New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 5

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to jafl?” Judge Benjamin W. Wwho was being tried for drunkenness and assaulting his wife and daugh- er at their home last night. in court, he had not recovered f & drunk his wife sald he has been | Which the defendant c on for the last three days, and he an automobile owned by Nicholas of civ persisted in jumping from one seat Larai in the courtroom to the other, de- |was drunk. pending upon whether he d watch the witnesses testify, against Rim. or listen to lhvlr 'annm took !hfl v\l’rf the alleged assault. Miklocz imme- ’ throug untry diately jumped from where he was | ‘ Seek Public Sympathy I i DISTURBER TAUKS | '\lll\ln(z was crazy drunk and great| The eeccu [diffleulty was encountered in get- | dent's api ting him to the station and into a Refuses to Kecp Still While! Trial Is Being Held | “Do you want to keep quiet or go | cell, asked Willlam Miklocz of $14 High atreet in police court this morning “Jali? Huh—T don't care If 1 80 | yexterday whils nndar the inflyence | be as| to iall,” Miklocz answered. | ot liquor. Atty. McDonough tol [] ni “All right, go there for 50 days” the court that Jagowski was em- | 2 S the judge countered, thus closing bloyed by an East Hartford coal e n { abruptly the case against Miklocz |company and had only his day's pay (Continued From First b From the nctions of the defe cycle red to stand to tell sitting and hurrled over the other | side of the room, taking a mur‘ directly in back of the witness stand Unable to hear, ho stood up and | Coo]ldpe Thm{\g Furope H?‘S edged closer to where his wife was telling her story through the inter- preter. Judge Alling stopped the proceedings and ordered him to sit down, and when he started to argue, Traftic Policeman Thomas 1. Ieeney {cu | dent had given up h armament confe Every likes i;:::;;;,;; Honeybees® =7 ® ’rm.a bim into a chalr. He sat there for a few seconds would lhl then started to talk aloud when | in judge gave him h |] ° " 3 enee an no ; I silence or jail. Feency arrested the | ic tion l man at his home on complaint of g into effect of vife t Drunken Driver Fined John Jagowskl of Glantobury was A fined $100 and costs and glven a LB suspended sentence of 15 days when i Alling | he pleaded guilty, through Atty. [] Ho! | Thomas F. McDonough. to a charge million {of operating an automobile at th AL | cently corner of Spring and Winter streets to live on. He asked that the mini- mum penalty of $100 be im vski was arrested L Poli m (who investigated an accld Jagov Tanguay said that the man The Solution (o Problem ampscott, Mass, Consummation of the pact, in the opinion of Pres | dent Coolldge, would lay a broad | foundation for tybody . Tt was stated t no change in the v arms | ¢ chol; of | opin The policcman eaid that fleld | rnational confer- | the United States vou ! man Alfred 4 into | employes the m Eur r disarmament that the presi- initiating ® D posal, which thus X WHY? Because | fined to 1in ion ’9 they are so de= | definite suggestions from ents in o S 2 istration that it would subject © © liciously rich R EOG b v qualified o. inflavor:crispy whenever there a i elthood of its rry Ol Ve successful term - can tell at once plan fresh’every day SRR PYOPosal worth car YoUR car was built to de- liver many thousands of miles of transportation. You lose good money if you don't use them. For an automobile depreciates faster according to the years it has lived than the miles it has run. And interest on your invcsts ment and garage expense go on juct the same. Estimate cpreciation, Add > and interest costs, Include gas, oil and tire wear to cover, say, 60300 miies. Figure the cost per mile. Then meke a calculation on a 10,000- mile basis, You'll be surprised. You'll find your cost per mile approximately one-third lower on the higher mileage. You're getting more of your money's worth out of your car, The S Point Motor Fuel 1 Eesier Starting 2 Quicker Ficksp 3 Greater Power 4 Less Carbon 5 Marinim Miesge —they're fresh $hat Presioant ® every day at