New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 15

Second Section DEBT FUNDINGIS NOW BIG SUBJECT 10 Billion Dollars Sill Are Owed U. §. I | Washington, Aug. T (A—With| early negotfations looking to the funding of the bulk of the remain- ing 12 billlon dollars of unfunded debt now a definite prospect, the Amerlcan debt commission s ready to conslder first the conditions of | repayment of Belglum's share of | this total amounting roundly to| $450,000,000, Preliminary to opening negotia- | tions for this purpose with the Rel- | glan debt commission here Monday, American commission at its | session yesterday in el , gave some study to "\a =Ivunmn as to Belglum's ca-| pacity to pay although forming no concluslons until it has heard in rore retail on the question from the Belgian commission ltself, i While no concrete proposals are expected to develop for several days after the negotlations get under way | there 1s every indication of a dis- position to accommodate the terms b of settlement to Belgium's capacl! to pay which would mean mof liberal terms than Great Britain agreed to in funding her debt. |’ Should the Relglans however suggest | » separation of Relgian’s war and —war debt to th s by re- calling the Versaill pro- tsion under which any agreed | to assume the f. her such a pla it is certain will not entertained Members of the American com- mission are now informed of H’Vfl. progress made toward the other | debtor nations, all of whom, except | Russia and Armenia now b approached on the question, SR O G T S into session vesterday that TFrance purposed to send a debt eommis- <ion here mext month. With an early resumption of the negotfations | with Ttaly also expected a funding cottlement with these two nations and Belgium would place under re- payment oximately ten billion dallars of the present total of 12 hillions of unfunded foreign debt. LAUDU S, GIRL French Press, Which Tgnored Mile, heity vf\r,, Sfon Week Ago, Gives Much Space | \ To Amerlcan Swimmer, Parls, Aug. 7 (P=In striking con- | trast to thelr treatment of the | Frencl woman, Mile, Sion when she | made her uneuceessful attempt to swim the English channel early this | week, the French newspapers are showing great interest in Miss Ger- | “The Store Imade by Enric | gentina when h {ents home in Greenwi TOMIKOWSKI & DAWSON trude Ederle, the New York girl who Is planning to swim across the wat- erway. There were many {mportant {morning newspapers that did not even record the plucky attempt of Mile. lon when she was forced to abandon when less than two miles from the goal. The majority of the papers hard- ly printed a line before the event and after it occurred they dismissed it as briefly as possible. On the other “h{u\ri. much spaco s being given to the plans and = prospects of Miss Ederle, who 1s welcomed by the sporting journals as the “only com- petitor really possessing qualities requisita for the explolt being several |/ classes above those who have at- tempted or succeeded in it."” The ability of the American girl to use the crawl stroke and the lat- |est methods of swimming instead of |being limited to the breast stroke, is |explained to the readers as glving her speed without the chance of fatigue. This leads the writera to the prophecy that she will succeel v in her first attempt and will beat the record time of 16 ours 23 minutes rabocehi of Ar- am from Callas to Dover in Augu WEALTHY GIRL TO WED | 1sabel Rockefeller Will Become Wife of Greenwich Man, New York, Aug. 7 (A—Miss Tsabel [ Rockefeller, daughter of ons of America's wealthiest families and t Columbla uni« reity 1s to wed Frederick W. I Jr., of Greenwich, € The wedding will be illiance between the Rockefeller and Lincoln families, It will take place in“Chirist church, Greenwich Miss Rockefeller fs the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Percy 4. Ro r, a grandniece of John