New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 5

s DARROW CONSIDERS JMERSON APPEAL Famous Lawyer to Confer On Gase of Two Squaws Buffalo, N. Y., April 20 (UP)— Clarence Darrow, who for several years has been calling himself “former lawyer,” was drawn back into active practice today by the appeal of a New York Indian chief to save two of his tribe’s women trom the penalty inflicted by the state for murder. Although determined he would not be lured from retirement at his present age of 73 and warned by the Indians that they were too poor to pay a fee, the urge to "go into | the matter” proved irresistible to | the man who has spent 48 years at | the bar defending erring humanity. | Due to Confer Today He was due here today to confer | with attorneys for Lila Jimerson and Nancy Bowen, alleged murder- | ers of Mrs. Clothilde Marchand. H= | has promised to announce whether he will join the defense staff after going over the available facts with them. Conferences are to be held at his hotel room. Darrow's Buffalo friends are con- fident he will be persuaded by the | Indians’ appeal after learning de- talls of the crime with which the two women have been charged and & part in which both have admitted. | In some respects the case they will tell him about is similar to that of Nathan Leopold and Richard Locb, young murdercrs of Bobby ¥rank, whom Darrow saved from the gallows. As in that trial, which made Darrow world famous, there is no apparent legal defense. Th: | defender must go outside the wr ten law into the realm of sociology | and psychology to make his case. Already Has Pleaded Lila Jimerson, a young woman, aiready has pleaded guilty to second degree murder, but now wants to withdraw her plea and Judge T | Bret Thorn has indicated he will grant-her a new trial. The state centends she plotted Mrs. Mar- chand's death to rid herself of a rival for the attentions of Henri | Marchand, an artist, for whom Lila had posed. Intimate relations be- tween them werc admitted by Mar- chand when he testified at her tria A mistrial was declared when thz first jury was about to receive the case becaust tubercular hemor- rhages made it impossible for th: defendant to go on. Yesterday s was discharged from the City ho pital sufficienily recovered, phy: cians said, to stand the ordeal of ’l. new trial. GRAF T0 STUDY WEATHER Dr. Eckener Says Extensive Obser- | vations on Elements Will Be Made On Trip. i Berlin, April 29 (UP)—Metecoro- | logical studies will be made on the | flight of the dirigible Graf Zeppelin | 1o South America and the United | States next month, Dr. Hugo Eck- cner said today in discussing the | forthcoming voyage. The flight will be no mere dem- onstration, he said, but will be for | the purpose of studying conditions | under which regular -air service | across the Atlantic ocean will func- | tion. The trade winds probably will be dangerous and the dirigible will | be compelled to fly in high altitudes | over the South Atlantic, he said The route will be from Seville to | Pernambuco, in Brazil, thence over | Cuba, and Florida to Lakehurst, | with possibly an intermediary land- | ing at Ha . weather permitting. The total distance from Friedrich- shafen to Brazil and back he esti- | mated at 17,767 miles, compared to about 18,630 on the flight around the world last year. Telephone numbers are being used more and more in Herald Classified Ads. ‘The Home of Beautiful Glasswarc’ Jackaway'’s Gift Shop 58 W. Main Opp. Burritt Hotcl Phone 1499 affairs, Fostoria, makers of complets in many wondrous hues for table use has made possi- ble this deligntful practice, In addition to its beauty this lovely service is thoroughly practical, for it stacks nicely and the hottest or coldest foods can be served upon it. We have in open stock, Fos- toria glass in a range of sizes in goblets, plates, cups, platters and many other items. The design above is our “June may be had in C Green, Azure, Amb line of Fostoria now on display. Be sure and look for the little brown label on every picce of gen- uine Fostoria. