New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 3

ITALIAN FINANCE EXPERTS HOPEFUL Yery Optimistic Abont Funding Debt to 0. §. Rome, Aug. 19 (P—Optimism over the ultimate success of the coming negotiations at Washington looking toward the funding of Italy's war debt to the United States has been enhanced in Rome by the news of the agreement reached for the fund- ing of the Belgian debt to America. Considerable credence is given here to a suggestion from an author- ftative source that some of the larger principles of the Dawes plan, as ap- plied to'German reparations pay- ments may also be applied in the set- tlement of Italy's debt. It is pointed dut that the first thing to be done is equitably to appraise Italy's capacity to pay and then to establish annual amounts in strict accordance with this capacity. 1t {8 also authoritatively suggest- ¢4 that in order to help Italy meet these payments without injury to her national economic lite generous loans of American capital ghould be aftorded2 for the donble purpose of stabilizing the Itallan currency and 28 a healthy tonic to her industry. Reports continue to clrculate re- garding an impending loan of con- siderable proportions by American financiers, and while in government circles attempts are made to dis- courage such reports there has bsen no officlal denial of them. 1t i general opinion that the go ment wishes to avoid any premature announcement for political reasons, Giacomo De Martino, Ita bassador to the United States, continuing an intensive round conferences with government offi- elals. The ambassador spent most of v with Count Volpi, minister of finance, e ning documents eon- carning Ttaly's economic and finan cial aftuation ROMANTIG MISS BARER 1S 601N T0 EUROPE And Count Brofidar Teuriteh, Once Her Sweetheart, Is On Same Boat New Tork, Aug 13 (P—Miss Mary Landon Baker, Cl four times dese Allister mick, virtually at the altar, is sal- ing for Europe with her mother on the llner Aquitania. Count Broji- dar Pouritch, Serbian nobleman also residing In Chicago, who has been paving much attention to Miss Rak- er is also ahoard Miss Baker, count 3 who cCor- her mother and the reports of the Iliner stcamed out last night. The eount, Wwho first posed as a physiclan, was 2sked In his eabin ‘Tt is true that vou and Mies Rak. er are engaged” “That might have been twn vears ago." he replied, “but now it s all of Connt Puriteh profeseed Iznorance ously denied an enzagement before that Miss Balker and her mother was | sailing on the rame ship, but when th arrived, directed stewards to | place thelr baggage In a guite re served for them and later made din ner reservations for all three, I pesitively deny that we going abroad together or that w are engaged,” Miss Tt was ghout tro the much-e er sald agn when girl re- rears ged enclet turned from TFurope, saying that she was through with Mr. McCormick #that ehe would never marry him vear before that he tee Insict at ster flat he wonld not dis rpoint him 1in o wedding troussoau. re sailed for after Twice more and her changed ied sh Troops Are Being Against Riffians Aug. 17 (BThe indertaken The Freneh ous tribesmen fe bef mith fresh troay ber and well are mecting tinn than 'n at Onezzan, w nost v gement Both the finns form he |forces are driven into a region where - |the GAILLAUX THINKS are | leaving | NEW DRIVE AGAINST RIFFS OVER BIG AREA Latest Advance Is Expected To Clear Away Many Hundred Square Miles, Paris, Aug. 19 (M—The largs scala operation now proceeding against the rebel tribesmen between Taza and Ouezzan, in French Morocco, is expected to clear many hundred square miles of territory with few if any French casualties, It is explained that the French command now has at its disposal sufficlent forces to employ what is known as the “lyautey method," which the marshal employed with such continuing success for years against the belligerent tribes in Southern Moroceo. This plan consists of walting until relatively powerful forces are as-| sembled and then advancing along a | wide front, methodically clearing out the country. The tribesmen, aware of the frresistible numbers opposing them are not inclined to make a stand anywhere. Sixteen thousand infantry are em- ployed 3= the present movement, the artillery and eavalry accompanving them bringing the total to upwards of 20,000, When the advance reaches pre- determined limits the columns will halt and rest in preparation for an- other forward operation, meanwhile adequately arranging to defend the territory they have occupied At the same time similar advances will be made along other parts of the