New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1929, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929. offenses attributed to them. He in- dicated that services of a mediator. as provided by federal law before a { strike vote is taken may at the meeting in Waterville tomor- row night. YOUNG RYAN IS ON SERIOUS CHARGES FACE OFFICIALS New Mexicans Allged Violatrs of Anti-Narcotic Laws | | | | (Grandson o[ Late Financier \'leds in Surprise Afiair New York, in. 18 (A—Thomas “ortune Ryan, 2nd, grandson of the e Thomas Fortune Ryan, finan- r, and the former Mrs. Margaret on a secret who escaped, said she had been given only bread to eat for three : days at a time, and that she was | 14 kew’s death, the cgorner's jury it because they said it contained Albuquerque, N. M., Jan. 18 (®— | J. Collins, general vice president of Helen Haskew, 18, an inmate, gement. It was charged that the served “no water fit to drink” for found. Tt was brought out before | Colll mm om {Dan J. Collins, Carmen Oficer, medicine. violation of the Harrison anti-nar- | |the Brotherhood of Railway Car cotic act today faced officials of the | Men of America, says the discharge ‘nf veteran Maine Central railroad Sunday following an injection | of twilight sleep. dismissal of the men violated an al- |leged working agreement. el Lack of water and injection of | that body that while the girls had | New Mexico Girls Welfare Home |shop employes to “czaristic tactics Announcement already hs | Collins was here to confer with| Moorhead Rea were John D. Semor Gomes to Rescue Vith Influence New York, Jan. 18 (P —The New o | York Times says today that John D. Rockefcller, sr., has brought twilight sleep” caused Miss Has- been served water, they had refused Portland, Me., Jan. 18 (P—Dan here in connection with the death of lof the read Waterville shop man- made by District Attorney Eugene 8 | railroad officials on the matter. He honeymoon today after a surprise Lujen that manslaughter cha would he filed against Bertha Lips, superintendent of the home and Dr. | Evelyn Frisbie, medical who were held respo death by a coroner’s ju When a joint comm :"::"nl"(’:'s;“):;;;;' ;‘P‘;"‘:le""";;fi\"”n sou in the fight to oust Cal. Robert an official igvestigation of the death | [+ Spnt fham Mg Chaltmenship | and conditions at the home, J. Btaulerd 00 ssmpny of T Picper, federal operative announc: he was following the evidence clos I¥ to determine if those in char had vielated federal arcotic laws in using the drug sedative, To Question G He asked permiss lative committ. | indicated the situation was “criti- | marriage at the municipal building. jcal” Collins, who will attend a appeared at the marriage mass meeting of shop employes to- hortly before it morrow t in Waterville, said: | closed accompanied by | "I am here to try to avoid trou-|two frie nds, obtained a license and aid of his | ble. If the sment ig obstinate | were marvied immediately by City and refuses to meet with duly au- | (Clerk Michael Cruisé in his office. thorized representatives we cannot an, mother of he onsible for the course of ac- | aid she knew | tion taken by the men concerned.” Refuses Comment Collins charged Frank Bennett, master mechanic of the Waterviyle shop, with having “exerted czarjbtic in the discharge™of employes S, |1 violation of the seniority rule of | ement, Bennett, in sed to comment e > was not in powerful inflhence to the the bridegroom, her son was. “If my son is married T don't Kknow anything about it and T posi- tively have nothing to s | itvan said. E don’t know where T Mr. Ryan, who gave his age as and his occupation as rancher, a member of an old and promi- nt Roman Catholic family. Mis her, John Barry Ryan, inherited