New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 2

MAGIC HOODOO POWDER Fleas, Roaches, etc, 25(: hox THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. Lice, Ants, These bafore fnventory—so Iovely garments we've re- duced them regardiess of cost to clear the now and profit hy our loss. SILK DRESSES $9.95 | All are smart affairs of tub silks, radlum and pretty figured printed eilke. All the ceason’s new shades are represented—they are just the sort of dresses you'll want from now on. And they're marked o low that we es Al to he sold ina few an dehoo: yours. 2 this week, Buy them Formerly ta $29.75. Special days. Come ORSFALL. 73 99 4sj[u.n Streei Hartford, “Jt Pags to Buy Our Kind” M\'FN T CHANGED PLANS ttalian Prople Wha Fapect tn Build Church Wil Meet to Disens Prosram That the ant Rayle propert e cause the build 4 o) minds, wled n re wa death i statement Fire Com a memlr Tha Hong on vicinity property mittee Wi Tt is & think the nar Japa nese (‘abinet Has 3/H ApPIT »“’0vv11r/[:v 72 Fifth Avenne. New HEAUAC”ES = Rrain Fa fr amination no FRANKt GOODWIN| - ight m eve alist 821 MAIN BT Phone 1903 {vepresent T | who seem ve la lus eaying that | peen fortheoming fallawing a report | | 11t | mar | Commerce | turers | asstet SAY G, OF G, WAS | MISREPRESENTED € \President and Secretary Deny Oposition fo Zaning That the situation haa hean mis ) is the Intimation of of- ficials of the Chamber of Commerne much disturbec made 1y following a statement city's chief ex the not running Mive 10ted | “Chamber of | the ety Commerce {5 The gtatement is alleged ta have cortain (o nf the to factn nh lat 7oning local These phases hava haen in the Herald statement maade | Gould n.on industries explained hepatofore Tollowing av by Mayar Ralph T the vester ssa, Secres ned ving apposition to the tary te zoning ardinancs turers or but that wonld apnrove particular in they now This merning Mr tar o on the parf of the tha Chamber of the manufac [ not Af the aetions Glieallont asilif stand : Gonld was asked | Weh e derclined (R thraugh Mr. Gould sald the Chamher of Cammerce been hut added that be vond that ha would make no publie statement at President Joseph R sa1d he did not fer) atatement “We wern sist and Mr. Gould was ealled In fial| help,” he eaid. Denying that tl.e chamber aver apposed the ardinance any part exeer o to in developing a eatistactory to evervhady gaid, “The Chamb: marce {8 a body of splendid men. together for sert statement. © ta make, statinz [ Later - misrepresented this time like making a |, asked fn a ar took tad or Ay inanee |, An of Com ATy draws, | willing ta stand tn assist in clty's | foe shoulder to shonlder in right for the Aning what interests “What's the nse af saving any thing.!” Mr. Andrews added, “The Chamher of Commerre was asked to t and Mr. Gon'd was ealled in That's all T have to say. T don't want ta get Intn any canfroversary.” BIBLE CLASS HIGHT AT 1 lMNVlLLE GMP GROY l!Db: Afars Than 100 Bihla Clacs Member Davis | Attend Seryiee e, Jolin ¥ and Rev, A Faylor Precent. |, s af b \ Bihle ¢ <t evening and participate annual k. B € nigh 1 catip gIounc thei Tha meon wer John 1. Da of this en tool wive vl cify < in charge of 1 .0 FRUIT GROWERS FINDING Noya Seotia Orehard Owners Report aneration has stabilized region, dress today before the conventon of Massachusetts frult growers in con- nen Valley apposing railroad ing faecilities fa Fing! | rresident he had s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 FRIDAY 1§ DAY SET FOR STRIKE Al England Watching Coal Mining Crisis London, July 29 (A —Whether the ceal mining Industry of the nation SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief LL "ANS 25¢ and 73¢ Packages Everywhers lh‘ to cease operations Friday night entalling unemployment for inore than a million miners, or whether the men will continue pending eftorts to devise new working ar- rangements is to be decided at a joint conference betweon the miners and mine owners today, Hope that the strike called for Saturday will be averted seems to be growing in view of the persistent unofficlal statements #hat the own- ers will glve favorable reply to Premier Baldwin's appeal that they withdraw their notices ending the present working agreement on July 31 Tha premier is to mest the miners’ | representatives this morning to dis- cuss with them the proposition |1aid before the omwners yesterday, (0-OPERATION DOES PAY | That Faperiment Fns Reen Snecess, Amberst, Mass, July 29 (P Co- growers va Scotia, | agriculture in that and had brought about het- arketing facilittes, improved of fruit and a e cost o oncral farn 0] | ohn N, ¢ )\'u-: e ,h’.""