front until Abd-El-Krim's Rifftan last stand or sua for peace chief must make his HE WL ATTEND French Finance Minister Plans | to Come fo T, §. Paris, Aug. 13 (M—Finance Min- | ister Callaux announced at an Anglo- American press lun would In all probability go to the United States and that if he does it will bs to con today he || “settle this unhappy | |8 question of debts M. Callaux s leaving for Fngland on Sunday. “If you want tn know | what T am going to do in England | come along with me'" he told the newspapermen, was ‘“leaving with a sincere desire t0 settle these war debts, bacause the fats of civilization depends upon concord among the western powers."” Going in this spirlt, he satd, he hoped to return completaly su ful, The financa very briaf s- \ minfster's talk -,_,i He made no referance the United States, although it known that he has been r"“rmn!n:‘ |the Belglan agreement as a basts, | Satistaction over tha Belglan eef (s glan set- nt was axpressed by a spolke man at the forefgn office this morn. | ing. | China lntend: to F Blmz | Up Question of Tariff | Peking, China, Aug tations sent hy the Peking govern. | Dt to the interested powers for 3 Chinese customs conference to he held here beginning show that China intends fo raise the question of tariff autonomy at meeting. “Tt may be recalled,” tions eay | October 95 | the invita- “that on January 5 (13 at the 17th meeting on Pacific ar f=r Eastern questions at the Wa ington conference the Chinese ation declared bringing up sh- | dele- | their intention of | again the question of | for consideration on all appropriafe | occasions in the futnre “In pursuance aration, the of the above dec. | ROvVernment Proposss that the question also be brought up | |at the forthcoming e will pe ! nferenc expects some arra nent tarift restrie tions hitherta imposed upen China." made to remove the 2 French Reply to Latest (erman Note Is Ready | Paris Au 19 (A —The Fre Berlin has been i foreign office to ask of the German foreign v the He added that he ||§ to the funding of Belglum's debt .,,i i completion of his instructions to the || B French debt misston until he had ||§ 19 @—1n- the ||} restoring China her tariff autonomy | |B Middies Sizes NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1925, Come and See How Far 69¢ Will Go at This Wonder ful Sale — Bring Your Friends and Neighbors — Saturday spells Final to our Great Clean Sweep Sale—Thursday and Friday 69¢ Days. The most drastic reductions have been made. same as double that amount. DRESSES Suitable for home or street 69c THE UNDERWEAR SECTION WILL BE CROWDED WITH 69c BARGAINS SILK DRESSES One large table of Muslin Underwear, Gowns, Bloomers, Slips, Envelope "‘hanu:u_.ndd lots, Special value to $1.59, FU OOMERS and STEP.INS Fine quality heavy Crepe de Chin Chemise and Step-ing, $ 1 69 odd lots. ... . Values to $2.98. AI] new pastel shades and all sizes, P- pme (:oum nf the finest quality, heay- tifully trimmed with fine quality laces ] e 0dd Iots 1 »69 Some worth to 23,49 69¢ "3 .. 69¢ Specinl Lot Women's Silk Vests honevder and eky: $1.00 grade Women's Silk Licle Vestz, vary fine quality bodice and tube tops, in all =i Pink, white s, 43¢ g,gfu Tailored Overblouses in dimities and linane, in all the Overblouses Whlte In erepe de chine, fricosham and printed silks; va newest styles and role combina ues to $6.50, s p tions. &1 Value 81.00 69¢ 16 to 42 Tomorrow 51,69, Sizes to 48 For quick dis posal 69¢ All sizes Just for the Kiddies Special for Infants ONE GOOD QUALITY DRESS Trimmed with fine lace and beautiful- Iy embroidered—value ONE LACE TRIMMED SLIP—value 39c. Both Children’s Sizes Children’s Rompol Sy (leepors—- B Sizes 1 to 4; value Boys' White Wash -\lllfS.— Sizes 2 to 5: value to $1.2 Dresses for Little Girls— Sizes 7 to 10; value to $1.29. . New Britains Shopping Center nTI“ THE wymm e 380 T 386 MuinS/. / f/om for vergbody: Women, This Is Final! Be here by all means. Just some of our Odd Lots Features. 