New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1925, Page 11

UDICALS' FUND NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TRIDAY, SEPTEMDER 25 in the rallroad club yesterday and approved the action of the Eculu}Al MIN 0 committee In its negotiations in At- ] lantie City prior to the break | August 4 and voted to decline any not provide The commiralon’s action In mak- ing publiec the compluint and an- swer simultaneously was In accord anco with its new poliey to hold back publication of charges until , 1025, GRONS RAPIDLY Have Made More Than Million t in Wall Street —— New York, Sept, 25 (P—Radical organizations, recelving assistance from a fund created by Charles Gar- land of North Carver, Mass, ‘“to fl;ht capitallsm,” have made more ¢ than $1,000,000 in Wall street in the | last two years. settlement that doce for arbitration of all gricvances and contlnuous operation of the mines pending the making of nd% wage agreements. “We w m peace in the {ndustry the respondent could file a reply. Search Boston H.nbor For Supposed Victim Boston, Sept. 25 (A)—Under the FORMALLY ACCUSER (Said to Have Violated Ters of comn‘l!(lm as he left the meeting, PRSI ——— | harbor for the body of a man he The operators will continue thelr | ashington, Sept. 25 (P—Coples | lleved to have been thrown from the polley of “watchful waiting"” they | o¢ a complaint charging the Alum. | VPATL In & holdup or & bootleggers sald that ultima y an offer to re- | Sie quarrel. sume negotlations is expected from | UM Company of America, with| Three men who clatmed to have practices in violation of the Clay-| the\United Mine’ Worliers.. Aean witnessed a. fight on the whart sum time no effort will be made to 18- ton act, which prohibits unlawful |moned the police, One witness said the Crawford restraints and monopolfes open the mines, he saw three men strugglin, d one Range. ; ¥ ate afte 5 ™ V The American fund for public | made publlc by the federal of them fell into the water after ¢ We commission along with the service has i d f $800,000 ) | recelving a blow. The other wit- 800,006, Morris L. B \HELD WITHCUT BONDS Paiys Sawer, e 4 to $1,500,000, Morris L, Ernst, coun- | nesses sald they heard the splash of sel for the foundation, revealed to ON MURDER GH[\R(‘E“ The specifio charges were that 1”" body in the water followed by a i ARYLY | the company has been and s sell- | 0o took part in the search whicl ing its products to day, despite the fact that $500,000 call for help. “Harbor and land po- }c‘:f ::;:nf;:;:,\:.“:ir;op‘.fi;\l@.m;]‘,21 manufacturers | a¢ midnight had been without re e ¢ our securities o at a price lower than that accorded | g : or?’o 00 our & r Hv jobbers; that it 1s sceking a mon- | “‘1 ue 2,0 t0 pr; con\ ;1 two years, opoly of the aluminum sand cast- T E"l‘t']", or ings industry of this country; and ;’\,‘;I::& ;a“‘:(“:,;mf‘imr‘:““ l'n ::«‘- m, that 1t is seeking a monopoly of | Ha 4100078 AnEral it e ”‘N p i aluminum raw materfal and alum- | By Zod LAl Waukegan, 1IL, 25 (Ph—{inum fabricated and alloy prod- radicals are conservative when it Recomme " % Arthur Holt comes to handling money on a lar ; | Each complaint was dented specl- | “a!;i: Norman Thomas, sociallst can- fically by the company with an ex- AR e or iy vorie Aot e planation in one instance admitting fund’'s success in making mone that it sometimes pays higher WallWetraatiuatons ot (ha Fiontest 5 | prices for certaln qualities of scrap J6ksk Of the seadas. 3 aluminum than it costs the com- Tt {n s, Joke on us,” he sald pany to manufacture primary alum- a joke on George I". Baker, ¢ il of the board of directors of the I National bank. Haw! Haw! Haw Think of Georga F. Baker (one of in the richest men in the country) making money for the radical move- | ment!" was recommende Garland, Harvard graduate and |cescory hefors the fact. He socialist, established the fund¥n 1922 [jperty in $5,000 bonds on with the $800,000 he retused to ac- cept as his share of the estate of arcq testified that Holt and Mrs his father James A. Garland, Boston |i1o1¢ had quarreled when Holt and millionaire. He s now lving on & ar and Mrs, Hareq returned h farm near Easton, Pa. late Sunday eveni after pl “Private property {s the ma 20l H id he left for Ch cause of unhappiness,” Garland ling with his wife ’md at the time. “The longer you } ssted two hours after the money the harded it is to Libertyville on a charge | straight.” I Dr. Scott Nearing is president of the foundation which is incorporated in Delaware. Radical n. pers in Chicago, Minneapolis, ttle, OKk- | lahoma and New York