hopeful that an ference can be a Gipetlizes bide his time until ditions become as sta He realizes that 1 never will be another no good could com confer postpone action on the | ‘Washington government.. T Coolidge did not want to inject the armament question info the Dawes during this fo thought it inadui 3 while out of your d. Inten o iropean con one until t ch as to giye y relations. has s of th dent | remain on ed by public h iation and press hi | put in operation. He decided it| holding profession &t to holl his proposal { der city government m a foreman of a fon of this| by of the organiza -t transit May (' oml(‘mn Property To Make Corner Safe property Main a corner w READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED | ADS FOR RESULTS <nd you lsthesame 03 other monoy but the SERVICE wo give you s diffcrent from other Alittle more ftlendly A little mors human. Alittle more help(ul_ Call, write o ‘phope _Beneficial Loan %tlety SDAY DN —And to get the most out of the opera- tion of your car, keep your tank filled with Atlantic Gasoline. Any expert Atlantic W nothing tc will tell you that your motor will per- motor. . 1 . to pit your valves form better and require less attention No acids to cat the if fed consistently on one gasoline of Itisclean. Itis full-powered. Itisright GASOLINE PutsPepinYour Motor S WE CLOSE- e STORE metal of your motor or carburctor., N high, uniform quality. Thereisno finer detonating fuel ' ; 3 knocks to pound your motor fuel made than Atlantic Gasoline. motor's bearing. N rapid accumulation of carbon. - , v Nt : no admixture to en- for present-day motors and present-day Gy operating conditions. It never varies. is the original syno- nym Neverdisappoints. Alwaysdependable. motor fucls. ATLANTIC Thrifty Shoppers Will Find The Greatest Values a! The Big Store Coupon Sale of Fine Toilet Articles r cou I’()\ \| | B _1.()-[ I‘()‘\ e L 10c LUX © 23c PALMOLIVE ! ! Toilet Form I TALCUM ! [ | | | ? for 9C ) : 9C | i With this Coupon | With this Coupon only! mly ! 06 o s e e J L e [D'\ _____ J P s o e [~ coupon ; Combination U : Offer ! COUPONS Taroleum DON'T ' Shampoo | : Good Only On 1 and 1 MISS THESE WEDNESDAY | Quinne Hair GREAT | Dress ) July 29th | Regular $1.14. i VALUES Both | , for . 450 With this ; Coupon onl\' ! = Specials in Toflet Goods 25¢ Cuticura Medicinal B OA P , 1 7(: ......... 10¢ 50c Lady Mary Rouge ................ 194” ,,,,,, 3 .......... .. 29¢ ‘‘‘‘‘ 33¢ Ac Stork Castile Soap 50c Pompeian (reams P3¢ Tube Williams' Shaving Cream . 25‘1: 8¢ Package Rinso . 2 for 1 IC 30c Bottle “Carhona” (leaning Fluid 22C 10c Bottle Peroxide ..................... 7C BI( — ODD LOT (LEAR MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDR S UNDERWEAR Including \'usts. Pants, Shirts, Drawers ¢ Union Suits. Values (n 9¢ é Your choice Wednesday Morning On Sale I\mt Underwear De; m SPECIAL LOT MEN" S UNION SUITS Fine ribbed and porous mesh knit suits, ankle length. Regular 98 \‘ednosda\ Morning . Short sleeve, Hosiery Specnals 8 30A. M Until Noon Wed. 79¢ Women's Silk and Fibre Hose, in hlack. white twelve summer shades. Wednesday Morning . Children's S length English rib and pineapple knit in plain or fancy turnover cuff tops. 35e grade. \\odn(‘\ddv Morning ......... . pair 21 C Women's Sport Hose—I"ashionable w!nmd checks and sil ribbed sport hose. Reg. 98¢ grades 3 \\cdrw\dd\ Morning . . o 2 pair $1 OC 5 MEN'S BLU FV\\(PRI\ SHIRTS Full cut, large roomy shirts of fine quality blue chambra all made with two pnrl\vb . Each 5 7C Shirts worth 98c. S COTTON I'()\l EE PAJ \\l \\ and ME Sills frog trimmed in lavende ‘Y\(l‘ili S SOLID II ATHER BELTS \‘nnp -ons and buckle belts. Black and tan, The grades, ey 45 C Special lot Initial Belt Buckles. eiErade e e 45C “ CLEAN-UP SALE BOYS’ BETTER WASH SUITS All our better wash suits grouped in one lot for quick clearance. Many styles; all 3 Sizes 215 to 9. Values $1.49 to § $1 00 BOYS' BLOUSES Percale and Madras Blouses in sport and high neck stvle All neat anolnt and colors, Sizes 6 to 16, Value 79c. o 7C BOYS' COVERALLS Blue denim and khaki coveralls. Button front and bacl Plain or red \Hmnmd Round or square 67 C necks. Sizes 2 to 9. nlno\ EWr Wash Goods— 36-inch and 40-inch Fancy Voiles, all good patterns and colors. Values from 59¢ to 7hc. Wednesday .......... .. ' . Yard 39C 36-inch Stripe and Check Broadcloth, good range 49 C of colors. 