘(fr’\!"“'r:;“‘l..suuue of Politics today. Irance for arbitration and a mitwa) plodes | (€arful of the Germany of today 1 continne work after Septommer 1. |24 the nations created by the peace It scale ditferences had not been ad- |'<Y of Parls ar maintaining ex- S LR ! sive armics, largely due to their i e piclon of Kussia. !,‘_{ ’[’”,fn_‘f {ihas At his second round table discus- b sion on the limitation of armament, 5 Sir Irederick, who was chief of op- crations on the Brntish general statf in the world war, said: “The causc of the present situn tion in Lurope is not the imperial istic or militaristic motive, but ‘funk.’ I'he statesmen are placing security [first in thefr program. Next comes arbitration and last, limitation armament, “I'ance feels that she must have a sufficient force to be pounce on Germany if she |Germany is preparing for war. The [countrics carved out of the peace [treuties—Czechoslosakia, Jugoslavia and Finland—and the existing na tion, Rumania, are suffering from |shell shock. The number of in proportion to the population is greater than in Germany in 1913 Ihe great majority of these states border on Russta, and the fear Russiahas been for them the portant factor, “There is a general desire in 1 ope that something be done to LIGHTNING HITS 65 TIMES ~ cporver erct . v it | IN HARWINTON SECTION at Teast the nest 10 or 12 years,” | Declare That Advertisemeénts in ra. | pers Are a Waste of Con. ‘ sumers' Money Williamstown, Mass,, July 28 (M-— | I'ear is the predominant cause of the vice-president ot |° Workers of Ameri- | spokesman of the anthracite | | miners scale sub-comniittee, shortly | before entering the conference room with the mine owners today made | this comment; | Every dollar that operators spend such newspaper advertising is one | dotlar more added to the price of hard coal to the consumer, just as much as every dollar granted in‘a | > increast to the men, | “We snppose that th in preparing their cost sheets as | they aifeet production, will add o [ them (he enormous sum they are paving for advertising in daily papers in anthragite consuming ter- of operators. thinks now ritory This money might well be vided between th mine wor r cheaper iner a more Operators | make on Mr i wd con- soldiers consumer livable had no Mur comment to s im- ¥'s statement, Sur oid ars Clty Items Killfourne, has been idewalk inspector. Victrolas und prlano adv Ie | Feel Jove's Wrath in Monday A, W, curne, son of Morning Storm. named T Light on ¢ 1) ng struck aining Harwinton in | m which swept that Onel A ouis ment ~inu Bristol, 65 times in and wderstor carly ick a 1 Mo.ans'.- sale at Axcivod's starts Thurs- LONOTIOW'S papoer,— rmit to build a three tene- e at 189 Daly ave- issucd to ) Vir- arns in 4 Monday morning. bharn owne selting five (o it ietion The bolts s buildings and the o t no other scrious dam Harwinton lies ahout miles northwest of Bristo! : ot street morning stolen crnoor le d by 1 and e The house has been i s sudila, Gulbransen player pianes al Morans —udt. 1e loss sule at Axclrod tomorrow’s pa unuel Fragone reported to it his from his stave starts Thurs- advt, Church police had of the hieyel | seven | this been SUED ror Bridgeport, July | with “destroying thie Henry Sehwartz po on 28 (P happiness’ tormerly of Bridg: t and now a resident of Hoboken “alienting the 1 ind [ —adyt hwartz's Broa, | A flashiight Sam [ wiiomobile owned by ton, 705 Stanley strect, wrked near the Traut tory yesterday afternoon, according a report recelved last night by | polic sale aft- Charged of Axclro LOIMOrTOW's paper.