New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1925, Page 2

FLASHES FROM LIFE: TWIN SISTERS VISITED BY STORK AT MARSAY ' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, \ OCTOBER 14, 1925, i e ——— “Bxcept a8 otherwise specifically | the ordinary coniwon law or statu- provided in the charter of ordl- |tory rules of evidence or proccdure but will make inquiry In such mar hall and mafling g postal card 10| carain the CiEhtal af e lhont i ' ’“.! Every Baker in Town, o nesuis und oty pesteraes 10 v ia e Jailed for Profiteering |ine boy's mother, whom he also e Calahorra, ain, Oct, 14 UP—This | | wounded, but it dld not prevent an Wilioughby, who belonged to one |town of about 11,000 has plenty M‘lnd\r(menl for first degree murder, By The Associated Press Hollywood — Doug. has torn & rib loose by helping his|ihe state has not paid him. leading lady too vigorously in a = leap aboard ship. ‘Brand 1ters at Sing of a woman in a bluejackets' play. ji ol Hammonton, N. J. —- Betsy Ross Moscow — Women are acting as| Inn, run by a former prohibition sergeant-at-arms on the soviet par-|agent, has been wrecked by myste llament now sitting In the throne|jons ralders who sma 1 furniture room of the czars, transformed by|with haseball bats. “Doc’ Welsh, the Special Blend the last known address of the pur- wires and planks because he saya|tles to appeals and applications, and FMrbanks| (he road 1s on his property and that [to the building commission, and to such other persons as shall have requested such special notice, shall R B ey alE | i eaiga | A lcohol 'Poisoningslg ng voluntesred for a|of the board Aboard H. M. 8. Repulse — The | hlood transfusion operatlon to #ave|cquse postal card notice to be malled | Norwich, Oct Prince of Wales has taken the part|the life of a dying prisoner. to any other persons known to him i circulating in this city. deemed sufficient except that wher the parties ordinances," The chalrman may polsoning, possibly to be interested and where deemed |alcohol, f5 indicated by the authorl- by him advisable may also cause ties in the death of Wm. Willonghhy, | last June 50 by puplls In schools in publication of notice in a newspaper |43, who was found dead yester lav |this country having school savings supplylng the people here with the act, fternoon in the home of a neighbor, | systems, accordmg to reports made |bread they | week's notice shall be John H. Cone, a short ¢ Bruises on the showed where he had struck against | increased by he Installation of walnut furniture | gwner, is miss o theory is 1) in p! g‘,‘,. O’Aznll)f... Ridies JILMED 1 "vv'v 1”‘n| "i,-n” o "‘ff 8 that] oopiie health or safety require im-|bury, & 1 lb ks peedtey CRLUHRRL AL Wl S mediate action, temporary or ad in- vheee he e ¥ v oithout la stove alling, M Pravidonts B L s Wre Tosts] Tew NMork'— Lovked 0 historis|05im dinerh Ay Be made witheut | stove in falling, but Margaret Budlong, who threw nmv' { Trinity church after falling asleep in of her husband's silk shirts out of{prayer, a scrubwoman attracted aid the window of hls New York apart-| by emashing a stained-glass window ment with notes written on them, | with the collection box. has won litigation with him, He has —-— E been denfed an Infunction to pre-| New York — Marle Dresslar 15 vent her from trespassing upon his| quitting the stage for Palm Beach Newport estate, Sty DICKINSON | New York — The stork has visit- = ed twin sisters on the same tak- Vienna — The suicide of the 1 ing the same sized packages to each | of the commissioner general 1se DRUG CO —31% pounds. he lost his job is causing Austria to o = think that control by the League of Karlstad, Sweden — Christlan of | Nations will end shortly. Denmark end Gustav of Sweden, tall = viking kings, are hunting the mon-| New York — Dudley I'leld Malone arch of the Swedish forests—elk. is refusing to debate with the Rev. e Dr. Roach Straton because he