New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 12

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Flat, 826 miles, The Lake Mln» chumina field la intended mostly as for a refuge in stormns which sweep across that section from Mount MeKinley, nlv-'lmll(vn has [feld at Ruby, 230 miles fr | Falrbanks. An alr routa betw Ruby and Tacotna measures LIFE IN PRISON SEEKS T0 ABOLISH USE OF STEEL TRAP Beliel Is That They Torture Animals Too Much started on n 100 2 m Washington, Oct. - general public and mp.m'/.l(lwn! 4»{ sportsmen, as well as some (l”llhl'fl‘ of the U, 8. Blological Survey, are charged by the newly-organized Anti-Steel Trap league with adopt- Ing an improper attitude toward | the use of steel traps in the cap- | ture of animals, Cambridge Hold-Up Man Gets of suffering experlenced by en-| trapped animals, |« Officlals of the league are pr paring a pamphlet written by E ward Breck, writer, lecturer and former navy officer, who is presi- dent of the organization, Tt will contaln an appeal for general mup- port of the league's program, which covers both the United States and | Canada. This program the organ- ation's officials summarize as fol- | lows: | “We proposo to bring about the passage of a law hy all the state and provinclal legislatures making YUArs. filegal all use of the forturing steel | A messenger of the Wirst National trap and other nen-killing devices PaNK of Boston was delivering pay- for taking fur. pt by the au- 'oll funds to the Lever Brothers thoritiea In the case of vermin, plant on the morning of May “Propaganda against wearing fur (WSt when he was attacked by 1s helpful of course, but the ahove [ArMed band and robbed of $ 1s the only way win within a |Payroll funds Allen, who was arreste 0 reasonable period of time, say a | A0 WO “‘“.:”| ]‘ 1 in "“I"” ow yoars in somo stites and a fow Sentaeliesa. st alniconiiseton s with two other holdups in this city, ’ the robbery of a G Fvery woman who ever wore fur company messenger ) il aieaicdticient bute one dol- 1,14 the theft of moro tha a |from an armored car of the Ameri- can ‘Trust company of Boston July 110 of this year. These charges wert placed on file. AUTO IMEC Oct. automobiles in | Rovernment statistics show, creased from 8,506, 705 inhabitants in 1919, to 62 or one for each 95 inhabifant the end of 1924, The cars mostly American de. The government's income motor business last year included $1,423.314 faxes on automobiles; $774,043 on tires and $1,347,046 on gasoline. wridge, Mass sentence of life wm . Oct, 2 (Pr—A imprisonment was imposed by Middlesex Judge George Flynn fn superfor court Allen of robhery yesterday en John R, convicted fast week while armed connection with a payroll holdup the city May n at plant of Lev 14 last, wus sald to be ence pronounced ime of similer er Brothers in this the first life here for a nature for 15 exe 14 to Mmm;: Sections of Alaska Are Linkcd‘ Oct. 2 A —| built or in MOUNT () — The Sweden, in- Falrbanks, With ten landing construction fn A airplane communication s promised be- tween the interior terminus of the Alaska rallroad here and most of the important mining sections and settlements in the territor I'airbanks is to be the center of all airplane trips into the interior. Southwest of Fairbanks three flelds Yave bheen established. They are at | Jake Minchumina, miles from this city; Tacotna, miles, and Dr.Trues Elixir has been successfully used for seventy-threo years in ob- stinate and continued cases of constipation. It helps Nalure to reassert itself because tho pure herhs used in Dr. True's Elixir gently but surely bring stomach md intestines luck to normal. ou wake up with a bad taste in your mouth, suffer from ind) igestion, headaches and feel depressed, take Dr. True's Eluur. The Truze Family Laxative Femily size $1.20; other sizes €0c. and 40c. Alaska, fie) 2 Stockholm, number of 20, at are from Goldenblum Millinery Co. ON THE SQUARE Shop Early and Avoid the Afternoon Crowds Prettiest Hats in New Britain Absolutely unequalled anywhere. That's what customers tell us and we pass the good news on to you! Just Unpacked 1000 Lovely NEW HATS —at— 1358505 Felts and Velours $195.%5 95 Good quality felts, finé and soft and crushable hapes and which are acceptedly smart for fall. Even in the details of finishing and trimming they are unusual at so low a price. Well arranged ribbon treatment cut-felt wplete them. In <hade [l touches of [ bohhed heads full coiffures Small head sizes for Ample head sizes for Children’s Hats \ll All ages Largest Children's Hat Dept. in the City $1.95.