New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25; 1929. TIPSTRTIAT S | ommes [ 167 G ch w9955 AGENT AT NGHT I ’ Yfi&m > ‘Women's Stout Dresses _ pHAEL’ ' Women;s New Silk Dresses g Made of PRINTED SILKS and FLAT CREPES ‘ MM Afternoon nd Street Dresses, in all the new prints and New York! Jan. 25 UP—A typhst, Every new Spring model included in this group. ITAIN'S SHOPPIN G| lespeie Rl s g R B e hibiti P ( :‘;e:“’““:l‘u,‘“ Tedemnl Brobiin The kind that other stores sell for more money. ¢ S e L R o Al as the role of Miss Marjorie Melius, | .—C A.SH YOUR F A(‘TOIW PAY CHECKS HERE Ll;l::;;:::ub::“ge employment of Miss Mglius as an “under cover” agent came at padlock proceedings against James (Dinty) Moore who conducts ‘a restaurant in West ¢6th street where Miza Melius and a malc agent testiticd they bought liquor. The nvernu\nnu meotion for the padlocking of the restaurant and forfeiture of a $15,000 bond posted oy Moore last June as.a guarantec against violation of the prohibition law was dismissed by Federal Judge Thacher, who, however, said he be- lisved liquor was served the -g-ms i el Specwl Savings for T omorrow—Saturday \(Iu Melius was only produced as | a witness at the request of Judge fter Herbert E. Slade, an ::::{'.:e:fifl:d that on his three Y “.'"'V"'"f"‘f'fi\‘(“"!l‘ ‘0“1"fiT"V'"fl"."""\T"\"""‘l‘t visits. to Moore's restaurant he had “L!mE JOURNEYS" ’ been accompanied by a woman agent Tomormv\—\‘lturdfly. Around “The Big Store” (No. 5) “THE TALK OF THE TOWN! SEE THEM TOMORROW! Women's and Miss' Stylish $10.00 SILK DRESSES’ | 3 -~NEW SATINS ALL SIZES Yes! They are the talk of the town. The colors—the styles—the matevials arve similar to any $10 Silk Dress. A visit tomorrow to New Britain’s largest Dress Departiment will con- vinece you. B B B s snar. = WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SMART NEW to. whether she drank liquor at Moore's place, she replied: “Yes, 1 drank old fashioned cock- tails and rye highballs.” She then corroborated in detail the testimony of Slade. NCE upon a time many people in Bristol, Plain- ville, Forestville and Southingion used to trade . . 14 . [ 4 1.4 z She said she recelved $5 a night i eor services from “James Don- ShEat ; ; Gha ! el i the chiel prohibition Inveati- AI!\R'?:: New Trimmings in Hartford. Now they shop in New Britain, and BRloE DR A 8 e TaEibi Sive Nev felcs % we consider it a great pleasure to serve so many of b4 L4 L4 14 [.d |4 * . * & Sho started work as & _prohibition Al Sires Dew; Moceln these good ncighbors of ours at our store agent last December, she said, and was discharged a few days ago Le- cause “funds for enforcement wers A Values to 514‘90 $9009885885003888000000000008003000005888883000888858088888888)0 low.” During the daytime, she said. she noried ap g Ll el Dunnes One of the best lot of Dresses we have ever sold at this :a;:nfn. prormh‘tum- headquarters. price. Workmanship and tailoring of high grade. Every dress While prohibition ugents frequent- specially selected by our buyers. You save nearly half tomorrow. )y have admitted taking their wives with them on investigations into the night life district, they were not in the employ of the government. SSBIBLLELPEBBLBAILISSILLIGIISALNS 5 A Girls' Warm FRENCH SEAMSTRESS. OFF CHINCHILLA COATS C ]L ]E A N || | P L™ CHINCHILLA COATS FoR EUR()PE; SET PREE Sizes 7 to 16 4 Sizes 8 to 16 All well tailored and very smart. Seniibe, A3 4 All are lined. Regularly sold up Woman Pardoned from Prison on | On Sale Saturday for $4 95 ¥ 5 I 8 1o $11.95. T'or Saturday Only s6’95 Condition she Depart and | . R g On All women s and Mlsses Never Retuin to Country. New York, Jan. 25 lfi)—!iadam::E < PN Paulettc Saludes, French seam- | / 3 \ A strcss, way serving a sentence of | 3 7 A from 20 years to life imprisonment for the murder of Oscar Martelliers | 14 k city in 1922 until she | # SRR Ly : 3 y receiyud 5 commutation on the fra L AT REDUCTIONS THAT WiLL SELL THEM QUICKLY of this year, sailed for France K ‘ | aboard the liner Rochambeau yes- e I 5 terday. She was accompanied to the i E: : > 8 Rochambeau by a clerk and a ma TN FOR SATURDAY! FOR SATURDAY! tron of Auburn prison, as her com 004 e f Group 1 Group II mutation was conditional on her ! 