New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1928, Page 10

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10 GEN MENADEAD |, City leems BY AN ASSASSIN Prominent in Nicaraguan Aliairs for Many Years Juan Del icaragua, May M—\n assassin’s bullet has nuffed out the hite of Mena. a in 1910 consider 0 head a t against Lady Wal hold their-2 nniversary en ;.mh_\ evening in Red Men's ha 145 prompt. Members of Cia Douglas and their familys are in- vited. Complaint was made to the polic today by John cuploymer hn Medreo of 66 Oak strect ro- ed to the police the theft of a el plated fashlight out eof his local theater parhing place Coalition Cabinet [n (-1eece Resigns o 22 (P—Th ek A polifical cris reck governmie for some n that Eleutherios ¢ resignation of 1h met said that Veni would he entruste t tion of a new g riened and t presideut, president in an congress in wlected General for the term of 1912 fion was later nul- ditied. when the United States decid- ed it did not carry out agreem he conduct of Nicarag d in 1915 Diaz was elected to a second tern In Hosgeal against Diaz 1 1912 his property v the cost of th ican cruiser Cleveland him to Panama where he wae placed | 4n a hospital at Ancon. He was de- | taiped there until March 1313 when President Wilson ordered his re- hospital he as- t and was forced warring ®aulted an atte to pay damages Atter leased General | Mena went to Jamaica and later re- | turned to Nicaragua becoming gov- ernor of Blueticlds in 1924. In 1926 he was again in revolt against the ®overnment and for a time was plac- ed in the pnnm ntiary ARRIVE | Rome, \m 22 (UP) — The re- | mains of Prince Ruspoli. recovered | after years from Africa, where he was killed by an elephant while hunting, arrived here today. High feivil, military And ecclesiastical au- | thorities met the coffin. Requiem mam was said subsequently at the Church of Santa Maria AracoeM. FRA Hartford, May 22 ®—Frank Will- son Rogers, veteran insurance agent, | former state manager of the Massa- | thusetts Life Insurance company, ind prominent Mason, died at his home here last evening. He was born in this city Decem- | ber 11, 1851, v | Maerz of 70 Roberts street - | who is 23 years of age, < | cyele Officer’ Clarence Kumm he ap- | tion looking for a certain house and | had discovered 115 bolts of WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AT t was the thre avell | 1 disint¢gration of the liberal party brought Venizelos hack to ac- | Ve participation in publ and it is likely that Venizelos will | tour the country presenting his | views and his reason for returning to political life, | ‘Tl ies Passmg on nght Strikes Telephone Pole An automebile driven by Clarence | N. Keith of 49 High street was bad- | Iy damaged yesterday on Newington avenue and Keith suffered a cut on the chin and an injury to the left hip when he attempted to pass on | the right side of a Barry & Bam- forth truck driven by Joseph A Keith, told Motor | plied the brakes when he realized he did not have sufficint room to pass and his car skidded against the |catch basin and struck a telephone pole opposite 40 Newington avenu The front left fender and hub cap | were damaged. the left side of th: car was stove in and the seat moved | off the frame by the force of the im- | pact. Maerz told Officer Kumm he was driving slowly in an casterly direc- as he pulled slightly to the right, he heard the sound of a horn. The next instant, Keith's sedan tried to pass. Officer Kumm found no cause for police action. WALLI MAN HELD New York, (M—Tony Fos- | to, & truck driver of Wallingford, Conn., was arrested and held for questioning today after the police | cloth and 24 safety hoxes for cloth aboard his truck. Fosto said he did not | know where the goods came from, but the police said that it tallies with the description of articles stolen vesterday from a Fifth avenue dealer. Herald Want Ads and Herald Classified Ads are the same thing. THE NEW MARKET CO. 318 MAIN ST _PHONE 2485 BRITAIN “ORNH\G SPECIALS, 7 TO 12:30 Lean Smoked Shoulders, h. 1 5(: Fresh Cut i Hamburg, 2 Ib. 25(: ALL DAY Best Maine Potatoes, pk. . C hallenge Milk, 2 cans . SPECIALS 35¢ . 27c Legs of ESpring_ Lamb Loin Lamb Chops Fresh Roast Pork . Prime Rib Roast . Koast Veal ., 25 Fancy Frankforts Ih. Veal for Stew Cottage Hams Saverkraut Quet;n Qualm klour menrated Fancy Tomatncs = Sugar Corn Vegetable Soup Sliced Peaches 4 cans 29¢ 2 cans 280 a mir salad Dressing, bt. 33¢ wedsnond BUTTER .. .. 