ipproximately one-fifth of the es- > left by Thomas Iortune Ryan imated from $100,000,000 to 300,000,000, The bridegroom’s wun- Allan A. Ryan, was cut off with quest of a pair of cuff links. hopcralt employe 12 bride is the daughter of the Wt denying that any | late John Moorhead, and mem- greement had | ber of a family that has figured in influcnee that “in the | the steel industry. Her marriage to Word from Chicago & 3 i a4 r ati of art had startedgfor o Watersille crrand, Saancial circ n made was fo take persor Vi ass for proxi niority holders of Indiana sfock in York to he used meet- | March 7. This move v ve heen actuated by the has taken. Aroused by the attitude of Col. | art, which he econsider: ront, the paper says Rockefeller ha re: * |determinedly that his as: assume active charge of 1l ing waged between John r., and Stewart. of the falher into |\l ko tand five | rded in Wall ,wmt 2 en given the drug ¢ might d e et | the onutcome of the struggle for con- |, f the Standard Oil company of Numerous broker: rance companies large Tolders of Indiuna which heretofore have d to be nentral, 10 the Rocks 1 of the senior Roc to question girl in- of the home | tion of the death vice president of the railroad, had not yet here [ Collins for a i | proached by ter diet which was their punishment for « m the home. Miss Lips testificd hefore legislators that 2 of vilight sle various [inmates of the hLome » had been in charge e superintendent in November other stock, incli Eartier been | o pPactland t Associatio the | ctions social event in Pifts- Alter a honeymoon *d in Sewick- f Pitfs- from . In her e suid all the girls who re- ions last turday n similur treatment at previous time: Miss I'aye Gra of Miss Haskew's companior a she had beon given the drug cight times. B ca) a \4‘«1)14\|Hh]1 e obtained a dive form t} Collins last n aid to | railroad with turn 1h s and as arged were not guilty of BRITAIN'S LEADIN FURRIERS - Connecticut Furriers 70 WEST MAIN STREET L] - ve Tremendou the January Sale FUR COATS . 3 Exitra Special Groups Greatly Reduced for Saturday FARLY in the sale, these coats were marked at emphatic Jan- uary reductions. We are reducing them still further for Sat- urday in order to create a wonderful buying opportunity for the women of New Britain and vicinity. Now, more than ever be- fore, it is an economy to invest in a Connecticut Furrier coat. the standard for fineness of peltry, tailoring, style, and serviceability. $05.00 We Offer NORTHERN SEAL COATS CARACUL COATS PONY COATS MARMINK COATS A Few COATS $195 We Offer HUDSON SEAL COATS MUSKRAT COATS RACCOON COATS AMERICAN BROADTAIL COATS 1 BLACK CARACUL COAT We Offer NORTHERN SEAL COATS Left at MUSKRAT COATS $50.00 PONY COATS AMERICAN BROADTAIL COAT “CHOOSE YOUR FURRIER — THEN — CHOOSE YOUR FURS” HARTFORD STORE AT %-92 CHURCH STREET be asked | HS HllNEYMlll]N? nothing of the marriage or Wwhere | ' Johnston’s Impeachment May Take Place Shortly OKlahoma ( vernor Henry 8. hed A climax heré rts from members but members of the com- refused’ to_ divulge what haa ace behind the closed doors, | they had rom the witness stand dence of what he peachable offense on the committee already was l:ody. He understeod, he charges were being drawn niittee members, and \Ins statement by Clay now were bein, executive been bound to in the d‘u)‘ H. Tom Kight, - | committee member, and an arch foe produce any of the chief executive, announced Enamelware at a New, Low nomy Price Enamelware Heavy eange, triple coated 3-4 qt. Coffee Pots qt. Tea Pots 1-5 qt. Tea Kettlos 10-12 qt. Kettles with covers ! 