113 Women's and Misses’ 79 Women’s and Misses’ leaving the country immediately and | never returning. . ® ° Madame Baludes, now 35 years old, - i | s inter Coats | | Winter Coats whe will resume her work as & : seamstress. The shooting of Martelliers and i < Values to $39.50 Values to §19.00 Madame B8aludes’ subsequent trial ALL and conviction were a countrywide - FUR TRIMMED With fur collars sensation six years ago. She said : nd s and euffs. Stylish s | she had killed Martelliers, who was LINED WITH SILK fabrics; lined anl i a stockbroker, because he had A fine Goat for L] Interlined. Plenty of L] i taken her love and then refused to N this price Inrge sizes. marry hes. While in prison waiting trial she attempted to commit sui- cide five times. It 18 said she infends to divorce | \ ALL FUR COATS MUST h husband, who di come | [ oo b S0 Herh Shto S8 s e WOMEN'S BE SOLD on her return to Paris. The hus- band * was employed by Martelliers YOU'LL BE WELL REPAID! SEE THEM! and was abroad on business for him at the time of the shooting. — Kind — Sizes Was NOW NEGRO RELY ; "0 Foston, dan. 23, OP—Thomas .| 1 RACCOON COAT 12 $310 $195. Cooper, a negro chef of this ci‘y. 5225 149 50 was arrested yesterday In connecty " | : - L o y s J0. 0 g o i G . —rEm— 1 RACCOON COAT 18 N = oth of Boston, whose bodics were | N AGS SILV S Rl + g gty eg b edbniad | | A Now ikt oo gl : $250 $145.00 BAGS Jast October. They also T sz 00 Now negroes, Cooper had beel 4 . A s i MARMOT MINK » $195 $110.00) $3.00 ward J. McCarthy and Charles I N —. Rugg, dist ey Vo195~ 1 SEAL COAT = DT e 2 TOR SATORDAT! $125 $75.00 TOR SATURDAT! of recciving goods stolen from the | Group I 2 Group 1V United States government. Police 35 s 4o : 1 SEAL CCAT e e All :T\i: :h:‘,;" ;:,yum,“.fi:;;:"m,a:?‘. ™ Part Wosl 33 Women's and Misses’ S G slzs sss,oo 47 Women'’s and Misses' 5 5 Robpera Xpam. Mhon Ty armyston | BLANKETS WINTER COATS N $75 535.00 WINTER COATS BLANKETS The Herald is justly proud of the | That sold for Value to $24.50 : Values to $69.50 That Sold for husiasti ve e = . e 1 o 5 PG o 5 pofonc s o ol $5.50—Now ol 2 BLACK SEAL COATS . 2 BLACK SEAL COATS A $2.69_Now ainosithat il 2 Sizes 40 and 16. Size 38. e 7 $4.50 S G s4.98 Wee 9750 Now ... $45:00 W55 Now t’,‘,r‘:“z,:"_:,t“:f, szg'so $2.19 Omacuax good sizes. Stomach Disorders Q@ fater BAnGATN 1 AMERICAN OPOSSUM 369'50 1 TIGER COAT J PGS Fll'lt Revealed b Sizc 18, was $125. Now ize 18, was $176. Now Genuine “Raynboots” for women, misses and chil- 1 MENDOZA BEAVER | 1 RUSSIAN PONY ’ll Heavy Rubber Hospital Sheets, white or red; ated Tongue dren; 10 styles, 10 colors, all sizes, val. to $2.50. Sat. $1.47 Size 16. $69.50 = size 27x36. Until sold. Saturday Yoo e | et e $2.00 LEATHER HAND BAGS Was $137.50. Now ... Was $176. Now 317 PIECES SAMPLE JEWELRY than the upper end of your stom- X ach and intestines. It is the first thing your doctor looks at. It tells Advance Spring Models! at s glance the condition of your At Sy P FINAL CLEARANCE! SMART FELT HATS FINAL CLEARANCE! with stomach and bowel trouble. wisrwaszis i BOYS' WOOL SUITS iy BOYS’ OVERCOA ITS serious iliness, It tells why the \ alues to $3.50 least exertion tires you out; why — Kind — I i you have pains in the bvwzll. gas, e - Now COLORS: COTORS: Kind BOYS’ 2 KNICKERS SUITS ) —x n:;:mu’:. :I:emw;:'eu]ehu a sign Sizes T to 15 39.95 36 6? '“‘ “, u ; 1 98 KING : / BOYS' OVERCOATS 3 to 8 34 95 that you need Tanlac—the medi- » 2 KNICKE it g us et sty ([} DOYS 2 K oesus 91295 $8.63 \ e e BOYS' 2 KNICKERS OR $14.95 $9.97 \ i . . about given up hope. 2 LONG PANTS SUITS Tanlac _contains no mineral EOYS’ OVERCOATS 2 to 7 $6'95 Charming advance Spring models to wear BOYS' OVERCOATS 11010 39045 right now. Many Felt and Straw combina- g dru:-. it is made of barks, herbs BOYS' 2 LONG PANTS - y tions it this group. All popular models in- : PRl Lo becst Ll by JITS—Sizes 15 to 20 $19.95 $l3.30 cluding OFF-THE-FACE, CLOSE-FITTING, BOYS' OVERCOATS 9 to 14 $11.95 dru“m today. Your money back EE ALL §6.95 4-PIECE SUITS—Sizes 6 to 15. s 4.63 TURBAN. FOOTEA{L ‘and MUSHROOM. I G S . Plenty of Large Headsizes \ 5 .o S — I anl ac $5.45 REVERSIBLE COKDUROY ILUMBERJACKS—Sizes 8 to IV, Lined-with heavy wool mackinaw plaids. &2 MILLION BOTILES USED | Colors, grey, tan and brown 17 $10.00 OVERCOATS—Sizes 14 to 16.