T, nd granddaughter of t s Stillman, president for many ars of the National City bank, Mr, [Lincoln f¢ a Princeton graduate. Willlam A. Rockefeller, a cousin ‘fv! Miss Rockefeller was married to Miss Florence |Frederick in Fe sister , 1918, of The i engagement of Miss Rockefeller and Mr. Lincoln was announced June 3. Miss Rockef summer at Owenoke Farm, her pare eller fs spending the ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED New Hampshire Girl Is to Wed Former Irish Statcsman. T.ondon, Aug. 7 (A—The eng: announced here of aughter of General ,\Uyrfl of Exeter, N. H., to Erskine ers, son of Lieutepant Com- | mander ¥rskine Childers, the Iris | rfwmm"m leader who was execnted | by the Trish Free State at Dublin on Nov. 24,,1922 after he v‘m\\iflr‘d of - treason by court- mo an aviator in the British naval fly- Ing forces, was generally regarc ded | right-hand man of T'nnmn as the | De Valera, leader of the publicans. Trish re- For You” $30.00 | $32.50 \- Now .... $35.00 / $37.50 { Now .... $40.00 \ $4250 | Now .... . 4500 | Kirschbaum Clothes Balleymullens and Kirkshire Worsteds 100% Vi, These Reductions Speak For Themseh es gin Wool $24.50 """ $34.50 STRAW HATS— Values to $4.00 $l 00 HOSE 75¢ value 49c Men's I< ancy | Fibre SILK HOSE 40c value for Men’s Athletic UNION SUITS $1.00 value 79c¢ MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Attached an BEST VALUE Plain and Fancy Colors; Collar Pairs $1 Men's NECKWEAR $1.00 value 35¢ $225 d Neckband ANYWHERE ! MEN'S TROUSERS 361 MAIN ST. AND KNICKERS TOMIKOWSKI & DAWSON REDUCED 20% OPP. MYRTLE had been | ‘etder Erskine Childers, fa- a novelist and at one time fiofi’ CONNECTICUT , FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925, NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, Pages 15 to 28 ‘ 'COMPELLED TO DISPOSE OF OUR SUMMER August Price size. August Price Price pound roll. package. August Price 11 oz. hottle. WOMEN'S WHITE Canvas Shoes ahout 200 59¢ Good styles; pairs Oxfords. August Price. .. Play Sultc Extraordinary values: eral styles. August Price sev. 35¢ ALKYHOL—For rubbing, 16 oz Bay State 2000 Sheet TOILET TISSUE. August Pl‘ic“ RINSO-—Saturday August CITRATE OF MAGNES . August Price ....... D 0 € T ) T Summer Merchandlse Sacrulced OUR USUAL LOW PRICES DRASTICALLY CUT TO CLEAR OUR STOCKROOMS EACH DAY FINDS NEW FALL GOODS ARRIVING, SO WE ARE MERCHANDISE IMMEDIATELY EVERYTHING IN STRICTLY SUMMER GOODS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS e 1) . O Some Examples From Our Drug Dept. BATH SPRAY SPECIAL—Good Rubber Bath Sprays, 79¢ value. 50c 45¢ /2(: ABSORBENT COTTON—Full August Price EPSOM SALTS—Full pound Wrapping lankets Extraordinary Special, each BOYS' 12V Khaki Pants The balance of stock; 59¢. value. August Price. .. "ROLLO SOCKS For women; pure thread and silk Rayon i plain silks, in all colors; also fancy tops. August Price 55¢ Pair Women’s Silk Hose Full Fashioned and Klocked Hose; not all i $1.95. August Price $100 ALLEN A CHIFFON A wonderful hose in all colors ¢ regularly sold at $1.00. August Price 7/8 FIBRE Silk Socks Fine dropstitchd to toe; in full Jacquard top: colors. 3 9 c Play Oxfords | | | | | | ! i colors and sizes but values to | | | | | | | i August Price ............... in all | The kind we sold thousands | of this season; extraordi- nary value. 89 c August Price, pair August Price 49¢c. August Price regularly 49c. | ed: size 17x27. | Colorfast yard wide prints; August Price. HOSE and sizes; Pair 85C INFANTS' summer 33c¢ Bonnets and Hats Cute styles: in many colors, 98¢, 69¢c also white; August Price regular Turkish Towels First quality; fully ble Saturday...... 