Boston — Fiftean candldates for| ‘Never argues with bigots.” Dr. mayor have filed the necessary nom- | Straton says Malone's answer to his fnation papers. The election is non- | challenge is typlical of the Intolerant re— A BLACK FYE FOR WHITE | partisan and 3,000 signatures of | modernist voters are necessary for nomina- = SHIRTS tion. Washington — The Coolldges have — been getting the returns from Pitts. New York — Notwithstanding|burgh by radio. Presumably Mrs. threats of blackballs the city bar|Coolidge has been keeping score. | assoclation has elected to member- ship a young lawyer who got evi- New York — Floyd Dell is back dence for Federal Attorney Buckner|after a futile effort to find inspira- of liquor seling in cabarets. flon for writing im England or — I'rance. “You can'p transplant some- Easton, Pa. — A farmer is block- | thing Argerican and have it flourish fng a new concrete motor road with ' abroad,” he savs 169-171 MAIN ST, e We know men who would wear nothing else and thess men will never have to go elsewhere—but White Shirts this Fall are going to lose Votes and Voters — and the reason s not plain—it's FANCY. A famboree of glamor and color awaits you in this Fall Shirt die- |} | pending. it was voted to refer them play. ’MAY [;HAN[iE LAW []N‘w the common council to allow of their being aeain referred to the Tones that touch up your Fall commission in conformity with the charter. Jydge J. . Cooper was elected Suit and shades fhat substitufe horse power for candle power. vice-chairman and the mdtter of en- | gaging a clerk was hield up until the (Board of Rdjustment Believes et mxeee see 4 . | Paonessa, Chatrman Atwood, Judge Amendment Is Advisable o . Gatier, Loud? Not at all! These are Gentlemen's Shirts — that's why we are addressing you, 3 ! | Cooper, Judge B. F. Gaffney, Com- | missioners George R, Dobson and & | M, Davidson Members of the board of adjust- | Rules of Procedure taent who met yesterday at the office | The following rules of procedire of Mayor A. M. Paon | were approved: unanimous in their expr “Regular meetings of the hoard » zonlng Jaw regulation affecting ' shall be held on the second Wednes: corner propfriies should be changed day of each month at 7:30 p. and the provilsons of the state fene-: and no notice hereof need be sent | 'Q IHORSFALLS | )',} -99 SUI“’” Sl,»[(‘ ent house act be substituted there-' to ,1 smemmbiers \ i This will probably be the first |y Creo M may be held at “1t Pasa 10 Buy Oue Biudt [l oo R e riotive [the calll of tHe chairman or by re- . mude in the restrictive | o, oe of three members of the Loard nce. 1thas the backing of [13uliding Inepector Asthur N, Ruth-|S00 three days notlce thercot shall | be given by the clerk — |erford who was present at yester- Lt liegiclont ONAHUE i s meeting by invjtation of the I"our members of the board shall | mayor, and who enlightencd the J. D- onstitute & quorum for the trans- etion of any bu il 6 as oth- [ board in many matters of zoning |CLon ofan zaeptias oth | Voice Culture fand building. ) g erwise provided in the charter and | ordinances | Alfano Files Protest “pr | Ruquests for changes or amend- | The question of corier cstrictions came up when Jaw ‘ ments to the zoning ordinance, in-| i‘)y’-mn appeared before the Collar to match, $3.00 up. Collars attached, $3.00 up. New Fall Neckwear. § Volces tested Tuesdays und Friduys trom 2 p. m, to 9 p.m. Kes, 127413, stadio 515-5. e e e property | cluding char in zones and tlie | mission fo proteit agalnst the boundaries thercof, must be made Man Killed by Autoist T T T P T s e | Rl Who Speeds Right on |the corner of nley and Park upon reference to the board of ad- ustment the clerk of said board strecty by removing a three-tene- |¢ U s Orange, Conn., ‘Oct. 14 (P—The | 1 e now stending and allow- orthwith publish notice ot hearing body of an unidentitied maf, 8D- 0 erection of a bullding with (wo :" accordance with ‘vhrr provisions of , parently killed by a sing automo- i e ene ”;:‘r‘\?:nhr and ordinances relating bile was found on the Milford turn- f notyerrord said th Sheio o ; pike, about 500 feet west of Gillett ) P Applic n for rial exceptions station herc at 10:30 ~o'clock last | or permission r the zoning or- night. The skull was crushed, i “ Ao | dances an ly .