New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 5

SUX NEN HELD N FLORIDA KIING Police Say Witness Broke Gang- land “Anti-Squeal” Code Miami, Fla, March 8 (UL') delicate underworld thread of niys tory, unwoven bit by bit since Arnold Rothstein, New Yor shot 1a complicated today in ihis sonthern resort where Thomas (Natty) Walsh Rtothstein bodyguird, met his de In spite of the insistent run from the underwor of Walsh in th ment-atop the Biltmore hotel Gables was hut anothe ) the history of t1 Dt Tude count aid today the £hooting was *c| up” with fil inz of mur vLHHd X Wilson, allege; tablis” ment. foun( The detcetives 1 on “tulk” they from two of Wilson has ne :( ) gamblers, Somebody “Squealed” ° X men refuted the Hu the ml'vuvx were only onstruction from what men held. when » of rumw- was b en \\n son and The words toud door wa was shot Wilson, according to detectives emptied a revolver at Walsh, two of the bullets striking Clark. Wilson, iutely slipped out PITCHERS SHOW FORM FViclders Fail to Perfor More Than Usual Number of Early Sea- rrors wers Cunningham, Bob Henry Wertz were holiows of s won n opportunity l)l( at \plm"n"ld Homc | Mass, March Helped at Change of Life “Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound is a wonder- ful medicine at the Change of Life. I would get blue spells and just walk the floor. I wasnerv- ous, could not sleep at night, and was not able to do my work. I know if it had not been for your medicine I would have been in bed most of this time and had a big doctor’s bill. If women would only take your medicine they would be bet- ter.”—Mrs. Anna Weaver, R. F. D. No. 2, Rose Hill, lowa. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetahle Bamnuunfl FRIDAY, MARCI 8, 1‘.)29. APRIL SHOW l~ RS or C \l'['l TALCUM POWDER DALY COUNCIL, NO. 12, || 29¢ 18¢ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBLUS i 50¢ size MENNEN’S SHAVING (REAM Has appointed Raphael's Department b and Gem Razor—All for Ea Store as Headquarters for their Baby Clinic All babies will receive a thorough med: cal examination by registered phys cians only, assisted by graduate nur under the rules of the American Medi cal Association, daily between the houss of 9 to 11 and 2 to 4. Saturday and Sunday excepted. It is a tanuhay sight ijere with shoes - Ouis l\hn\\lll' Hlerowing I 30c¢ size BAY RUM or EAU DE Ql ININE. Saturday, each .. 5 \onng || reople ukmmlu o the by ow large buyirs power 10c size WRISLEY COLD CREAM TOILET SO0AP—Saturday i 2 Cakes 15¢ BELFAST LINEN PLAYING CARDS, Bridge size nmen's tour price; “thtle Journeys” Around “The Big Store” (No. 16) Lo see entire tamilies fitted out is the largest shoe rln]v,utm«nl in the city ectally the most comnplete assortment of women’s. and (vuldrvn's footwear—and are lower, made possible and great volume of sales. SPRING WASH MATERIALS ! : NEW FIGURED CHARMEUSE : | \ THE A soft lustrous fabrie, dark grounds and 36 inches wide. 39“ - FANCY DRESS PIQUE Per yard ce chiffon with In a range of new spring patterns. 29(, siery Week, pail RITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER NEW SPRING BUTTERICK PATTERNS Neat floral patterns, Per yard Made of fine qual Al first que SPRING HATS JUST UNPACKED Featuring the newest styles and colors. All the new shapes in felt or straw and felt combina- tions. On sale for the first tine Saturday — . $2.98 and $3.95 OTHER HATS ... 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Special SATURDIAY Ombre $6.¢5 brown and tan, blue and ¢ ars o1 NSHOESY NBRIGHTY NAN DY NGAYY Early Spri self mate ton trimmey cw tiie popular Experienced Flat looking envelope ‘and flat Clerks Slips—Full cut anc Colors : Leathers : INFANTS’ WEAR SPECIALS INFANTN' FLANNELETTE BATH ROBES Pink or blue; sold for 98c. Special, each . .. —BLUE —GREY —RED —DBEIGE —SUNBURNT —PATENT —GUN METAL —SNAKE —PYTIHON —KID —LIZARD —KAITIR —SATIN —SUED! CRIB BLANKETS Size 30x10: pink or dlue, nursery patterng. Baclie. o, . ouveinn 5 ] STAR *BIRD'S-EYE” DIAPERS . 1 doz. in package. dllll(id} Only ... 49c HEMMED - $1.17 RED TEDDY BEAR SU l-m»hed wool or knitted styles; $7.98. Saturday Extra L\poual values ic 50c HANDY PANTIES Iine quality rubber Diapers with on side. Saturday Special WHITE QUILTED PADS Infants’ Crib Pads. Size 17x18. Saturday o snaps RUBBER PANTS Made by the “Bunny” Rubber Company. 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SHIONED HOSE U finely woven hi SPRING COATS 4 Womzn’s and Mi:zes’ Sport Coats! n Iweed Coats, smartly tailored w xI 1 self belts, s X eveen shades of ombre. On sale for the first time Satt m\a) — Sport and Dress Coats! $14.95 hell fur trimmin All sm Wemen’s Pongee Underwear! colors 98¢ bodice top— Each GIRLS WEAR NEW “LUCETTE” Practical and IH(\]’)UI\I\\ \\uh bloomer: es 10 1n 1( \\Ill.nut bloom *1.98 lf fin@ figured materials The l‘opular “chu‘tte ‘uul plain ma- : sizes 7 to 10 with bloomers, and 19 bloomers. The kind that $2.98 Bl TTF RI LY SKIRTS terials. Tan, Red, Navy Blue, '$1.98 ————— l Typically Girlish—These 1 NEW SILK DRESSES Sizes T to 14, e of extra heavy crepe de chine in str new style effects; trimmings of bo $4 98I and ruffles .. IRL\ NOVELTY \TRIIH) SWEATER= 1 The match or blend sizes 30-36 . ... $1 098 RLS' BUTTERFLY SKIRTS 5 Yards in width, bodice top and elastic band; all the new colors. sz 98 L] Each e FOR COMMUNION AND CONFIRMATION B iful Dresses of crepe de chine and :l/,k'\‘ L $4.98 . $9.95 GIRLS’ WHITE DRESSES Made from imported white voile; trimmed with lace or silk rosettes— tevials 114 without In plain ma Green and pleats | S ( neatly | $1.98.$3.98