New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 10

[Putnam street, assessment $19,750, {asked $3,000 reduction, denied. DISASTER IN GLASGOW | seven Reported Killed When Build- ASSESSMENW OUT | BY RELIEF BI]ARlli Committee Lops OII $18,100, Adds W&’) to Appraisals ings Are Blown Down in 'm-rmcf ! | | Windstorn:. | I | Glascow, Scotiand, 28 (P— ;Suon persons are reported to have | | been killed and many were injured 4 wpse of a num- | $28.150, [}, ot buildings, caused by a fierce | windstorm which swept Scotland | {and northern England. H y | Three men are reported to 'ha\c‘ bosed ‘aind. 17 were teleciad. | been buried in the ruins of a ware- ‘ The list of petitioners and the ac- |, your persons lost their lives | :i"“ taken by the board, is as fol-| |, "oy oher collapse, and two tene- o7s: : Mrs. Iva Bancrott, 12 Cedar street | "t MONes Kb ssed $5400, no reduction; John |, o lund, 135 Shuttle Meadow ave- nue, assessment $4850, asked reduc- ton of $600, not allowed; Felix Dzwonkowskl, et al, of §§ Silver street, assessment $18,250, reduction of §2250, not allowe Cannemelo, -Clinton street, ment $700, no reduction; blonsky, 40 Parkview avenu sessment $4300, no reductio drew Bielomy 111 Gold strec sessment $20,350, no reduction; Kune Greenberg of 223 West Main streef, - assessment $60,000, ed )10 000 reduction, allowed Jones, 3§ Torest s $1,000 military exemption; Jackson of 43 Lafayette strect, ment $86,600, no reduction; anley Borawski of 90 Broad str assessment $36,050, allowed veduction; John Senico, Putpam street, no reduction; 65 Burritt strect, 10 . asked. $2500 allowed; Sherman Avery of Lincoln treet, duplication reported of $1,- 100 assessment, reduction allowed. the board of rellef total while two property assessments were increased a total of 7 Twenty-seven sought relief from the | taken to the E Reginald Denny Reported In Critical Condition Los Angele Jan. 26 (Ll)—R«‘Sk‘ d Denn motion picture actor, | 15 pronounced in a eritical condi- | tion by ph: ans today. Denny W ken with appendi- citis while working on a picture \st week. ter an operation pef tonitis deve , and today the sereen had a high fever. | His wi and small child were at 2 " his bed lowed Morris 8 (P —George v ally in th ed States under a three months it, according to an opinion e :d at the department of immi: and colonization today. “The 1y one Unitec s, however, 0, 811, WILL R! \I\l\ NEUTRAL Leningra n. 28 (P—R. Jerudzutak, e-chairman of M. ment $124 the condemned buildin 48 Talcatt street, a 430, i\\kw] $1,450 reduction, not Mlia Skrit torn ) reduction allowed; EIli M. Skr house torn down on I ven If the foreign powers open var on China we shall not inter- shall maintain toward Ca ton,” he added, “friendly neutrality and warm sympathy and shall help 2 le‘d $100 reduc Canton in 1:\'L‘TV way, but armed in- on Ford; Louis §. Jones on proper: at 71 Lenox Place, addition $5, cmission reported hy assesso tonio Squillociote, of 16 Maple stres zddition $2,000 on garage, reported | by assessors; Kune Greenberg, et al, | property at 218-236 East Main street, assessment $68,150, denied $10,000 | reduction; Cremo Brewing compan: assessment $22,000, asked $10,000 re- duction, $2,000 granted; Monroe Gordon on property at 190 Green- wood street, garage assessment $500, | denied $200 reduction; Toffalon Bros. assessment $5,000 on two five-ton trucks, asked $2,000 reduction, de- nied; Ignack Guderski on property at 24 Wilcox street, assessment $20,- 100, denfed $4,000 reduction; Cath- | erine O'Nell of 273 Chestnut street, garage assessed $1,500, granted $500 | reduction; Catherine Boguckl of 48 ussell Bros. Buy of N.w5tr1 and SAVE the difference Here you pay Manufacturer’s price only and SAVE Wholesaler’s and Retailer’s PROFIT ALL NASH Ready-made GOLDENBLUM Millinery Co. Suits and Overcoats Tomorrow Morning 9 to 12 Only WHILE THEY are one price S kS K} T H!!fl A Limited Group of If you desire FELT $ SILK VELVET, VELOURS SATINS value to $5.98 These Hats Will Go Fast, So Come Early For First Choice garments made to your measure give us your name and address Salesman will call with samples. The price i b New Spring HATS Just arrived largest and most complete line in the city 4 Special For Tomorrow New Hosiery The Famous “Coquette” Brand 81,00, GOLDENBLUM Millinery Co. ain and Court Sts. Phone 567 93 WEST |to arrogate old treaties until | ones are signed and ratified by the | the United S | o de- hina does not enter | "'l NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY. 28, 1927. MARINE GUARD 13 MUCH INCREASED i (Continued From First Page) | ies between China and the United; States, is relief over the implied as- | surance that America will not fol-; low Great Britain in her Chinese| | policy. It is taken to