2 Ibs. $1.00 (Creamery 99c Strictly Fresh EGGS, 3 dn7 Good Luck Oleo Ih. Nunooa Nut Olen 1. Best Pure 29c LARD, 2 Ihs R Virst Prize Olen th. 38¢ Gold Coln Oleo Fresh Cut Native SPINACH *19¢ Lalze Rlpc Bananas . .. Extra | Hem_\ (-rapefl'uil i Fancy Fating Apy sweet Groen Pe New Green Cal Cal. Sunkist Oranges. Green Peas Tong Green Cukes & New Texas ONIONS ... doz 2;c Bunch Beets or Carrots beh. 10¢ teeberg Lettuce 2 hds 2! Beans 2 qfs. 35¢ 2 b NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928 —m—mm—— Crinkle Spreads An unusual heavy muslin spread with neat colored woven st s with small jacquard woven designs, scal- loped squave, large size 80x105, long enough to cover bolster. Colors are rose, old. blue and green, enly 120 of |he~t spreads, an exceptional value. For Wed. $| 2() only, each For Tomorrow's Selling Only 250 Ten Dollar Silk Dresses In a Wonderful Selection of Smart, Becoming Styles for Women and Misses Reduced For One Day Only at 595 Another Great Sale of Smait Silk Frocks at only Five- Ninety-Five! Beautifully made of Flat Crepes— Georgettes—Washable Silk Crepes and Printed Silks, Trimmed in many new and novel effects that make every garment practlcall\' an exclusive feature—All colors— Wednesday! Sale of Women's Pointed Silk Hosiery Irregulars of Our $1.65 Quality 109 A beautiful semi-service silk Tomorrow Fach Pair at hose, very well made that the defect in the hose is hardly no- ticeable. A choice of colors and sizes to select from. Extraordinary Offer Men's Shirts Values to $2.95 In neck band and col- 89 lar attached styles, large choice of fancy patterns to select from See Window Display 7 W//////”/ 27 / / // ,/// / \ A1 [ 7 v //, A Remarkable List of Very Exceptional Valués for Wednesday Exceptional Main * Floor Values Handkerchiefs I r)C each Fine imported Egyp- tian varn pure white Irish Kerchiefs, with dainty four row spoke- stitch, with 1-4 inch hem. Dal Nap Napkins. 23¢C i Our standard quality sanitary napkins, packed 12 to the box. Yam F]OWE(S IOC each Smart colored yarns, that make into lovely colorful ‘flowers for dress and coat wear, each kit contains enough yarn and complete instruc- tions. Children’s Silk Sox 2 5 C pair Close out of a large variety of children sox, sizes 415 to 91, Values to 69c. ————— Spectacular 3rd Floor Bargains Imported China : HOT PLATES Assorted decorations — save your table top. Special for Wednesday only 23 Pc. Imported China WAFFLE SETS Six plates, six cups and saucers, one large covered pitcher and one small cov- ered pitcher and plate. Spe- cial for Wed. $4.98 only EXTRA Cris Cross Curtains $1.98 Made of fine quality dotted marquisettes, full width, 2 1-4 yards long, finished with ruffle val- ance. Complete ready to hang up. —_— Bozart Fibre Rugs In attractive spring and summer patterns at a price for Wednesday Tomorrow! Our Great 2nd Floor Rummage Sale Values in this Event up to $2.95 Children's dresses, infants’ capes, boudoir pillows, ladies’ lingerie, baby blankets, boys’ blouses, boys’ caps, odd wash suits and many other items too numerous to mention. 69 Linen Cloths Heavy pure Belgian linen crash table cloths, size 54x34, hemmed ready for use. Neat colored borders or dainty plaids of rose, blue and gold. Specially priced for Wednes- day only, Wednesday! A Great Sale of Lovely New Daytime Frocks y 1 . Rl A wonderful opportunity to purchase your entire summer dress needs here Wednesday. Every garment is beautifully made of the new spring fabrics in smart basque, straightline and novelty models, trimmed with touches of embroidery, ribbon, lace and organdy. All Sizes—All Colors A Few Extra Sizes Included Specially Priced For Wednesday Only English Prints 2500 yards new lovely summer prints, for smart sport wear, children's dresses, spreads, drapes, pillows, eté., in a beautiful range of dainty small floral designs. Colors guaranteed tub fast, 32 inches wide, our reg- ular 49¢ quality. Reduced for Wednesday only, yard Printed Silk Crepes New beautiful summer prints of dainty colorfu! floral and modernistic designs printed on a soft all silk crepe de chine, 39 inches wide, for smart street and sport wear. On sale for Wednesday only, yard - Silk Remnahts One Half Price Hundreds of yards, desirable silks, for blouses, trimmings, etc., in choice plain and printed silks, short lengths of our standard qualities.

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