- cooked lunches. ‘s starts Thurs- vt Crowell's See Home atfection” mother of Carp, his owner of wife, was stolen from an Fred Hunnes while s has lin been suit | today. a string of stations in Bridgeport, made defendant in a filed in superior court her $23,000 the at Axclrod's starts Thurs- See tomorrow’s paper—adyt, AUTO VICTIM STILL T Ware, Mass Mary D vietim wutomohi West Id feld James Pepper urer of a wool Kitled reported s Ware hospital to racty LIVES °§ (Pl—Miss ford ' aceident at tin doston Sents BURGLARS IN MERIDEN Meriden, July 28 (®—Burglars during the n t gained entrance W .\f[n C. S. Pinks drug store on Colony it the 4\Hrri through the cellar and stole a | quantity of merchandise p and other injuries ar \‘.m hundred dollars, her condition is considered critical. | police report. which tr last 1 of T concern, was live worth sev- ccording 1o No drugs were taken sday. She suffered a This is the sale you've heen waiting for. The sale that will cut your shoe hill into shreds. Nave on Shoes is the byword. able to |, it was | & Hine fac- | to| For Wednesday Morning and the Rest of the Week Greatest Values of the Season In the Summer Footwear CLEARANCE 'DOES NOT BELIEVE ANY " BAD DEPRESSION EXISTS { s \ President Not Inclined to Think Testile Industry s ‘ Harnd Hit Mass Coolidge July 28 P— has no | &pecitic information regarding the textile industry, he is convinced there is no general depression and believes conditions are as satlsfac- tory as could be expected during the | post-war period, | e Informed t there is depression in some lo- | ties due chiefly, has heen talAt (ot Cirtaiimeant production war-fime expansion. At that, ieves the ontputs of both cot- len cloth in this coun- cowar production and s sajd today that he was as- at infarmation he recelved % 10 the amonnt of textiles & vampscott, ) esident late Coolidge has heen e of he 1 te oxceed it Informe the textile and produc. h o two-fold At amount this euntr r. importations of fine has be ined that New wre confronted the n n wit ition—one conrs: s mada Shifting of styles, it Is the presi- | marked | infor- will have a woolen Indviet ry he used more irments worn shump I 1) will | .M,h £ ,,’ | | this fal - THRONG ATTENDS FUNERAL Friends Crowd St Joseph’s Church At Last Rites For dohn Gennette | of South Main Street This Morning | funerals Britai o One th Lurgest ever 1o take plice in New that of John Gennette Main street held this morn 1 solemn high mass of requiem o'clock in &t Joseph's chureh. John & Donohue was celehrant the m Rev. Michael Keatin deacon, e Revitd. Py Rutt missionary privst from the pines at present visiting in Britain, was subdeacon. At the offertory, *Ave c by Miss Josephine to of Bristol. and as the the church socicty of of wits Sonth 15 with ermans, Philip N Maria™ Mastrobat- was body wiis |being borne froi Mastrobattisto Members of 11 of Ttaly acted members of sang ws pall beard Locco society which the deceased w as escorts both from the church and from the cemetery, Employes of the room Hart Cooley's | where Mr. Genr was a served as tlower bearers, of bheautiful also a men i acted to t home church & e foreman here wis 1 profusion floral tri- ) 1l service at the grave | Donohue, conducted Mary's he conumitt was conducted by Ir. which the Sons of Ttaly their ritual. Burial was in St cemetery I)clmxt