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930. __THE BIGC STORE | EW BRITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER. . Wednesday ... 33 Thrift Values Save . . . Notions! Trimming Braid . . . Elastic Bias Tape . odd lot. each yard 23c¢ Climax Sewing Cotton ...... 10c Dytint ........ Sanoon 29¢ Lesco Cleaning Fluid ........ can 23c 37c Hosiery Sale! 50c Women’s Silk and Rayon Ho~c . 6 good shades. 3 7 c 50c BO)S Golf Hose . . Jacquard designs ... Sport Hose 25¢ Men Fancy 3 pfairs 3 7c | or Arrow Collars Starched and Semi-Soft styles . . . zet your summer supply tomorrow! WEDNESDAY'! 20c Men! Work Clothes Sale . . . Wednesday! Strong Khaki Work Pants ... 31 00 Striped Cottonade Work Pants Overalls and Jumper A 51zes to 50 . . . strong blue denim and pin point stripes each $l '00 ? pair37c | 50c Children’s Long Nov eity | pair 3 7 (¥ 1 00 . lace trimmed . { Rayon Bloomers . . Save . . . Toilets! Lux— for laundering p]\ 1 5 C 10c Armand 5 C Week-end Sets .......... e Bayer's Aspirin Mavis . . . April Showers 15¢ Save On Hosiery! §1.49 Women's Full Fashioned Silk Hose . service weight silk to welt . . . all-silk chiffons, silk to top . . . all fashionable shades. Women’s Corselettes 3179 Side Hook and Front Hook Girdles .odd lot . . . WEDNESDAY! 98¢ Sale! Women’s $1.00 Underthings . Vests . . . all sizes . . . pastel shades . . . tailored and . steck up for summer, TOMORROW! 79¢ SALE!... WOMEN’S WASH DRESSES HOOVERETTES . . The Hooverette js a useful summer . SLEEVELESS women prefer because it can be slipped on and off so quickly . ,.. Prints . . . Sizes 36 to 4 WEDNESDAY! ..... St wash dress that, 4 ! ' 1. . SALE!... WOMEN’S $10 SPORT COATS Our buyer made an exceptional purchase . . sport coats . . . line effects . — Boys’ — Sleeveless Wash Suits Broadeloths in color combinations . guaranteed washable . . . sizes 2 to 6! SPECIAL! 49¢ $1.00 Boys’ Overalls Blue denim, heavy quality triple stitched . . . sizes 8 to 16. WEDNESDAY! 79¢ y . . Men’s Union Suits Ecru ribbed, short sleeve ankle lengths . men’s nainsook union suits . men’s ecru ribbed shirts and drawers, spring weight. 5 5 C cach 15¢ Part Linen Dish Towels WEDNESDAY! 10c 59¢ Printed Crepes 25 patterns . . . SPECIAL! 24 C yard Sale! Infants’ Shoes 317 Pairs “Dr. Warren’s” $1.69 “First Step” Shoes, Pumps, Oxfords . . . all colors and styles . . . sizes to 5. WEDNESDAY'! 69c jaunty styles in the cape and \(ldlght . . you'll have to be here early tomorrow! .00 . Snowflake $1.89 Bed Spreads New Rippelette Spreads in blue, rose; green and orchid . . . 72x105 and 81x105 . . . SPECIAL! $1.49 Part Linen Lunch Cloths Blue and rose check . . . 36x48 SPECIAL! 24c 89c Long White Ruffled Hemstitched Curtains 214 yards long . . . WEDNESDAY'! 50c 49c Sash Curtains Colored borders . . . WEDNESDAY! 29c Sale! Boys’ - Girls’ Shoes 617 Pairs $2.98 Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes, Pumps and Sport Oxfords . . . Boys', sizes to 6 . . . Girls’, sizes to 2. WEDNESDAY'! $1.69 $1.25 Boys’ and Girls’ Sneex All colors and sizes. WEDNESDAY'! EXTRA SPECIAL! “Red Star Bird’s-Eye” DIAPERS Hemmed . . . 