New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 21

ROVAL LIBRARY NOT GIVEN OVER Hohenzollern Books Arg Claimed " by State Berlin, Oct. 23 (M—The family library of the Hohenzollerns, com- prising about 100,000 volumes, be- sides numerous maps, musical pub-. lications and eketches, forms part of the Hohenzollern inventory clalmed by the German republic as being the property of the state, Pending the ultimate decision of the courts the library remalins in the former Royal castle at Berlin, The library was founded September 20, 1862, when the private Iibraries of Frederic the Great, Kings Fred- «riec Willlam 11, T1I and IV, and the small but valuable personal library of Queen Loulse of Prussia, were Incorporated. Prlor to that date these varlous Ilbrarles were kept at different castles. The originator of the 1idea of founding a librafy of the Hohenzol- lerns was Duvinage, the librarian of Frederic Willlam IV, who sug- gested the plan to the king in 1859. His suggestion, however, did not meet with the approval of the treasury of the royal household and it was not until 1862 that his successor, Dr. Dohme, overcame this opposition. By 1871 the new llbrary con- tained 10,000 volumes. At the sug- gestion of Emperor Willlam™ 1, a number of contributions from the library were made to other I- bra From 1580 to 1888 the Hohen- zollern library was steadily en- larged, re-arranged and recata- logued and with the ascension of Emperor William IT, and the new librarian, Walter Robert Tornow, it was given an entirely new lease. By an Imperfal edict in 1895 a large number of smaller family 1i- i e s s s s s s i e o] Fi i T o T Tl | wanted for robberies in Misses and women's sizes. SILK DRESSES $1 0 98 Each Worth $14.98 to $29.50 Misses 'and Women'’s Sizes CREPE KIMONOS ! $2 98 “ach = Worth $3.98 ,,i Colors—Rose, Copen, Peach ' = TAILORED BLOUSES ;? With colored Collar and Cuffs Our regular $1.98 and $2.98 styles WHITE ART LINEN 22 inch width 69c Worth 8¢ tles wore also incorporated, Although the Hohenzollern fam- ily library was intended for the ex- clusive use of the Hohenzollerns and thelr court retalners, It was accessible to all intellectual per- sons who had an Interest in study- ing the books. “CAT EYE ANNIE” CAUGHT Famous Woman Prisoner Who Es- caped Yesterday is Found in Attic of Partly Fnished House, Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 23 (P—Cat- Eye Annle was recaptured today. She was found In the attic of a par- tlally constructed house in Kenmore, Just outside the city Ilimits, by a workman, The woman, known throughout the country as a notor- fous confidence woman, escaped vesterday from the Erle county jall here, With her ankle swollen to three times its normal size as a result of sprain received when she leaped out of a window in the sheriff's office, she fell an easy prey to Kenmore police, who were notified by the workman who found her. She was returned to the jail from which she had made her dramatic escape 24 hours earlfer. Under the name of Julla Archer, Cat Eye Annie was to have been sentenced today for the theft of Jjewels worth $75,000 from a Buffalo home where she whs employed as a mald. She was arrested in Milwau- kee recently when she' was using the name of Lilllan McDowell, She was at least seven cities, 1G SEIZURES REPORTED. St. Albans, Vt, Oct, 23 (A—Cus- toms officials of district number two, this city, seized 24 automobiles and boats during the month of Sep- tember carrying contraband valued at $17,408, composed largely of li- quor, Collector Whitehill reported today. Penaltles imposed where small quantities of Illquor were smuggled over the border amounted to $2 MONEY SAVING SPECIALS For Saturday Only TWO-PIECE SPORT DRESSES $6.98Each Ralbriggan and Jersey material, light coloys. Yard 20 colors to choose from BOYSHFORM BRASSIERES Discontinued models $1 . 00 Each Were $1.50 - $2.00 NIGHT GOW. Silk Crepe de Chine = $4098 Each Colors—Pink, Peach, Maize A notable collection of the advance winter modes-—(no two coats alike.) WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY $1 OO A Pair Etra heavy weight trimmed—generous flannel, assuring plenty of warmth. Priced from TRAIN IS WRECKED —— Several Hurt But No Fatalitles When Des Maines-Indianapolis Flier is Deralled, ‘Waterloo, Towa, Oct. 23 (M—Tho filer, fast passenger traly Number 66, running from Des Molnes to Minneapolls on the main line of the Great Western railroad, was wreck- ed this morning at 1:30 o'clock, sev. en miles southwest of Waterloo. The engine, tender and baggage car were overturned and six coach- es were derailed, Thomas Hall, fireman, was injur- ed; James Liddell, engineer, had his foot caught in the wreckage. Both men live in Des Moines. The traln was loaded with resi- dents of Des Moines and was in charge of Conductor W, T, Vale, The cause of the accident could not at first be ascertained. Two Sailors Killed As Seaplane Crashes ‘Washington, Oct, (A--Two en- listed men of the Milwaukee were Killed yesterday when a seaplane from the crulser crashed in a tail spin near Guantanamo, Cuba, A brief dispatch to the navy de- partment sald the plane was severe- ly damaged. It the men's names as Sidney Smith, chief aviation pllot, of Norfolk, Va., and