$5 95 FELTS—VELOURS and VELVE'S i Golde si768 — nblum Millinery Co. COR. MAIN AND COURT BANDIT SENTENCE: or one for each ¥ ALLING REPLIES 0 ACCUSATION Files Statement With Court in Koletsky Fight 2 M Alling added an- New Haven Arion Oct State's Attorney A vesterday in his con- h other chapter [troversy with Joscph Kolutsky Macri, trial cha for Olympla hew with the murder of |alleged rather of her ehild, In Sep- ltember, the state's attorney filed & presenfment In the superior cgurt, [hringing charges against Attorney | Koletsky in connection with |conduct of the first trial of which ended in a dist jury, I counsel now | awalting ond John Bu, his | Miss M ment of the 7 Yesterday, Attorney Koletsky filed {his answer to that presentment in |which he eharged the state's attor- [ney with malice and vindietivenc land with atterapting to place the re- spondent (Mr, Koletsky) Into dis- esteem and injuring the cause of | Miss Macri in her second trial now imminent. Yesterday the state's attorney filed his reply to Mr, Koletsky's answer filed yesterday, Danish Competition Hits Pig Trade in Ireland | 2 (P — The condi- | tion of the Irish pig trade is de- scribed as the worst for 30 years. ‘The Irish pig is being driven from the British markets, mainly owing | to the competition of the Danes, fore the World war Ireland h 000 pigs while Denmark had Now, Mr, MacKenna, a member of the Dail, estimates Denmark has 1,800,000 pigs and the Irish figures haye declined. He also attributes the Irish i cline to the high cost of feeding stuffs, to the partial failure of last potato crop, and to a more | widespread disinclination to Dublin, Oct, £00,000, de- Varicose Veins Reduced cr Money Back, Says Druggist Simple Home Treatment That Is Giving Amazing Results The world pr Today. | ments that fook weeks fo eure can now be ended in a few days. If you you | | | | | | | | | sses, { have varicose veins or bunche | can start today to bring them hack to normal size, and 1f you are wise you will do so. Just gt original { Moone's Bmerald Ol at any dis- | pensing pharmacist and apply it | night and morning to the enlarged | veins. Tt is very powerful and pene- trating, and only a little is requir-| bottle of frw treatment the ! ow smaller and | on reduce to | After a will begin to z will days' vein by regular use | Oil 1s also a One e's Tmerald marvelous healing agent. ap- plication for instance stops the iteh- |ing of eczema, and a few applica- tions cauees the eruptions to dry | ur le off and completely disap- | pear. It is equally as effective in | barbor's itch, salt rheum, redness | and inflammaftory skin trouble. | People who want to reduce vari- ot rid of cezema, ul- | a few days should | I not hesitate to get a bottle at once. Tt s o powerful that a small bot- tle lasts a long time. Any pharmacy | | can supply you veins, or cers, or piles in | into | vo, i e '!W BRITAIN DAILY HFRALD I‘RTDAY OCTOBER 2, 1925, WOMAN SCIENTIST 1S Clalms - LEAVENWORTH T0 MAKE SHOES NOW STUDYING YNG NEW RACE to Have Discovered a Hitherto Unknown People in | Lenin R, P, M tor of Sciences, with a ered in siberia esting strango fiy about race which ple. Samoye st 1] These strange unlike have vel fons ar wifferent, sound which the ape no eivilized person known ritory to I3, publishe tion gen tnsstan the la | found | River Pu P}nglan;l :\c}s: to St(;p Tond [ spols i are no unsight years fon ac seapes had a operativ by an amending act whieh received | voyal assent on fhe last day of the | recent parliamentary session. i Convi the ord disngnr fending Hickey-Freeman get something into their clothes that forever sets them ipart from the ordinary. The most stylish are dignified, and the most conservative are distinctive. 600, call of N. Pnsonels Will Supply Army | and Navy 1 Western Siberia, grad, Oct. 2 P — Madam titusova, a plucky collabora the Russiun Academy after 12 months' residen. 1 new race of people the Arctic wilds of western has colleeted much Inter- Information about thes people, who ure organized ¢ clans and number only of 2 ® within | avenworth, Kuan,, Oct iscoy= A the prison walls of the Fort Leav-| enworth federal penitentlary will | begin making shoes for the men of {the army and navy and federal in- | The members of this | stitutions next January. Warren F themeelves eshen,” | Goldthwalte will be its superin- means merely men or peo- | tendent, | heir nearest neighbors, the | One of the serions problems with ds, call them “Pyan-Ha-So- | which Warden W. 1, Blddle has forest people. liad to contend is that of finding | people employment for his prisoners. The Samoyeds in factory will put to work 700 dark hair convicts - whose timo now I idle. thelr language The men will be taught a trad lacking entirely the *r" | s remuneration will go pa 18 very prominent in|foward the support of thefr fami-, ech of the Samoyeds, Until | lies and partly into a fund at in-; had been to be paid them on thelr to have sct foot in the ter- The government will take this new race, according from production. Gorodkov. He has just| The plant ia expected to turn out | - a report