24x21 Limit 1 pkg. Regularly $1.19 WEDNESDAY: ONLY! $1 .10 _ Carter’s . . . Vanta . . . Minne- apolis Single Breasted SHIRTS — Merino and silk and wool. Baby Week Special .... 39¢ doz. Vanta and Carter's BINDERS, and Carter’s TEETHING BANDS with side and front tabs ...... 39¢ BABY SHOES . . . “Ideal” make . designed under medical su- pervision. Soft Soles 98¢ and $1_49 First Step Hard Soles §1 98 and $2.29 “Little Mischief” PURE HOSE . . . regularly 59c. Baby Week Special WOoOL - 39¢ “Bunny” RUBBER SHE white and red . . with grom- “Bunny” and Handy - PANTIES . with ventilated sides. Baby Week Special ;... Fine Flannelette NIGHT GOWNS and KIMONOS— ’ 39¢ and 49¢ SPECIAL! Fine Nainsook Dresses and Slips Hamburg or Plain Bottoms 25¢ —— “Nannette” Finc Lawn SHORT DRESSES . . hand embroidered DRESSES . . hand trimmed . . wide hems . . . with and without collars “Little Bishop” DRESSES . . but- ton front and back . . inches Gertrudes and “Nannette” LAWN and MADEIRA SLIPS . . . ham- burg or plain bottoms, cach 49 ¢+ FLANNELETTE GERTRUDES three-quar length SACQU button or ribbon tied . . . hand blankets . . cach 19¢ Nainsook and Lawn PILLOW SLIPS Better PILLOW SLIPS, hand em- broidered 49¢, 79¢, 98¢ . white, blue 49¢ KAPOK PILLOWS and pink sateen .... 39¢ | 2-t0-6's . L and dainty Suwmmer Sheers . . . BRS AT RAPHAEL’S New Britain’s Leading Baby Department. [ APRIL 30 THRU MAY 7 ) AVE you ever been in our Baby Department and heard ex- pressions of praise about all the dainty things? And haven’t vou told your companion that here one finds all the baby clothes one wishes, so reasonably priced? . . . We ask these questions, with pardonable pride, hecause for nineteen vears we have aimed to make ours New Britain's Best Baby Shop. This week, Baby Week, we invite you to visit with us and see the new fashions for spring and summer. You'll be delighted! S ERER 20 RATTLES Rattles . . . Rubber Balls s Dol Balloons . . . Clowns . . . Jumping Ropes. ASK FOR YOU R CHILD'S GIFT —M—m GIFT FEATURL! Carriage Cover Sets Fine silk . . . hand embroidered Cover and I* \Hn\\ Slip to match. $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL! Esmond Blankets Stitehed . . . blue and pink . . . 36x50 . . . WEDNESDAY'! 88c — D S — INFANTS' COATS of Flat Crepe . daintily smocked yokes . hand crocheted collars and cufl's white, pink, blue - $1.98 SILK COATS— $2.98 0 §7.98 NE \\ SPRING COATS . . so appealing in cape 2.98 and $3.98 BETTER COATS— $4.98 t $9.95 “TRUHU™ SILIX BONN $1.00 and $1.98 BONNETS of organdic, lawn and BERETS of rayon BERETS . . . Wool and Silk and Wool . 59¢ STRAW HATS $1.00 and $1.98 SHINYSTOWNERS EROCKS, * fo1: [-to-6"s s v in their French Voiles, vmmmrluu! in hand made laces, $1.00, $1.98, § “MISS QUALITY"” DRESSES . . Silk and Georgette . . . sleeveless ind cap sleeves. ‘) o 98 $4.98, $7.98, $9.95 DRESSES. for Broadeloth and fine Summer Sheers . . . with and . . . Broadecloth, without, panties. 98¢ and $1.98 Boys' 1-te-5 SUITS and ROMPERS Pongee, Linen . some with two pairs of pants. 98¢ o $2.98 'LEURETTE” .DRESSES, for oL A BRRHIIE, SDitioohs, IOU S STIP.0VER and COAT SWEAT: . of double knit to insure with bloomers, warmth during outdoor play. $1.98 and §2.98 EXTRA SPECIAL! 'RA SPECIAL! <1.00 Values to $10.00 “STOCKINETTE” Mama Do“s Rubber Sheets Beautifully gowned . . . an in- 9 36 01 36x36 dividual gift. THE E BIG STORE i1 SETERYLISTRTRENENTTACYL FEETETTITETLRTLS k2 33 ETPERLIELLILL 3822312