A, M. Summey, aviation machinists" mate, first ¢ of Barberton, Ohlo. Judge Gary Thinks U. S Is on Prosperity Wave New York, Oct. 23 (#—The Unit- ed States is on the verge of an ecra of great prosperity, Llbert H. C chairman of the United Stat Corporation, asserted tod in an address opening the 2Sth general meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute, “T tell you,” he said, “before an- other meeting of this institute you gentlemen will not have to go even into another room for or: s. You will be turning business aw ve s Stecl T!: Shop of Quality Apparrel Tomorrow 11,084,314 Further Increase in Exports of Cutlery BY GEORGE H. MANNING (Washington Bureau of . B. Herald,) Washington, D, C, Oct. 23,—The steady Increase In exports of cut- lery from the United States con- inued during August, when the to- tal value of such shipments reached $131,853. July exports were valued at $106,040, and June exports at $00.580, Shipments of razors increased from 63,331 valued at $16 in July to 1 3 valued at $18,931 in [A jorts of scissors and sh were 221,619 or $30,550 In August compared with 136,666 val- ued at $28,069 in July, Pocket knives exported fn August numbered valued at $4 in July they were but ued ar $25.806, All of shipped abroad fn Angus 91,824 pleces valued at $33,923, a decrease from the miscel- shipments made in July which numbered 130,635 ploces valued at § 2 Fierce Fire Raging at N. Y. Shipbuilding Co. New York, Oct. 23 (P — hoat Gopher Mil and th s fire- eng WOMANS JAPPAREL SPECIALTIES MICOLETOWN Will be COAT DAY HERE NOW SHOWING wonderful quality WOMEN’S KID GLOVES $3. Colors—Tans, Browns, Blacks St 00 ..$3 75... Smart Cuff effects All sizes Several medels are edged with fur down the front to the hem. ORNAMENTAL FLOWERS in bright colors to be worn on coats and dresses. See the | ———Fashion NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925 Mail Post Card to “Salada” SALADA and get a 10c trial pacKkage. Either black, green or mixed i . blend. State your preference. THE “SALADA” TEA CO. BOSTON % | | | Plenty of Coats to Select from Luxurious Winter Coats with wonderful fur trimmings for both women and misses. ly so-—mushroom collars, shawl collars, standing collars or The materials are soft, warm fabries—all are lined throughout with rich silks, interlined with | Colors: Grackle head, wine, rich tans, greys, black. | ....$59 50 . $110.00 ... assortment we are showing | | koft. chiet of the Russlan !n\'es(bé companles from Staten Island were called to Shooter's Island, at the en- trance to Kill Van Kull, today, to combat a fire in the Standard Ship- bullding Corporation yards. Four hundred feet of marineways had been reported burned at 11 o'clock. | The fire started early this morning | and defled the efforts of the persons | | nearest at hand. The shipyards have | been fnactive for some time. | Shooter's Island is oft Bayonne, | N. J. | Saghalien Island Gives | Japs Their Needed Coal Tokyo, Oct. 23 (A—The north-| ern part of the island Saghalien could supply all the coal needed by the factories of Japan {f mining was carried on according to plans drawn by experts, sald Mr. Hidia- tion commiseion, just returned | m there. | “The coal deposits are great and | almost immeasurable,” he sald. “Velns are so numerous'that mines can he established readlly in al- | most any part of the northern ter- ritory. The quality s also so good | that the best of coal tar can be ob- | tained from f =& NEW BRITAIN Open A 30 Day Charge Account PRE WINTER COATS for Women and Misses Saturday Leader $19.95 O $24.95 Stunning Flare Coats- Straight line Coats— Fur Bordered Coats — Nov- elty Bordered Coat Plain Coats in Extra Sizes. Coats of Deerona, Bolivia, Tweeds, Velour. Many with luxurious Fur Collars and Cufls. ' OCTOBER |} COAT SALE|] 'NTS A WONDERFU L The Very Latest New !! - 1 g | 5 l Open A 30 Day Charge Account i\ OWING AND SALE OF e o e e jiinn] I= NEW FALL DRESSES Cleverly Designed In Two Appealing Groups $9.95 L $514.95 se charming dresses were made to sell at far than this unusually low price. You will be zed at the superior quality of these dresses, such fabries and unique trimmings in just the correet style, and offered in the most beautiful shades and contrasts, in the newest style effects. De sure to these elegant dresses in our windows. see Every coat is fur roll collars Decrees—— o s | | FUR TRIMMED COATS $49.00 I'his is one of the featurc obtain the best in the anywhere near this j LUXURIOUS REAL FUR LARS AND CUFFS COLLARS — WOLF AND CUFFS CUFF AND TRIMMINGS. e mark price. COl BEAVER COLLARS MANCHURIAN WOLF SHAWL COLLARS AND -FOX COLLARS, CUFFS HIGH GRADE $59.00 We have spared no effort to utpass anything to be had at DEEP PILE FABRICS — FLARE MODELS IN GREAT VARIETY— WRAPPY MODELS, IN COLORS WHICH FASHION HAS AP- PROVED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER — COMPARE THESE VALUES. NEW FALL HATS Hundreds of new crea $3.95—$4.95 tions just received - made of rich satin—also gold and silver fabrics. Beautifull trimmed with fine ornaments. Small and large head sizes— Hats suitable ior all oc- casions. You will be sur- prised and charmed by the beauty and surpris ing value of these latest “Wonder Hats.” See our window display.