‘\‘ to ‘w ,:.«.,,v A passing motorist who found the % 2 of adjustment shalt be In writing bedy, notified Constable Charles ’ filed the clerk or chair- | of Orange, who said wm (s G £ ard and shall state elope, on which were written |, he relfe {; whether the ap- two names, “Ired Anderson” and “Mr. § on, ©5 Harrison street, 1) Branford,” were found in the man's, elothing. He was probably 30 vears old. light complexion and was fairly : 2 | risowher: onld he modified. The E nd shall be take Cons Stevens salil > th Rutherford's pla fnofuge to conform with the 1 1h © | plication 1s an appeal taken from | he interpretation of the charter ov comis- | he gave ! favor ordinances by the huilding slate aet in preference to 1 gion or is an application for special Jecisions of the huilding com- fact that light ar 1 from two streets at after the action of commission It this board may cause consider nppeals taken after said thirty days fions or OFFICERS ELECTED Merider 14 held here 1 officers e vear Pres bury pointed ont numeron: i(ained o, complications in A compr Jormissions shall state the causes or h the sams board <hould ‘be granted. The hoard will ng dizputes | Actermine the sufficiency of sue Appeals Go to Councll nd of the statement thereof report or prosent enndit reacons for w e Oriental Rugs Dlrett From Persla rugs. e D. M. BENJAMIN FURNITURE I E. 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Has the odors of fresh cut roses. You Save 24¢ Toilet Needs < Jonteel and Juneve Miniature Perfume.. 2 for 76¢ ¢ Jonteel Face Powders .. ............. 2 for 51c 50 Bouguet Ramee Talcum . 2 for 51c 1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powders. . 2 for 1.01 35¢ Charmona Face Povder . ....... 2 for 36¢ 50c Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic. ) +» 2 for Blc 25¢ Riker's Peroxzone Toilet Creme . ....... 2 for 26¢ 35¢ Juneve Talcum . 2 . 2 for 36¢ 50c Harmony Rolling Massage Cre: for 51c 50 Arbutus Vanishing Cream . for 51c Harmony Coroa Butter Cold Cream for 51¢ 0c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion, r5lc Violet Dulce Talcum. . 6 26c 1.00 Arbutus Toilet Water (50z). for 1.01 1.00 Georgia Rose Toilet Water (so).... 2 for 1.01 10 Violet Dulce Toilet Water (< or 1.01 1.00 Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic (8 o) for 1.01 50¢ Georgia Rose Cold Cream Face Po for 51¢ f for fo NN IR St 35¢ Cream of Almonds v 36¢ s0c Petroleum Hair Rub s0c Harmony Hair Fix %c Rexall Cold Cream (2 0z) . 15¢ Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder 5c Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder... 30¢ Rexall Shaving Powder 30c Rexall Shaving 51c or 51¢ T 26¢ 16¢ 36¢ 3lc 31c 26¢ 1.01 or 26¢ 7%c Jonteel Soap 1.00 Jonteel Compacts ¢ Medicated Skin Soap. 15¢ Rexall Toilst Soap. . 25¢ Klenzo Tar Scap 10c Egyptian Palm Soap 25¢ Jonteel Powder Pufis. . 15¢ Goodform Hair Nets 35¢ Maximum Packet Combs 20c Wash Cloths for 26¢ for 11c for 26¢ for l(n uut«:‘nurnnuuuruunmu;, 50¢ Olivo Shampoo Saponified olive and co- £ et o 2 for 51 ¢ and lustre. You Save 49¢ 50c Klenzo Dental Creme A pure, clean, tasting dentifrice that corrects acid mouth, cleanses the teeth. 