‘f:. fionnee ral Cooperative Organization of | irowers in the valley, said in an ad- | among frult Annapolis Valley, ot iy conference. This will he \W. (' Bridgeman, who has acted as intermediary in the prolonged efforfs to bring the | twa sides together for the drawing up of a new working agreemant to with “farm and | supersede the expiring Iriday at Massachusetts Agricultu- | pnign His has been a diftfeult Al College and it was only after repeated | Beginning A unit of eleven|gitampre that he succeeded in get- 18 years ago, the Annapolis|ying the miners to agres to meet the system mow has 58 local €0- | owners, for the workers' reprasen- operatives with a central overhead | atjves had insisted that the owners' organization, and an enrollment of | propasals for a longer working day 1500 members, By control of ware-|ang a 20 per cont reduction in hauses, chartering of steamships and | wages should A e rats nercases, the | Have Long Meeting operatives had improved market-| After their with he eald, while the pur- | micr Baldwin. the mine owners had organization saved the |a thyee hour meefing last night, but mers & per cent on flour and feed | no information was given et as to and two dollars per ton on fertilizer. | what decision they had made. A Much of the crop is ‘mar!.»‘hd in | Jarge section of public epinion hole nd that if the ewners do not withdraw presided over by neetion vk home s | task with canference Fre asing present he | reducton n | yaar ha will attend tha joint mine | agreement on July 31, the blame for a cessation of coal mining opera- tions will lle with them, The report of the government committea of inquiry into ths mis- ing situation, does not, as had been rumored, muggest a subsidy for the mines, 1t upholds the miners in thelr demands for a minimum wage agreement, but the eommittea he- lieves that the wage should be de- termind by negotiationa Althongh the roport reading he- tween the lines, shows sympathy with the miners {t describes the crisls as a common calamity not | promarily due to the fauit of either party. With regard to this report, the | london Times says that jt mukes it impossible for the owners to main- taln the ground on which they hith erto have taken a stand, and that if they are wise they will withdraw the |presant proposals with good will |This view was the support of other quarters which are not committed to exclusive upholding of the side, Notwithstanding the hapeful indi- eations, Premier Baldwin regardg the position as still so uncertain that he has asked all the ministers to cancel out of town engagements and hold themselves ready to attend a cabinet meeting at any hour, Even if an immediate stoppage of work is {avoided, by the decisions of today's conference, it I8 in no wise centain [that an agreement will come out of the negotiations which are to follow. ; A J. Cook, secretary of fhe Min- |ers' Federation, when leaving Paris yesterday after attending the coun- |eil of the Miners' International, de- |clared that a steppage in the Brit |igh eoal mines seemed land it it did not it would come a week or [1ater tortnig | British q by miners ars greatly heart Miners International ‘(o undertake inter [ national action™ {n the event of the | Britieh mins owners “putiidy |menaces aganst the minars into ex Ansust 1. They a decizsion 10 ene the dacision af tha then eention on pret this as [produetion so as inter restrict | inter tish against the to prevent |ferences with action hy the {miners in their fight lowners, ATTENDS