New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1927, Page 16

eral W. O. Wilson ruled in an opin- | from claiming the exemption. Staten Island, knocked down thelr Driver “Lost His Head” |Hunsertord @at Vil ‘o o) o rces of breach of the peact Veterans of German [ion received here yesterday. — guard, bound him and escaped yes- And Is Not Prosecuted | vy Buugins N, Ruthor. | and_evading rosponsibility. Army Exempt in Wyo.| While it evidently was the intent | Army Prisoners Beat reEsyianameun SIS TG llo was entered in the case’ ford locked fenders on Franklin| Viles, who was arrested Wednes- | sheridan, Wyoming, May 20 (P— | ow the lawmakers to favor only Giigid and Fcar Arnied '0141"; b it |°1 Rny&l L. Viles, aged 52, of New | Square Tuesday forenoon. There day morning at a local hotel by erman who fought for the|American veterans of the World ual an Scape | were -elrclhlnr ::! !D;he ncifives I]F R"BERT“ EMRK | Haven and New Jersey, in police ‘ua- an excha of words between | Serseant P. A. McAvay, was _re- Fatherland in the World War is en- | | War, the attorney general said, New York, May 20 (P—Two army | the ul;:d }l}-:t r:’;t b T i T court ‘this morning, Prosecuting At. | the men, Mr. Woods sald, with the presented in court by Attorney Don- (jtled to a $2.000 exemption under | (?lere was no specific provision bar- | prisoners, assigned to repair a road | were y £ |ald Gaffney. Wyoming's tax law, Attorney Gen- : ring any veteran of the World War | in the Fort Wadsworth renrvafion.l Ryan, 19. ’ —_— Hare Anoval Stad and Stay- |torney ~ Woods Informing Judge result that Viies was later arrested Rotarians and their wives to the : / . K 75 /' . 9 () e e number of 155 motored to the East |8 y i / / Berlin community house last eve- !§ % 2% l ren s aln ln erle ning where they were the guests of . . R. 0. Clark, at the annual shad din- | 8 g ner given by Mr. Clark to the club. | # “Bob Clark's shad dinner” is an § o GO OGE T B ///// //v Fashioned of Fine Muslin, Crepe, Rayons vear the New Britain R ans d o of ks shad and tennery ) . . wrry W) 3 . Attractively Priced—Quality Obtained short cake. . For the past several years the ; d e et e ‘ Bloomers Gowns Slips munity houss because ot the sise o | SENSATIONAL OFERING | , , P Hpson, |8 ) Made of crepe, lingette, A beautitul selection of Newest patterns in resident A. F. Corbin presided at - : ; : | et the mesting last eveninz. Rev. Wil- FO[’ a Lmlted Tlme Only ! ; fine cotton, pongee and | mart kiddle gowns of all | dainty slips y and : # : wanted fabrics, very | plain models, also ap- iam H. Alderson, chaplain of the | § i tub silk, plain and lace ! club, welcomed Councilman Maxwell ' § ! smartly trimmed in lace penzal embroidery. Many 3. Porter into the membership of the | § L ath r | P trimmed. Al slzes, 4 0 | ,ng ribpon. All sizes. handsome designs to r’vlub. Votes of thanks were given Mr. | 8 e e 16. 98 $| 95 choose from. Ulark and to the women of tre East 1 O V es C w© Pl 1 95 .ne:l:!r:n?\l::hodlsl church who cooked | 49C to $] 95 79C to $ . 1 A program of entertainment in- | P e & an ags Pai Rayon Undies | 1o Undiea] b drim coma Toa st Bl ot 2 & ajamas A beautiful assortment niants 1 rann; gymnastic exhibitions by the P & - of bloomers, step-ins, boys' club and girls' club led by Wil- 3 | Only 5 P“ced Made in one and tWo | oo eine and sets, nice- A fne collestion of 1i ) " i lips, gowns, amas and s e omedyigio) i piece styles of fine quallty | 1 trimmed 1n fine range | Shre, 8ot he B e “nd Gerald Foolle of Westeld, v . plain and novelty fabrics. | of colors. Garments can | variety of fabrics and pat- Music was furnished by the Com- A new French importation of a fine All 8 be matched. All sizes. terns, plain and lace trimmed. Sizes 1 to 6. Rty Sorsisitee Diad- e soft kid, slip-on style with a neat seailoped s y ()Bc i $295 $I 00 = $l ()5 49C = $] 95 top, full P. K. sewn. Comes in two soft MORE THAN M[LL")N IS shades of blonde and French grey, LEFT FOR SGHOLARSH ~ 10.\»\\' re“:i;v.l:411:;;1;1!0;")2:‘[111. t‘oas\f ;Ildnhnnddpa};l?nvklea;}!ersd. G f F' ] q B i s o meok ot e b sl o = ] A Group of Fine Values . with top handles. i ST Tk e o " Regular $5.00 Value - Tomorrow ! Great Underpriced Purchase bridge to Benefit Under Terms of Will 1 kg . T Regular $3.00 Values and Startling Sale of 150 S e e v : Cretonnes o (about $1,250,000)—is undarstood by | § . mpo! the Daily Sketch to have been bee 2 A wonderful selection of queathed for the establishment of | § Ol adium s Hand Painted scholarships, at Yale and Harvard | §§ tonnes in & very large range ! and Oxford and Cambridge, by Lady | of delightful patterns, suit- Henry, widow of Sir Charles =o]a.‘ p- able for a number of useful mon Henry. | - purposes. Priced from, yard Bias S carrs . eate at Exceptionally Low Prices the eldest daughter 29C to 98C ya. of the Jate Leonard Lewisohn, cop- | per magnate, was born in New York | § s G city, but had ‘made her home in Eng- | § es land since her marriage to Sir| Soft flowing scarfs, that add a charm- een Glass Charles in 1898. She was always | ing feminine touch. A beautiful quality of ) g a deeply interested fn promoting good silk radium of exquisite colorings, with a i Ideal for .floor or table The ideal chinaware for lamps. A wide selection of your summer home use, fine | beautiful eolorlngn in plain . . Priced | Pricedat [| Siwer ™ "5 | ¢ ot smee == | ain and her bequests was made in | furtherance of this ideal. 