an expedi- | from 00 1o 3.000 pairs of shoes | it to western Siheria by the | daily when operating at Mts capaci- Academy in |ty but this will not be possible un- tlor p which | 111 skilled tabor has bheen developed th the ! among the prison laborers. When peak of quality and quantity | as been attained, the penitentiary will hegin manufacturing foot- wear for the army and navy, and later a work shoe in addition, for othe institutions maintained by the government, The factory was bullt power at a great saving Wherever some expensive bit of machin conld be replaced by manual labor, it was done. When it was necessary to hoist tons of brick and steel, cement and erush- el stone to the workers on the skeleton fourth story, a serfes of runways was rigged up from lum her sawed at the prison mill, and | up fhese runways the conviets' trundled their wheclbarrows | construction muaterlal. Six hundred million dollar factory are quite that they and complex- is whol the shoc ry vd releus ap o of Sciences 1y of 1 , aborigines on Signhoard Menace Qct. 2 (@ Beauty the English countryside longer to he disfigured by Iy advertisements, or 18 the advertisements regia- t. designed to protect Jana- | from advertisements, has | loophole which made it in- | e, but this has heen stopped | | on, n by man| in cost. clions or fines will now bhe the day far anyone landscape with of- der of ing the advertisements WILL HOLD THE FALL BRIDES ,Ho.me Qutfit TiL WANTED AT DOYLE FURNITURE C0., INC. 500 MAIN ST. “The Right Place” Hvrk-» rrm han Customized Clotbes 3 irci- Jones (o. CIT¥Y HALL wards of the gevernment helped | bulld the plant, will be The factory fireproot windows The throughout, and white surface will fmpervious to grease and blacking. Modern sanitary and safety devices and the .n-n( shoe-bullding equipment used. u.,‘.nm.ni nt Goldthwalte Fort Leavenworth from MOTHER! . Child's Harmless Laxative is “California Fig Syrup” with large enamel walls, bo shoe canic 1o 1|\\\|. iildren “Califor constipated love the pl nla Ilg Syrup.,” A te; fails to gently cles bowels and sweoet Ask your dr “California Fig Svrup i poonful neve gennine which has di 1 chi all ages printed on hottie. You must “Culifc may get an imitation fig syrup, rections for s a Mot sy nia" Your Fur Coat it of | Better oy NOW. It 10 w-cr priced now than s likely (o he the Inter. Surely you wiil save by sel Ing your Win- ter Pur Coat now — make A small de- posit and pay later, We will store your se- lection without expense (o you, | floor | LD NEW FALL hill, Mass, where he had com-|the state theater of Reuss for the | plefed a quarter of a century with | coming season. He held that position a shoe manufactory, He will be as- [ last year. Another sclon of a noble | sistea by five elvllian foremen. | house to enter the theatrical busi- [ | ness 1s Prince Joachim Ernst of ENTERS THEATRICALS | Anhatt, who has ben engaged as Gera, Thurnngla, Oct, 2 (A stage manager for the coming sea- Prince Helnrich of Re will 11| son at the Bullenstedt theater in the post of chiet dramatist of | Hara Mountains, 58 again the will | HATS ASK NO ODDS OF FASHION, FIT OR WEAR MANUPACTUREAS BOSTON - NEW TORX NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THIS TRADE MARE THE ASHLEY-BABCOCK (0. SoLD, BY Balbriggan All wool jer- | sey balbriggan, one and two- ¢ picce models, Kick all- avound and box pleats, Tn | solid and two- | tone colors.— Sizes 11 to 40, AKAND SUITSHOP " Specially Priced at $9.95 OATS for WOMEN and MISSES STUNNING | Featured for Saturday in a big special sale of Wonderful Coats priced remarkably low for the first of ‘the season. SENSIBLY PRICED HANDSOME FABRICS, RICH FURS, NEW- EST MODES, SKILLED WORKMANSHIP. Every phase of winter fashions is represented in these remarkable Coats, including the new flares, fur stole collars, mushroom collars, fur front borders, wrappy models, straight lines and fur revers; they are in Broadcloth. Suede- cloth, Bolivias and the new soft materials. The furs are luxurious in quality, and used in most artistic ways in all the new Fall shades. New Fall Hats In An Alluring Array of Style and Color — FEATURED AT — FALL FRQCKS $3. 95 $4 95 —Graceful Lines —Dainty Trimmings —J'ine Materials —Newest Shades —Unexcelled needlework A remarkable group of Fall Dresses for every occasion. They are stun- ningly developed in satins, vich crepes, hro- cades, georgettes and twills. The adornments include embroideries, metal buttons and pip- ings of fur. Fashion h emphatically stamped its authentic approval. See them and you will rec- ognize their value, The satins, felts, velours and chic com- binations in every flattering shape found in the most expensive style centers are (here at our modest prices. Models for | misses and women in every correct Fall shade.

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