REONIN | ————— Coolldge Today Devotes His Attention To Outing of Repub- Heans in Massachusctts Swampecott, Mass., Jnly 20 (P with old friends at an out. here of Essex county re- publicans engaged President Coo. e's attention today fo the exclu- ian of other business. While indicating that he would not Jeliver a the president had t word that he wonld be on hand 5 minale with the erowd and ex- ange greetings with those in at- paance, many of them friends and ¢ in the days when part in Massachu- {15 politics and was governor of the nion ing near sperch, The rone of the gel-tagelher was acco. about 20 miles by | White Flssex the participants repre- this section of ater from Court, hiel nied comprises I he a hand president infended ngements had by Senator ad of Massac Senator n of Tlinois i1 Governer Fuller ot had fent o frew Massachuseits invited his lieuse ehile in 1his sen heen by nest Lhite Conrl Tocality. for Per(ect flavonng paetries. s and fesereams, Tinest quality at lowest prices. \71'3/ BAKER'S who won second award, In a beauty contest held at Coney Island, N. Miss Coney Island in the Atlantic City Beauty pageant. Miss Kathryn Ray, The Fairest Flower on Island Left miners' | inevitable, | this week | ht | Miss Kathryn Ray the winner, and Miss Margaret Young, third. CLASH IN MEXICO Students From Two Seminaries in . Fight With Police In City Gaudalajara, Mexico City, July 28 (&) — Des- patehes from Gaudalajara, state of Jallsco, report that a disturbance fook place in the main plaza of the city at noon yesterday, the crowds protesting against the incidents of the previous night, from two seminaries clashed with mounted police, Shots were fired in today's rioting, but there were no cagualties, The authorities have or lered that the,seminaries be closed constitution | two students wers serlously wound ed; that when the pelies attempted to carry to make the ctudents buildings, the out orders abandon anthorit ald sehonl urged the students fhat the the crowds against the police Zuno of Jalisco says that &s accounts of the cl vgreatly exaggerated. o Governor thepy been AMOTORS KILYL 150 1IN NEW YORK scord for June Shows 08 We Pedestrian 0 Are Injured Albany, N. Y., July 20 (P —Acci- darts vehictes cansed the death of 150 persons dur- June in New York state, Motor Vehicla Commis r Hartnett Doiicedl Inst T i number 82 R invalving ‘motor an- izht compares with 136 in May April and 30 in Mareh, Ninoty-six of 59 of whom w® | dren under 13 years of ag e number infured in | during June was 5,360, the comm as compared with 4.4 2,06 those kitled pedestrians, eloner said, in May pedest the tnjnred nd 1,421 v | etow the age of & ere ehildrer | An eficer in the | who cannot is | “kiwi,” after the N with undeveloped army air corps nicknamed a wings. AT, was chosen to be to right: Miss Marcella Miller, of | when students | hecause of violation of the Mexlcan | | The report of the affair Monday night were that three policemen and | students fired upon the officers, and I were ers chil-| recidenta | land bird | BOY BADLY STUNG BY HORNELS Uittle Falls, N. J., July 29—Bruce Belding, d-year-old son of James Belding, was playing in a vacant lot In the rear of his home here yes- ferday with several other boys, all Larefool, when he stepped 1 hole and was stung so badly yellow jackets that his mother, into a| who heard hig ms, had to roll him on the ground while she beat off the hornets with her apron. She was stung several times. The boy was treated by a physician and will recover. READ THE HERALD CLASSIFLED ADS FOR RESULTS Keep at the Pesky Fly Sereen Doors Window Screens Screen Cloth The Famous “Flyosan” v The Handy Hardware Stor € ‘F TTCJ'I S oy, TR S Sna New, Different, AT o= Designers. CITY. HALL PICADILY PICCADILLY Individual Summer Silks in Foulard Motifs, which reflect the Spring mode as a mountain lake portrays the sky line. They truly depict the skill of England’s foremost Cravat Constructed Entirely by Hand And To-morrow You Will Know! Attfiend» Our Opening Friday For Details SEE OUR BIG ANNOUNCEMENT in This Paper To-morrow