69¢ value. Wednesday e vard 36-inch Radium Wash Silks, in checks and stripes, 75 fine colorings. 98¢ grade. Wednesday yard c 36-inch Colored Nainsook, in pink, blue, lavender, peacl vellow and white; fine for underwear. 25c grade. Wednesday ..... A A yard 1 7C 30-inch Plisse Crepe in plaine colors, extra fine 21 grade. 25c quality. Wednesday ........ yard C 36-inch Dress Percales in medium and light 16 colors. 2lc value, Wednesday .......... yard C STORE CLOSES WEDN Bloor:ers and ..... 25¢ 231000 2, $1.00 ort Socks Three- nunlm and seven-eighths 50 value. ....... lndlm 5 Qul. 00 WED\IESDAY MORNING SPECIALS STORE CLQSES X\EDNESDA) AT 121a P. AN 23158 R Dozens of Other Wednesday Morning Sale Items Through NewB) fain fiershe ./.,‘W ritain Ct. The Store A Npecial Clearance of 100 Fine Silk DRESSES some worth s ‘l‘f"v, e represented i this wonderful group. Sizes for misses and women. Women’s $4 and $5 Novelty PUMPS $2.89 Wednesday Your Choice Black and blonde satin; black velvet; patent colt ind tan calf Stej gore effects and straps. All heels and sizes to 8. See our window display — 1.000 Pair Just Received of Children's Hand Sewed Smoked Tl Sandals, 89 P 2 SRR REEEE Gatondos thnandes C ' 600 Pair of Boys' Best Grade Sneakers—extra hea\y sl tion soles, (Converse make). Lace to the toe and regul: S1Z¢ s to 6. White or brown. 98 Malue S1169 MWednesday v oo o S [§ 500 \,nrl- of Fine Ruffling in all colors. Extra wic widths, for panels or d trimming. 49 .......... ... yard 5 Value 89¢ yavd. ... short handle: in all col Value to &1.75 241 Novelty Underthe Arm & PouchBags See our window rh\pln\ — 100 Dozen Men's White and Blue Handkerchiefs—T.arge \‘vl‘l\u 1oe . i 6 o 25 Lllm 25 Dozen Ensemble and (ls’p(‘ De (hme \pnri Ties- New shades and all lengths 9 Value \’h. 5 G o O D 4 (1 ROMPERS, CREEPERS, OVERALLS Neat, serviceable g for little tots. A big assoi ment of styl SIvAR O ORI it e \ CLEARANCE OF 100 CHILDRED BEAUTIFUL DRESSES Worth up to $1.98 ortment of styles made. of dainty voile and fine ging . in big variety” of colors, in plain and faney pattern: \1/«‘\ 6 to 11 79 Specialitoiclose ou e e C Just 248 Beautiful $2and $3 Odd Dresses Grouped into one lot and sharply reduced for immediate clearance All stylish models for street wear, not aprons, and all made of fine quality materials. C ! Poplin, Freace linene, imported ginghams and novelties. All co . Women's sizes to 46. J RS R R SR S W 5 S R R 7 PA HADE UNDERSLIPS Lustrous sateen slips of good quality; colors, flesh, chid, honevdew and w \\‘\mnlv‘v‘. \\mu‘\;‘v. ............ 79\ FINE SILK UNDERSLIPS er ships of rayon and radium silk. Color. and otl er pas stel shades. o d Mi sizes. Worth §£2.49. . @1‘98 \li\l LTY CREPE GOWNS ht 2 " fine crepe in white and lig) 25 styles to select AR 88¢ A CLEAN-UP OF BEAUTIFU [A SILKR WA Women's ar autiful shades, rtment of color: - $1.98 00 We |1 \I\T\ BABY DRESSES White lawn ¢ n dre neatly trimn SALE l\l \Till T SUMMER DRES t Many be: wtif ful stules d colors “!\\'M"V $ 98 s up to 51 \\m'w‘f?". . . l Domestlcc vt Linen Huck Towels, in pink, blue and yel place for initial, These towels are and retail at 59¢ each, s ial at soaivss ORCR 29C 1 \m) \.nd\ Heavy Quality Brown Sheeting, 6-inch wide, 25¢ grade. Wednesday at, yard 17(‘ 30 Rolls Cotton (».:\h. linen finish, good for rollers v dish towels. 1215¢ quality. Wednesday at, yard One Case Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Pillow Cases, 15x 3% : \\_1(‘(“!‘n‘ 39 69¢ value. SRR C 10 Dozen Bleached Sheets—81x90 siz €, N0 seam, 89 good strong cotton. Our $1.39 grade. .... Each C Two Cases Turkish Towels, good sizes, white and colored \i"\dz\ heavy quality. 19 .......... . each ® C 3¢ grade. ..... s ssnuae 50 dozen I sasu L) HAdOLS ke sacs PRV IS1G B\ STO TN Ly AN d Si1:gt W

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