1t provides | for facilities 1n the American univer- sities for British students, and for facilities at Oxford and Cambridge for Americans. Lady Henry, who died in London last week after an operation for can- cer, had long been promirent in so- | ciety and politics and gave much of lier time to charitable movements, salné vmg 5,6,6@ | $ 1. 50 - $] 98 Half Price IHPEACHHENT OFW.0 W 0FlCERS IS PETITIONED | ee Window ispla,\' . | : \ d L _Saturday— Member Claims Leaders uomedi 2 ) : an ess " e st 3y om0 |§ Specials---Sharply Reduced I b omans, e 20 8- e On Sale in the Basement Store - | Of Thelr : Bal' Ha-r ; or tition asking the removal from of- fice of W. A. Fraser, sovereign com- mander of the Woodmen of the . World, John T. Yates, sovereign Rayon Lmen Crash clerk and D. E. Bradshaw, general | iy T Bed Spreads Tea Sets et ormer Irice USthHS the ground that the officers had New lace effects, rayon violated their trusts. spreads with tuffed sewn 36 inch cloth with 4 nap understanding between the peoples|$ | deep fringe border. They are priced at 7 S ucers of the United States and Great Brit- ‘ 0T CUpS and A The ofticers are charged with borders. New soft clolars of “intent to defraud and wrong the # rose, blue, orchid, gold, ecru, plaintiff” who represents himselt as |§ large double bed size, 80x108. sorted color borders, hem one of the 430,000 members of the Priced here at, . $6 95 med ready for use. Priced kins to match, choice of as R Saturday Specially Priced at \ for Saturday 69¢ \ assets of more than Slfifl,vat‘,OV)“. aly, set! . .... 0 heSE beau' The Lincoln attorney also charges 4 OB ane i Another shlpment:f tl e o that the officers caused to be enact- Lmen tiful Bar Harbor cushions «d in various state legislatures bills | Bed ShCCtS been unpacked ready for Saturday 49 S e mna il Pattem Cloths L . g, "Made in the large attrac- . non-profit, co-operative life insur- | & Heavy satin damask linen The D. & L. special, heav) tive size in a variety of colored pat- ance company, and that, in turn, by §§ cloths, durable silver bleac durable, bleached sheeting I terns, Fine quality cretonne. THE SET a vote of the board of directors, |§§ linen damask, size 58S 4 size, $1x00. Regulas / this company could be converted |§ unusual value for Sa y $1. Special for Saturday into & legal reserve insurance com- | only, \ | pany without the knowledge or B : cach . kég Complete With BaCk Cushion { ‘ | consent of the members. |8 POLICE SBIZE “STILS", ¢ ONE: TURNING OUT HOOCH ¢ A Startling Sale of Just When You Need Them Most | R Lickio Mantfactising Devices Found |4 One of the largest coat manufacturers gave us the oppor- fn Jlartiond Aysino ememens U1 500 Pieces tunity to purchase part of their surplus coat stock at a ridiculously Summer Fabl'lcs —Federal Officials Notified. The federal authoritles have been Bl B the lnc ek ot s ¢ : h low price. The values were so sensational we bought a greater | In a Special Sale LR LR of Fine Quality For Saturday Only pled by Joseph Jeninas. One was in operation when al policemen swooped down on house about 3 o'clock ernoon. Several e HERE THEY ARE FOR SATURDAY SELLING |, Buty Prints =~ e S st o Wi Rayon Undles AT A PRICE THAT IS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE | pinied chamesetc, inag prints. Colors guaranteeil f?st All Fabrics, All Sizes All Colors oo i Regular $1 50 Quallty : ' i — ok Sp . Radium Tub Silk Chemise /¥ End of' the Season Sale! Pufi: ;ill]}{r:\'asl\:xll)le radium, gren i i | 36 inches wide, full range of fats pastel and street shades. For Shortee: / AP 2 rt wear, dance frocks, Hl:u):n;l;rs 3 f’ Our Entlre StOCk Of | s&"’eet lingerie and shirt N 2\ 7 Our standard $1.49 quality N i | for Saturday $ I I () A RARE opportunity presents itself now for you y \ . ’ only, yard .... 0 to enable yourself to purchase plain color & / 1 ren S Oats rayon undies trimmed with contrasting border, N Wash Flannel smartly embroidered in four styles. quantity than we expected to. | | i Miskewicz and in the same sts were made. McAdoo Not R;mi{ing Olvam Is i fammany lea “a close friend of \ E in here y. He told me that| McAdoo was not in the race for the nomination.” The Times also publishes a r that representativ PRICED | Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 [ Sinart two-tone \\'ashalple sport flannel, 56 inches ; INTS " BE CHE . ] Comes in white, maize, natural, rose and blue. ALL GARMENTS CAN BE MATCHED INTO %5 OO 8 50 I 2 50 wide. y ( 3 GROUPS X i An ideal fabric for summer sport wear, Re : Value to $9.50 Rrg$i'alue to $12.95 R:? Value to $19.75 Priced at only, yard . $2 50 professed ignorance of 3 mfiu:mnmmmunmmwmu{ummm:u $eaardeieratinniaesettadiinaaieranaiianante e