2for51c YouSave49c 50c Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Sure relief for coughs, ‘) fm 51C colds and pleasant to 1ake, You Save 49¢ and to carry out justly|of the the #pirit of the charter and Suspected in Fatality| 14, (P—s Willoughby's home in South Car Adams of Moosup, who conducted st respectable soning the town is survived by a wife and it one chifld Millions During Year to the American Bankers association. | During t ar the, number s parficipating in school s | 630,000 making a total w. of 2,869, In the fiscal vyear| thelr deposts were $16,96 MAIN STREET Thursday, Friday,Saturday HE plan of the One Cent Sale, is to sell two of any article out of a se- lected list for the price of one, plus one cent. As an example, we sell the well known Peter's Chocolate, half-pound bar, regularly in our stores at 35c. During the One Cent Sale you may purchase two bars for 36c. Quantities Unlimited—Buy All You #ant Candy 1.00 Liggett's Par Value Chocolates, Pound 2 for 1.01 60c Homemald Wrapped Caramels, Pound. .. 2 for 61c 35¢ Liggett's Milk Chocolate, 14 Ib. Bars..... 2 for 36¢ Stationery phony Lawn Stationers 2for 1.01 2 for 51c 2 for 11c ore Stationery ¢ and 24 envelopes) g Tablets 45 sheets) L.\ i Rubber Goods, Etc. Oxide Adhesive Plaster, in. ¥ 734, 2 for 13¢c Oride Adhesive Plaster, 7 in.x 5yd. 2 for 41¢ - Kantleek Nipple....... ..2for 6¢c Monogram Rubber Gloves, &z 7, 8, ¢ 2 for 1.01 Foocés The following items are sold in our stores ecvery week-end. We quote them here because they represent excellent values. t's Breakfast Colfee, 110, 2 for 7 pis's Ope\.n Tea 14 1 45¢ Pure Fruit Jam! . 2 for 49¢ Strawberry Raspberry Pineapple Grape 35c Pure Grape Jelly, 70 e3, 33¢ Orange M 45¢ Currant Jell .?“"m 40c Salad Dressing, . 2 for 41c 25¢ Baking Chocolate, ,_)/h . Z for 26¢ 30c Beef Cubes, 72"t " 2 for 31c Peanut Butter, 70 o=. .., . o .’. for 40c 2 for 36¢ 2 for 46¢ 50c Harmony Bay Rum Made from the finest ingrediamts, Full strength and highest 2 for 5lc You Save 40c 4<c Caicachim‘n Writing Paper !’ I | One pound, | w““—TT oty 2fordbe U ¢ sheets. You Save 44c 40c Cascadc Linen Envelopes 2 for 41c Yot Save 39¢ Linen finish to match paper. Package of 50. $2.00 Maximum Hot Water Bottle Guaranteed one 2 for 2'01 year.” Moulded in 3 c , it You Save 1.99 ”fig one piece. 2-quart capacity. 2.00 Maximum Fountain 2 for 2 01 \v,unge & o e You Save 1.99 Guaranteed one veer. with the price scale Tcutif‘('. Her Allson, Towa, Oct. 14 (- tamilles in flour but nobody to knead and bake A second charge of attempting to All the bakers are fin prison. | commit murder, was also drawn in | They were sent there for having re- | connection with the wounding of the |fused to sell bread at a prico fixed School Children Save by the muneipality. youth's mother, The authorities threaten require. | on Was | er sen, Warren Vanc OCT. 15th, 16th, 17th 30c Rexall Shaving Cream Lathers quickly. Remains moist until 2f07’ 31C shaving is finished. You Save 29¢ $1.50 Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water Fragrant bouquet odor equally to many extracts. 2 for 1.51 You Save 1.49 35¢ Imported Tooth Brushes e e 4wofc You Save 34c and genuine bristles. 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You Save 58¢ 69c Puretest Aspirin Tablets 5 grain—100s 2 for 70c You Save 68¢ Promptly relieves colds, neuralgia and pains. $1.00 Rexall Syrup Hypophosphites A splendid tonic—will 2fOT I 01 build you up—stimulates the system. You Save 99¢ Fach of the| The shooting occurred several incarcerated men also has been fined | weeks Ago. 100 pesetas. epielon ¢ New York, Oct, 14 (P —AImost to sejze the bak through wood |five and one-half milllon dollars when th was saved during the year ending'to compl Young Vandervoort confessed to ops if the bakers, | buying a .22 calibre rifle with which are released, stlll refuse he shot his parents. cers continual bickering In the tam- Meanwhile nelghboring towns are |{ly was primarily the cause for the He told offl- | CROSS-COUNTRY CAPTAIN Bethiehem, Pa,, Oct, 14, P—J. B. Walking in His Sleep |Laudig of scraxton was elected cape esti- [tain of the Lehigh University cross- |country team at the conclusion of & walking in his sleep trial run over the W oodland course when he fatally shot his father, the |vesterday afterncon.