39JORE Ac.. BritainCr Dainty Summer Frocks MUST GO AT ONLY A SMALL F FACTION OF COST 310 SILK DRESSES Just an odd lot of Ladies’ Silk that merly sold up to e We have marked our entire Hosi disposal prices. here. Limited quantity, so we will sell one dress to each customer, Values to $4.98 Boys’ Wash Suits Al to & Scarfs 69c Theee suits are beautifully and trim 1 knvvvrfl] Y. med well Our regniar 8142 2% value Boys' Better Wash Suits This lot Ineludes Tn the best gra of 2 shipment ust received in all the nawest styles and colors. Bought to sell for 32,42 Tor quick disposal $1.69 Boys' Sport stripes Sizes 6 | Tadies and i Tweed and Linen Knickers $2.69 Ladies' and Miss All gizes. Value to All sizes Value to $3.98 House and Street Dresses Men's Summer Union Suits—Rig clearance lot nainsooks, lisle and ribs; sleeveless, knee hort, sleeves, ankle ; value to $1.00 ~Wide leather and 1.00 grade Men's Sport Belts faney silk Belts 69¢ MEN'S TIES Our complete range of men's beautiful Ties in all the newest pat- terns, Our 69c 69¢ (learance of Men's Shirts Neckband 69 neat designs, s ta 17; 31.00 to 31.45 grades Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers—n0e grade Men's Hose, splif ;n\m blac l\ and 4 pairs reg. 25¢ grade for “Fruit of the Loom” Uniforms $1.69 The finest uni forms made; for manieur- \sts, hair dressers. brown eotton; Men’s and Women's Lisle Hose Blouses percale in and plain Sy it Gur for $1.95 to reg. prices. ta 16 $2.42 You'll Find Many a Pleasant Surprise in OUR BIG HOSIERY DEPT. Come and see for awaits you. r—— Women's Thread Silk and Fibre Hose Black, white and 20 sum- mer shades; value $1.00, 69c¢ 'y stock down to quick Space does not permit us to print them vourself, A pleasant surprise 59c Women's Silk Lisle Hose he new waffle stitch; knit in white and six summer chades A0e grade 2 69 for GOOD-BYE! Ladies’ Summer Hats at 69c¢ Choice of one large ALL OF OUR Rilks, Combinations Value to §10.00 Our New Fall Velvets Including “The Pirate” Models Straws, table. 69° 69c will do the / i Better Rompm: of fine qmlm ,mplm 4lmnlna‘ ot crepe and dimity; $1 69 . | minister today for presentation [the French reply {man re intended, the ground form a b bility of 1 th the Tt Strong ne f2blished o srengthen th logthoilntest Gen value §2.50........... e, T ey VR L ST SRR AN T ity henc | Savings on Toiiet Goods fast color novelty hanc.e 50c bottle Listerine. Special | Umbrellas 2 .69c and #9c Combination offer for 5 men—one 30c Eier Ready Hall Cabinet Razor, one 85 package blades, one tube of Palmolive Cold 69 Cream. Complete c 10c Lux Toilet Soap. Special 10 e 69¢ £1.00 Tre-Jur and Roncilla Comparts 69c¢ Special Fow- 8100 Box Vivi 69¢ der Palmolive Cold joinder on the security pact | Value to $5.00. All new These instructions were sent upon | Fall ehades and|shapes. receipt by cign Minfster Briand | One Al of both the Halian | governments. to whom 742 Pairs of ~ PUMPS AND OXFORDS Thursday I 000 2r08s 0dd Lot of Brassieres and Bandeauxs Qur regular 69c. grade 4 te 69C zes 32 to 46 SAVINGS ON NOTIONS Laura Hair Nets All eolors: 1215¢ value. 7w 69c Silk Lingerie Ribbon In pink, whi \h\.mu and -vard piec 69 c ONT Crochet Cotton All ecolors 10 % 69¢ for Silk Buttonhole Looping All colors. 69c yards 1.1b. Box of Dressmak- for ers’ Pins—Ex- 69C tra strong 1-Inch Al Silk Braids- All colors; 1215¢ grade vards 69 C for handles; 69c 10 Dozen Women's Fast Color Imported ‘Export.’c I'Aml\:iag to All | | Radio Amateurs For Help | Fatent, tan, satin, suede and man) tions, all heels, all sizes 3 pairs of Girls’ Nov- elty Pumps, strap and and gore effects, patent, tan and combinations, sizes. to 2; value .. $1.69 Thursday Spec la\ Chicago, Aug. 19 (A—Every ama- | — teur radio transmitting laboratory from w | may be expected | president ¢ (Girls' Sneak brown, mn< ol and Pumps, white or first quality to 2 "ag o Sneak Hans Wagner Now SO Entering a New Game | | i A b Radio Relav nual bang SECH Pltebur 69c¢ BARGAINS IN DOMESTICS 36-Inch Brown Sheeting, good 6 . 69C firm quality; 19¢ value. {5x36 Lace Trimmed and Embroidered Pillow Cases 69c St $2.69 | 2 s 69c 227 69¢ quality, fl‘vrn] BARGAINS IN WASH GOODS 36-Inch Nainsook in assorted cheks, vds. o oy i i 1 69C 36-Inch Fancy Cretonne—All new fine colorings: 39¢ for heavy 1 £ Mor 09C 4 69c 11 colors: 25¢ value for 69 patterns, : C 50 Dozen Turkish Towels— vds, 7't 69¢ Gloria Umbrellas With ten sturdy ribs and novelty handles, ~.;my1 vorder; value to Cheam { In these £t future of Bath Thursda 2causs of t e a very Spectal 500 2-inch e < lot is limited, so be amate Jar here early. One Table Full of Our Regular §$1.00 Corsets style and every " 69c Thursday.... grade washable; Good WOULD CTRT AL, SALOONS 36-Inch Fibre Silks in fancy checks and 69 g color borders; for stripes, fine colors, 98¢ value. Yard 10-Inch Dress Voiles in a large range vds, 21/2 A9¢ value 69 36-Inch Fine Grade Long Cloth—A G vds, 69c fo of patterns and colors; 59¢ grade for 36-Inch Stripe Broadcloth, all Hw latest vds. colors: 49¢ value for very soft finish: 26¢ value 32-Inch Bate Dress Ginghams in 18-Inch Roller Crash—Can be used for dish towels: 121,¢ value yds. checks, all colors; 23¢ grade. . for gize nder. Further surs are also proposed were ®aid Lowell have originated in