mean that the | United States will not participate in | bat is regarded by the Chinese as| virtually military intervention, This reaction is expecially marked in Kuomintang (Cantonese) circ in Shanghai. The Chinese in gen eral regard the statement of the, American secretary of state as at t a friendly gesture. | Some disappointment is expressed | the American secretary’s refusal new senate. Local American opinion is divided on the = pronouncement. Although there is general rellef that the American policy finally has been outlined. The missionaries as a whole wel- comed the restatement of mon-im- perfalistic policy. Among other elements there came forth condemnation. This was from 1 group which feels that Americ should share the costs of “danger ous” measures which Great Britain is taking. a Catalina | England’s Offer Awaited. | Washington, Jan. 28 (A—While | of the waiting Peking and Canton- se factions to its peace overtures, xtended to both in the form of an :d willingness to negotiate s with responsible dele- | sates, interest here has turned for the moment to Great Britain, now described as preparing to offer | China “generous” terms in the hope | | of bringing order out of chaos | | Washington government officials | !are keenly interested in any plan! | that might be oftered by the British | although they regard this country’s | position as somewhat different from that of England in regard to China hecause of the latter's large con- | sionary interests there, | | London news advices picture the | | British press and public as impa- | tiently awaiting officials publication | [ of the new proposals, which are un- | =) { LOIN LAMB CHOPS ........ ulllflllfli i “NASH Special” Phone MAIN ST. ! developing land in Plainville to file | SIRLOIN ST derstood ‘to provide for the event- ual surrender of the British conces- | stons, including extra-territoriality. The United States also has signi- fied its willingness to open negot tions for ultimate abandonment of all extra-territorlal privileges in China, in addition to working for Immedl(\te Chinese tariff autonomy. SAXE AND ROCHE NAMED FOR JUDGES (Continued From First Page) FAREWELL T0 BRADDON Retiring Boys’ Sccretary of Y. M. C. A., Presented With Fountain Pen | By Hi-Y Boys. V. C. Braddon, sectetary of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A will leave tomorrow miorning for Troy, N. Y. where he , will take charge in a similar position at the Troy, Y. M. C. A. Last evening Mr. Draddon was presented with a t | stormy career is the much discussed plan for an open season on deer in the month of December. Another is the measure to allow bowling alleys to be conducted on Sunday under proper supervision, He also rec- ommends that all state road build- ing contracts over a certain amount | be given out on a basis of competi- tive bids. Among the most important of his proposals is one which would es- tablish a town court in Plainville aking the place of the present jus- tice court, He 1so working for placement of a supcr-reinforced set of double teeth in the law requiring any one W t ¥ it | w detailed map with the town Mlans ommission, and providing a penal for failure to do so. The penalty will be settled upon by the judiciary committee. Represe Newington tative George Hanford of sponsoring a bill ma V. C. BRADDON intain pen at a farewell banquet n him at the Methodist church he combined Hi-Y clubs. onight the general membership of the Y. M. C. A. will have a fare- well party in the boys' department. Refreshments will be served. St while for a distance of The bill | one year aph pols Righway: fect up from the ground. he would have effective from the date of passage. Commander Harry Gineburg Fiddy-Glover post, American Leg Officer* John Stadler, Assistant Pr cutor William M. Greenstein, | Attorney Harry H. Milkowitz New Britain, were visitors at | Capitol today. Hillside Creamery Butter, $1.00. Russell Bros.—Advt. 2 lbs, and of the | Hillside Creamery Butter, {$1.00. Russell Bros.—Advt. 2 Ibs. sportsmen’s show at Boston. church will o'clock at the church. serious operations at New Britain General | ment. ! complaint to Officer Hanford Dart by a young woman whose name is withhelq, that two young men weay ! ing caps and appearing to be about | 20 years of age, annoyed her in a theater, | call a policeman. tain Kelly Israel Putnam { avenue, were attending the session. City Items E. F. Brainerd and Mr. and Mrs. . C. Monier are attending the SHAW 1S SEVERE ON THE FAIR SEX Gondemns Some as “Cocktail Drinking Dancers” London, Jan. 28 (UP)—Georgs Bernard Shaw, who has no children and who lives in a flat, believes that women without children and who live in flats have adopted that mode of life to be able. to “spend their time drinking