Women Seeking To Raise Fund for Scott | Dt 28 (A—Mrs. Russell Seott Ont., and Detroit rented | store huilding in the downtown busi- | ness district here as headquarters of a renewed drive for Russell Scott from The sought July ind her Windsor, supporters have roit, a funds to save being hanged amount is £10,000, Women's White (‘anvas Buck Ostend Cloths Pumps or Oxfords Black and White, and Unheard of Values in Women'’s Pumps and Oxfords at Very Lowest Prices All Leathers All Heels All Sizeés One and 2 Strap. Cross Straps and Oxfords Sale On These Shoes Until Every Pair Is Sold , 88 and $9 Value at One Price! by VOGUE SHOE 236 MAIN STREET In Brown and White Oxfords SHOP the Heart of the City 5 4 R il o ’\’f"" DAY 4 U AN L OAKLAND WILL ANNOUNCE Sew Notor Gurs C/lnfur:n‘}/'7 Smart ew Hodies by Fisher AND THE Foarmonic Balancer ERING EXC DEVE LUSIVE OPMENT all at 9/(71 ch [)O wers c(/)/ wes THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR CO. 6 Elm St "’Phone 2724 @AKLAN D S 1X WINNING AND or club women as be ¢ smallest contribution In s to the \dition ¢ \ributions, visit- | BODY ew Haver IS 1 are heing Mrs, t s to b lays of friends and No one will although the will he ac- asked to Sec ing. sked to co Branford found today epted. SPECIALL MOHICAN ANGEL HOLDING GO WILL BBER PRICES DROP July 28 (A—Crude W hic tly ros rube to un- e rap- of and price to three shillings h rece weaken ¥ under ive sales, droppin points spot ¢ pou 16 oz Loat 24 oz Loar WEDNESDAY MORNING!! IS ALWAYS WORTH WHILE TO HERE . WEDNESDAY MORNING, CAN DO SO MUCH BETTER CAN ELSEWHERE., “COMLE CROWD." coMIL Yor THAN YOU WITH THE —SPECIAL HOUR SALES——~ 8 TO 11 A, M. ROUAD, SLOIN PORTERH'SE LEAN TEAKS Fresh or Smoked : 2c SHOULDERS Hamburg 3 Ibs. 25¢ Ib 20c Onlons FRLSH GROUND SUGAR LEAN BOILING BELL 1 EAN POT ROANTS PRIME RUMP ROANTS CHOIWCE SHOULDER STEAK 10 1bs, 5 Ib, sack AXXX S1.47 2 1bs. 14¢ . Sl 8¢ 14 . 20¢ 1900 TEGS OF MILK PED VEAL 18¢ SHOULDER ROANTS VEAL 200 RUMP ROANTS VEATL B CHOICE, VEAL CHOPS 280 URESH SLLECTYED FINEST CREAMLERY EGGS BUTTER 77c Zlbs.. s 93c doz SPECIA L SWISS CLUB CH EESE . SPECIAL ! '——MOHICAN MAYONI\AISE 9 TO 11 A, pl S »TO 11 BESUNEW POTATOES Peck .......59¢ Ohiont . ..2 Ibs. 15¢ GOLD MEDAT ALDEN A M or JOHN $1 27 FLOUR 1 LEGS FANCY YOUNG TAMB | FOREQUARTURS LAMB LEAN STEWING LAMB FANCY LAMB CHOPS 260 . 85¢ 310 LEAN PORK ROASTS MORRELI'S HAMS LOBEL'S RACON LEAN PORR CHOPS BLST PURE WHOLE MILK MILD LARD CHEESE Zlbs.m..37c e 29¢ oo d b pkg. 2e Zre srre bcm. 33c b, 2 bots OUR DINNER BLEND COFLEL VANILEA OR LEMON EXTRACT PURE COCOA DN BULK 2 Ibs, DAVIS BARING POWDEE size for. PFRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTL. .2 cans N. B, C. ROYAL LUNCH 2 1bs LARGE NATIV? SWEET CORN doz. 33c RED BUT'RLLY OOLONG TEN 1, PURE TOMATO CATSUD FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT MOHICAN EVAPORATED MILK ROOT BEER OR GINGER ALE EXT FRESHLY BARED GINGER SNADPS phe b 3 cans bot 2 1bs LARGE Rirt WATERME' ONS .....ea. LARGE YELLOW LELBERTA PEACHES LARGE l\’h LARGE RIPE rLUMS SOLID HEAD CABBAGY LARGE NATIVI PIE APPLES 2 SPECIAL NATIVY WANX BEANS LARGY ats 15c seuasn PLAIN, MARBLE RAISIN or FRUIT gls. 25c 'BAN CANTALOUPES GREEN or SUMMER FANCY RIPF doz 19c et DG 10c 10c S e w 10¢ LARGE NATIVE crernnees LARGE NATIVE CARROTS LARGE RIPE VINEAPPLES | POUND CAKE . Ib 20c FRESH HADDOCK I'RESH FLOUNDERS b, 8¢ Ib. 12¢ MACKRERLL FRESH NATIVE FRESH HALIBUT . b, 85¢ FRESH SWORDFISH .. Ib, 40¢ » 12€