have been | subsidized in part. The growth of the fund was re- vealed in connection with nouncement that broade: for stated periods dc ' purchased in a radio about $50,000 of Thomas and Mr. Er ia that ra- dical and loberal discussions tics, sociology and economic ¢ " be broadcast at stated hours cach | day because the press and radio |of the rt have disseminated one-sided opin-| rograms also will inc “CLOTHING *CREDIT The same smart styles that are Small first paye ment accepted on any Crawford dur. ing the sale, 1925 isthe70th Anniversary of were trade com- spread term ) prvmens ove 8 worn by New York’s well- ull year, Dependability for 70 years hag ut the Craws ord in the lead today, dressed people are here for you Arthur Holt and Mrs. Clara Harcq SODALITY TO HAVE CLASSES At the last meeting of St. Mary's Sodality plans were discussed for the opening of classes in basketry, clilna painting, ukulele, dram plain sewing and embroidery. classes are open to members friends whether they belong to & Mary's parish or not and can be h providing a suffcient number regis- ter. Miss Helen Ringrose will meet all. Interested at St. Mary's school | hall Monday night hetween 7:30 and 9 o'clock. Use your credit Buy on payments Are Accused by Waukegan, Coroner's Jury Come in durin, the sale an pick out your Crawford. Sept. y oy You'll never get a better chance to buy a Crawford, Av A, MILLS s Jury last 1 West Main Street ard evidence tl f Mrs. Holt came irrel. Her daughter 1 husband have maintained that committed suicide, but examin- 1 the nature of the jury he 47 Main Street, New Britain 'STORE Open Saturday Evenings husband, held as an ac- is at this DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. DONNELLYj; MULLEN CO. |charg QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT PRICES YOU ARE GLAD TO PAY FEATURED SATURDAY! A SPECIAL GROUP OF Los ‘mrelm Hmme Is Demolished hy Bomb Tos Angeles, Sept. 26 (Al—A mys plosion of such violence I occupants of nearb 14 broke win- t globes for e a two. ce and store building in ern part of the city irly reports that DRESSES Including adaptations and copies of MEN’S GENUINE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS With and without collars; colors: white, blue, tan and grey. Value :;(Tu?::y Special, each$1 000 MEN’S SPORT SWEATERS Made of pure worsted with patched pockets, all the new heather colors, tan, grey, brown, oxford, sand and green. Values to $3 98 $6.98, Special, each Men’s Fine Quality Blue DENIM OVERALLS AND JUMPERS cut full sizes 36 to 50. Value $1.89. $1 ; 1 9 Sat. Special, each BRING IN YOUR RADIO KEY The lock has not been opened yet; somebody has the Lucky Key to the Radio Set. Bring them in Saturday and try them as yours may be the Lucky One. fund. Dr. S radicals r: dedicated radio station the Paulist church and prai a means of helping to stifle propaganda'” and of scattering seeds of truth to winds of heaven SPECIALS AT THE TOILET COUNTER BATH SALTS, several odors, large glass bottle, Regular 50c. Saturday 29 ¢ Special DE MIRACLE, to remove Su- perfluous hair, Endorsed by physicians, 5 3¢ sablég born in the during the year Anthracite Operators the smartest and most expensive Approve Scale Commitiee | New York. Sept. 25 (P—The an- thracite eperators association met |at CHILDREN’S FLANNEL 2-PIECE PAJAMAS fine quality in neat pat- Values to $1.79. Sat- All $1.25 fashions. Saturday Special . INGRAM’S FACE POWDER, flesh, rachel and white. Sat- uld'ly Special oo e e C MENNEN'S TALCUM POW. DER. Saturday Special . ... 1 70 PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSHES, Saturday Special . ... 3 7C VANITY PALM SOAP. Saturday Special ..... 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SIZES FOR WOMEN and MISSES dresses. 5 of these handsome BALBRIGGAN FROCKS We secured this very special lot of Bal- briggans from a prominent maker at a very special price. This is your oppor- tunity to buy a well made, all wool gar- ment at a very low price. $6.95 WINDSOR PLISSE 25¢ Windsor plisse, plain and printed styles; 32 inches wide, fast colors. BATES GINGHAM 17¢ Genuine Bates dress gingham, .>2‘ inches wide, fast color, new styles. JAPANESE CREPE 25¢ Japanese imported crepe, plain colors, over 20 shades to choose from. ENGLISH FAST COLOR PRINTS 22¢ Fast color print, inches wide, for | dresses and children's wear, DRESS VELVETEEN $2 69 v Black, navy and brown; dress velvet | Satin Charmeuse for dresses; high 36 inches wide. Handsome quality. | mercerized finish; stripes and figures. Best make, | Value 69c. 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