cocktalls, at- tending night clubs and dancing the Charleston.” Shaw, who has spoken with pride of his accomplishments as a jdancer, presided last night at a debate between Viscountess Rhond- da and G. K. Chesterton, in which Lady Rhondda insisted that the leisured woman of today was a menace and Chesterton argueq that she was not. “When I was young,” said Shaw in his introductory remarks, “women had childred and houses and servants to look after. They lacked even the time to nag their husbands as they ought to be nagged, but now they have got rid of their children through birth con- trol, and their houses and servants cholr of St. Mary's meet tonight at 6:45 The boys’ Charled A. R. Cooper of Plain- ville, who recently underwent two has returned to treat- hospital, he hospital for additional ANNOY GIRL IN THEATER The police agg investigating a They ran when she left to ! BOYS ANNOY TEACHERS Investigating & complaint to Cap- today that , four boys were annoying the teachers at the school on Osgood Officer Thomas J. Feeney urned three youngsters over to Miss Ruth Bristoll, woman probation of- icer, The boys were looking through windows and disturbing those who Russell Bros. through flats with restaurants at- tached and residential hotels so they are able to spend their time drinking cocktalls, attending night clubs and dancing the Charleston.” Lady Rhondda, who is one of Britain’s business peeresses, argued that leisured women might wreck clvilization. She sald women should find activities outside of home work. Chesterton urged that women remain at home, because he said | it they found outside activities they would engage in crooked busness and crooked politics like men or would be reformers. He advised women to ‘*dance tha Charleston and enjoy yourselves in- stead of trying to deprive others of pleasure.” DEATH TOLL FROM FLU Geneva, Jan. 28 (M—Influenza caused 142 deaths in the nine prin- cipal maritime cities of Japan from January 1 to January 10, says a bulletin on the influenza epidemic situation issued by the league of Na- tions tonight. Denmark showed a big increase during the week ended last Wednes- day, with 37,000 cases reported, compared with 16,000 the preceding week. Hungary also is experiencing an influenza epidemic, especially in Budapest. Hillside Creamery Butter, 2 lbs, $1.00. Russell Bros.—Advt. HALF PRICE SATURD AY SPECIA THAT ARE REAL MONEY SAVERS Mormng Specxa]s from 7 to 12.30 Best Maine | Lean Fresh FEATURING Fresh Cut Hamburg 2 tbs. 25¢ | Shoulders . 18¢ All Day Specials i LEGS GENLI\F SPPI‘\G LAMB . Lean Smoked | : .;,Potatoes pk 47c Shoulders . 18¢ é | FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS ... LEAVP01‘R0\ST At Notable Savings .9 Of L= included in this Sale. If you are in need of a Winter Coat, to choose it. WOMANS JAPPAREL SPECIAL T/[I ? HIODLETOWN -~ NEW BRITAY Beginning Tomorrow COAT SALE Former Prices The Coats in this offering are the highest type of Fur Trimmed Coats that are now in demand. SPORT COATS—-DRESSY COATS Misses' and- Women’s Sizes i o ' | i | ] o] Winter's Smarte¢ Fur Trimmed COATS now is the time 1 18¢ § . b 16¢ Best Franls(orfi Lamb Stew ...... Lamb Fores . T.ean Cnlned Beef n, lOc Heef Liver L\ apor: ated flour, sack $1 19 Milk, 3 cans 29c Campbell’s Beans and Tuma(o Soup 3 cans 23¢ Confectionery Sugar 3 1bs ¢ 25¢ Now on Display New in Every Respect Wide Range of Colors Sport and Dress Models acquainted with these new dresses. ADVANCE SPRING DRESSES NEW COLORS — NEW LINES $14.98—$29.50—$39.50 Even if you are not ready to buy—pay a visit at least and become Challenge\hln (AR e A SRR T Sifted Peas Sugar Corn e Van Camp's Catsup large bottle 3 Ibs can cans Premier Salad Dressing, bot. 2 cans 25¢ Large Meaty Prunes Grandma’s Pancake Fl 2 pac} Fancy Peaches .. 19¢ 23¢ 19¢ 19¢ Fancy Rice . White Rose White Rose WEDGWOOD CREAMERY 25¢ 3:')(' BUTTER &= 2hs §1.00 LIRS EGGS 2 doz. T5e Fresh ~ EGGS ARE LOWER BFSTPI RFLA\RD ...............‘21b529¢ Good Luck OLEO Nucoa Nut OLEO First Prize OLEO 320 b 30(‘ L 30¢ 1 GRAPEF RUIT 4for 25| Sound \ellow ONIONS 4bs17¢ CALIF. \l\IST h\’I‘R \ HEAVY Iumcv Baldwin APPLES 4 quarh 25¢ Cape Cod Cranberrice 2 quarts Large Ripe BANANAS 29¢ dozen | Yellow Glohe Turnips 6 Ibs 25¢ heads 25¢ peck 390 feeherg Lettuce . . Faney Bleached Celery Fresh Cut Spinach .. bunch 2 New Bunch Beets or Carrots each 10¢ Solid Head Cabbage .... Ib de . head 29c Kiln Dried Sweets .. 5 Ibs Sealdsweet Tangerines, doz. 2! FEBRUARY 14 ST. VALENTINE We Have Something For Everybody For the Baby of the Family For the Baby of Your Heart SDAY Boxed Novelties, Favors, Unique, Amusing, Tasty ON DISPLAY NOW A Few Steps From the Capitol Theater 50 WEST MAIN STREET “Thoughtful Gifts” THE (8 NEW IFT SHOP We Are Right Opposite the Burritt Hotel