15¢ Normandie Voiles 800 vds. Balance of season's assortment of patterns; regularly stock in good 25¢ Yankee Prints yd. 298 ach- i - o < ) T | - Long Cloth A new case just received; nice soft finish, 36 inches wide; regular 19¢ value. Oaklte Cleanser For general housecleaning, clothes washing, window cleaning, linoleums, wash howls and bath tubs, etc.: will not injure skin 15r or fahrie. Sat. . Boys' Sleepers Made of muslin: white and celors: all sizes; values to 79c. August Price. 39C | MEN'S Handkerchiefs Full size, soft wmaterial. Saturday, 6r 3 25C Special . . Golf Socks Far the young miss or boy 14 to 17 years; we lnw them here; fine lisle, Jac- quard top: $1.00 .1hu' August Price, 79c | pair g . ) . 1 i | ] [ | [ 1 I ] i I i | ! i Niblicks. On Sale Just received 200 more of the famous “Lincoln Park” Drivers, Brassies, Midirons, Mashies, Puttees and Some Extraordinary ! News Again! Especially for Men GOLF CLUBS Spoons, $100: -.._---__...----.._.-‘--_..-.._.. LITTLE TOTS' Wash Hats of white pique, rvepp and linenes; all styles; regular 98¢ August Price 25C Infants’ Dresses Made of fine nainsook, lace WOMEN'S ATHLETIC Union Suits Fine crossbar also plain nainsooks; nainsook, well made; regular $1.00 suit. August Price i e 69(: Canning Racks trimmed: sizes 6 months to Made of good grade re- 2 years; regular 59c. tinned wire; will not rust: August hold eight jars. Brices s 29 C Saturday 3 5 C i:--»-- ----,---»-- e l | | ' Women’s Apron Dresses | ] | | The newest styles in novelty fabrics; : | " made for all year wear. ; Aungust PaCeE ol e e 88(: : | | i . ) i | Children’s School Dresses | ‘ Gingham and Novelties; sizes ! : to 11 AugnstPrice . asve v 88( : “UNIVERSAL" Jar Sealer Made of pressed steel nickel plated; self-adjusting and cannot get out of order: for small and large fruit jars, jelly glasses or any screw top con- 15(: tainer. Saturday GOOD LUCK Jar Rings Saturday 3 for 13C Parawax The perfect sealing agent. one-lb. size 8¢ —— G o - - - - ] ] Iy A Few Samples From Our Notion Sectlon | GUM RUBBER SANITARY August Price STEP-INS. L] | | | | 3 | De Long SAFETY PINS, nickel plated, | yust proof, guarded coil, assmted | on card. August Price ........ | Whittemore’s QUICK WHITE JR. : for cleaning white shoes. August Price i TWINK DYE FLAKES— i | | | | | | | ] August Price Rustproof SNAP EASTE‘VERS black and white. August Price, card SUIT HANGERS — Shaped shoulders, with cross har for skirt or trousers. August Price LIQUID VEN \u;:ust Price .... N0 WOMEN’S Extra Size Vests Fine stitch, extra sized to | 16, full length and roomy bodice and shoulder top style. 25c August Price. Chalhes Now is the time for hlan- ket covering; wide variety of patterns. August Price, yd. 15¢ checks and August Price RAYON quality. August Price . . . . 5, ALUMINUM Colanders Made of heavy grade stock with three substantial legs; extra large size. 69c Saturday Tennis Shoes Boys', Youths', Men's; our Packed under the most san- o\n.mmm ary S1.00 values. itary conditions; 100 in August package. 7 Price, pair. ... 89C Saturday...... C —— s Women's to fit to size 50. August Price proof, all sizes. August Price : ,FR—i 0z size 1 7C e | o - - ) 1) 1”1 0 o) Men’s Novelty RAYON SILK HOSE A specially fmtunate pu1chase. novelty Men’s Plain SILK HOSE All colors and sizes; extra good August Price MEN’S BEACON HosE The old reliable split foot hose. ................. Pr. U ) Extra Size Gowns Made of quality cambric, plain tailored model in white, honey, blue and orchid; sizes Women’s Slips White muslin of good quality shadow- Rayon Silk Vests Vests of better quality, good full cut, all wanted colors such as white, honey, j nile, maize, orchid. August Price. . G ,---_..--..Q R, m Zlcg ' B¢ 1c 5¢ | le 5¢ -ty | § | CHILDREN'S Waist Suits Pyramid Knit Suits, the well-known make; will wear and wash well August BriceitN el e 35C Step-Ins Better kind Step-ins of crepe, voiles and silk mulls in plain and fancy weaves; lace trimmed. 69c August Price. .. . 19¢ fam—y ({o] (s “UNIVERSAL” 7 Vacuum Bottles Black japanned with alum- inum cap and shoulder. 1-pint size, Saturday...... 79 C Paper Napkins 59c¢ 69¢ i [)