10-12 qt. covers 3 qt. Sauce Pots with cover 2-3 qt. Double Boilers 10-14 gt. Dish Pans 22 qt. Bath Basins qt. Water Pails 2-3 qt. Combinets Sauce Pots with Each Piece VALUES - in — Toilet Gocds Tooth Pastes— Pebeco Pepsodent . . Kolynos tube 21 c Medicated Soaps— Packer's Tar € Jml 30X 1\[ l’ Sani- tary Napkins. VALUES Yard Goods English Broadcloths— 36 in. fine quality broad- cloths in white 19 and coloved, yd. c Fine Percales— New multi-colored pat terns in a good lsc 36 in. material, Waverly Chambrays— An unusual quality cham- bray l O c White Flannel— Yard . Good weight, 27 in. A value here loc Tests Have Proven Their Efficiency for You Any type your set re- quires, including the new power tubes, Lffective as detectors or amplifiers. — 32¢| Every Item Ata Saving Price A Sale of Housewares Rag Rugs— Hit and Miss Patterns 18x36 inch ...... 33¢ 24x45 inch ...... 85¢ 27x54 inch .. T5e: 36x63 inch .. $1 Colored Kitchenware—S pc. Sugar, Coffee, soc Tea Set 4 pc. Bread Box, Sugar, Coffee, Tea sl The Heavy Gauge, the Flaring Bottoms, the Cool Handles, and Panelled Sides are Features of s This Nationally Knoun Line “Paramount” ALUMINUMWARE T ‘|‘|‘||| T ||ll||’l||| lfl!":fih il w No-burn, no-turn, cool handles make these pieces con- venient to handle, the quality of the ware assures its lasting a life time, the design is artistic and the price K| | Other items, including every needed item priced from 30c to $1 each. Set ... exceedingly reasonable, 2 and 3 quart colonial percolators, § quart tea kettles, as shown, 13}5” self basting oval roasters, French fry- er with wire basket, 3 piece combina- tion cookers, 2 quart heavy double boilers, 6 and 8 quart convex kettles. Food Chopper Made for service Sl Thermos Bottles—Genuine pint Thermos bottles . Oil' Mops, with handles . VALUES -— in — Draperies Curte’ Cretonnes— 36 in. material, good quality, new 5 patterns yd. 1 c Rayon Ovedrape— A new patterned drapery Sal in bl material in blue, 29c VALUES - - New Dress Goods Half Wool Materials— Jacquard Crepes Granite Cloth : Rayon and Woo. Crepes ch Tweed Tones Yard New Callot Crepes— Flannelette Wear Gowns—Striped flannelette, in sizes 39 c 2t 14 ....... Pajamas — One and two Diece models, 39 c sizes 2 to 14.. Baby Buntlnp—wlth hood, rose, gold, vd. in a variety of 5 good patterns yd 3 c Rayon Plaids— * For the early spring or or suit vd. mid-winter dress 49 —~ A d All Wool Flannel— Scrim Curtains— Block serim patterns, full length, with tie $1 backs ... 3 Pairs Sash Curtains— Ruftled voile with color- made .o conas Bonnets — Crepella and cashmere ; new sgc dainty . warm, prettily 59 c 25¢ Helmets, Tuque.. for baby, wool knit, rayon 593 faced . ed shell stitched edges z'goid" cg;gltf,l 1<\\ d. $ 1 2 5 Only Our Ability to Buy e Huge Quant: for Cash Makes This Offer Possible NEW CURTAINS askortment of VALUES Men’s Wear Jacquard Sport Coats— In sizes 36 to 42, full cut, with a dressy Jjacquard front 89c Cottonade Pants— \\'mrkf trousers at a sav- ing, full cut, well made ........ sl Heavy Denim Overalis— Made for service; rein- forced, a big 81 value Chambray Shirts— Good qualilt:;;i double and triple stitcl seams ..... 69c 1sual fine voile curtains with val- d tie ome have c ince an rayon inserts. v. full length curtains in both ruifled and straight styles. “Songbird” B Batteries Are Better 29 89 sg7s 45 Volt heavy duty—For the set with many thau ‘2“ tubes; over twice the service for I 25. twice the price . 25 " For Economy’s Sake, Come to Grant’s W.T.GRANT CO. 283—287 Main St. Watt size—Thousands have given sat isfaction at extemely low cost 15 Volt size—Upright tvpe, for the larger set; an inexpensive, satisfactory, guaranteed 115 Volt “C” Batteries—Made to 1mp10\e the tone; made for perfect reception .... E-Z No. 6 Dry Cells—Powerful, correctly built dry cells, for the dry cell set New Britain, Conn.