New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1927, Page 13

74 - GAME BIRDS WILL BE LABELED HER™ SponSmen Mfiw Policy in Releasing Pheasants From now on, every game bird feleased by the New Britain Fish & Game association will wear its own private label, according to action taken at a meeting of the game committee last evening. The meet- ing was held at the F. W. Monier & Brother store, which is headquar- ters for the association. The association has ordered pheasants from Ohlo and it is ex- pected these will arrive within a week. Others will be purchased shortly. It is planned to release pheasants in the spring hereafter instead of in the fall as has been the custom. Under the old system the birds were released in the fall shortly before the hunting season. The majority of them were killed oft by hunters during the season and others, not heing accustomed to their surround- ings, had difficulty surviving the winter, Many fell prey to foxes and | other animals. | Now the birds will be released in the spring. They will have a longer time to become acquainted with their | surroundings and will be able, to breed during the summer. It is hop- ed in this way that they will in- crease about 10 to one during the | summer, and those which do mot | fall before the hunter's gun in the | season, will be able to look after themselves in the winter. The shipments will be sent by ex- press to the residence of S. W. Avery at Avery's Corners, so that they will | be close to cover in case any of them escape. Each bird will have a metal band around one leg con- taining the words, “Please write, N. B. F. & G. Assn, P. O. Box 406." The individual number of the bird | also will be stamped on the metal band BERLIN SHOCKED BY NEGLECT OF FAMILY: | (Continued From First Page) } mother. Two of the children were in | bed with Mrs. Simpson, who was suffering from pneumor and pleurisy and the third was lying on the floor. None of the four had re- since the first of the town nurse. The father vas admitted to the home on Sat- | urday evening. About an hour after the arrival of Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Simpson died. A A child born to Mrs. Simpson died at birth. Health Officer Griswold then stated that the three children would have to be quarantined in the same quarters for another six wee ks Lut upon appral he stated that it might be possible for one of the chil- dren to be transferred to a sta hospital. Dr. A. J. Goodwin, the at- {ending physician, will aid those in- terested in obtaining a place for the siclk child. Town Demands Explanation Teeling is running high through- out Berlin today. Miss Dalbey st hat she discontinued her visits upon orders from the health officer, who is her superior. TFirst Selectms Carter condemns the whole state \Tairs and asks why he did not he of the oner. The population of the fown is demanding a statement rom those in charge explaining the ause of such conditions. first Selectman Carter, sald to- “The call of the undertakers on Sunday evening was the first word | 1 received con ng the Simpson family. If any call had come to me I would have spared no effort to aid {he family. Upon reeeiving word from the morticians T immediately | ot in touch with neighbors and heard from other persons in- 4. T am exccedingly sorry le thing happened and am at a | 1 to unde I was not called sooner by those is to report such matters. “Immediate steps will be taken to afford the family relief and T shall thoroughly investigs 4 in an effort to Jaxity exists. Condition: do not belong in a s reported modern com- Hooker said: I “When T arrived at the house, T found Mrs. Simpson sitting up in bed uncovered 1 y bed clothes and with three v room. Conditions, if be revolting to any listener, am anxious to see the case described would for one, : A Investigated to the utmost in an ef- fort to prevent any reoccurrence of the shocking conditions GLEE CLUBS BROADC. , Middletown, Feb. 22 (—The In- fercollegiate Glee elub contest in Sympheny Hall. Boston, on Feb. 24, I which Wesleyan is a participant will be broadeasted through WNAC ths univel has been informed. Wesleyan won the New England contest last year and also the na- tional contest in New York later. The Glee club has the same coach and leader this year. | ACCEPTS BOXING BILL West Springfield, Mass., Feb. 22 (P — By a vote of 2 to 1 the town has voted to aceept the state box- ing Dill which appeared on the ballot in the form of a referendum The final count read: Yes, 1,992 no, 1,093, The referendum had the strong support of the local Ameri can Tegion which proposes to con duct the bouts and turn back the money into community purposes. OHIO POLITICIAN DI st. Petersburg, Fla., Feb. 22 (P— R. K. Kynicka, 68, former Ohio re publican national committeeman. and for years a dominant figure in Ohio politics died suddenly here last night of heart trouble, GOULD REPORT HELD UP Washington, Feb. 22 (P—Members of the senate eclections sub-commit- tee which heard char inst Senator Gould, republican, Maine, i today to agree on a v r meeting was called AnTa Ay ! | i iy “l\\l\m \ i ; 4 \ A successful 19-year business career and other busi- ness interests causes J. Birnbaum to retire from active interest in Jay’s Women's Specialty Shop. A STATEMENT FROM MR. J. BIRNBAUM “Before I turn the business over to my succ Philip Levy, who has had over 15 years’ experience in women’s ready-to-wear (10 years with Oppenheim Collins & Co., in New York) I will give my customers values that will cause.Jay’s to be long remembered as the greatest value-giving store in the city or, Mr. The prices on each and every item are so low that T am actually making you a present of many dollars. “J. BIRNBAUM.” Mr. Birnbaum’s words are true. Prices were never so One to a Customer No Alterations low. Attend this great sale tomorrow and profit. Odds and Ends DRESSES Tere is a group of dressee of undoubted merit. Odds and en e of them, received is included. In this group, dresses for every oceasion. All the fashic ble colors, ma- terials and style rmerly from $15.75 .88 that were $1.98; selling now at this low price. All colors, pleated ru $100 Ski rts 238 'y GF st Al 5 v e MAIN marked at $12.75 A LIMITED NUMBER " ‘ All priced accordingly. Coa est styvles, newest color: Some Fur Trimmed TO THE FIRST 15 CUSTOMERS TOMORROW AllWool § COATS .00 v coat must go. We must clear them out at Nothing must remain. They have been of all diseriptions, new- newest materials at un- heard of prices. Be here early. DRESSES $ At Rock Bottom Prices Tlach dress in our stock is marked at and be- low cqst for immediate selling. The greatest bargains of the year for our Spring stock just of our higher priced es are in this lot, ful dresse » and e rdless of their for- - price take your pick Northern Seal COATS of fine selected buck skins. Handsomely lined with silk, $ 5 v made into 0 garments. - regularly — at Shirt Waists of dimity and voile. You'll be surprised at the regular prices. During this sale selling at ... .38 Were up to $35.00 .88 Were up to $49.50 .88 Were up to $85.00 During this sale. No charges, no exchanges, no refunds, cash only, all sales final. Small charge for necessary alterations. Corsets of any Corset i Sweaters All Wool Slip-on Sweaters. All sizes Former sold at big bargain at mm 49¢ a Thousand Bar