New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], August 18, 1920, Image 3

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Mrs. Beardsley Named
For State Committee
Mrs. Lillian lioardslev of 4 Kran-
tXKDiNAL GIBBONS ON VACATJQ
KATTOWITZ CITIZENS
POSTPONE TRIP TO U. S.
Hs strpf-t has been named associate
member of the tale democratic com
; mitloc for th- .sixth .listrict. C'onncil-
man Abraham ;orbach is committec
' man for thi.s district. The appointee
T-"t C W X
Town in Upper Silesia Protests
Against Polish-Russian War
j is chairman of the local branch of
tli" suffrage party and actively in
terested !n political affairs. The scope
of her work will not bo decided upon
until the entire committee has been
named.
FRENCH CLASH WITH umx io
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WASH
MATERIALS
Wo rn showing good avtortmciit
In Hate 32 Inch Gingham In Mr19,
Plaids and ruin Colon, at . . ftOo yd.
Gibraltar Cloth. S3 inches wide, an
estra heavy material. In Stripe and
Main Colons t c
Rlpplctte In Stripes and Chocka
at 65o yd
Cotton Poplin, yard wide, In Plain
Colorii, at 2c jd
IJngerle Crepe, 40 lnchea wide, in
White, Pink and Light IHue, at 9c d
STpnUie Crepe for Kimono,
at ., . . 68c yd
Colored Uncn. yard wide, at $1.25 yd
McCALL PATTERNS
PULLAR
&MVJC.1M
J - A
Gallon for
Texaco Gasoline
$12.93 for 30x3'2 Non
Skid first quality Tire.
$47.50 for 34x4 United
States Royal Cord Tire, first
Quality.
$1.93 for 30x3 Red In
ner Tube.
AlexAutoSupply
Co.
86 ARCH STREET
Open Evenings
Open Sunday Until 2 P. M.
Berlin. Aug. II. Uninterrupted ri
fle Are and hand grenade explosions
were reported today from Kattowltr,
Upper Silesia where 11 persons were
killed and 21 wounded yesterday In
clashes between French troop and ci
vilians who struck in protest araln
the Rusao-Polish war and demanded
dlwrmamrnt of the occupational
troops.
The French officer commanding as
the office of the Inter-allied commis
sion was said to have ottered to sur
render the soldiers' arms.
A trade union delegation offered safe
conduct for he troops on their depar
ture. The French commandant said
he would rst her die than agree to trln,
according- to the report.
MANY ALCOHOLIC CASES
Bcllcvue Hospital, X. V. Hare Almost
As Many As In PreProhlhltlori
Hays,
New York, Aug. 18. The nu.ntwr
of enscs for alcoholic reatment 'n
Mellevue honpital has Increased In the
lant few weeks until It is virtually
equal to that, of pre-prohlbitlon d.tys,
according lo a report of Bird 8. Coler,
commliidlonrr of public charities,
made public today.
"Most of the patients." he said, "fro
down in a hurry, without warning,
and recover quickly If at all. Jr.
nearly every case It Is discovered that
the persons hate had only one or
two drink, after which their minds
become Hank. They know nothing
until they awake In the institution
the next morning."
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PERSONALS
Hunter's Tritiiie to Var-ne-sis
" Suffered lor Yean Am in Fine
Shape and Tough at a Soli.
More
Evidence
that
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AR-NE-SIS
MMCWMSriSM
M r Q TbU1l, r.tnv.v V vt.
eran taxidermint, writes as follows:
W. A. arney, Dear s.r
"I have been a sufferer from rheu
matism ever Bine I wr a boy, and
am now Co years old. I cannot re
member when I did not have it sotno
part of the year. Have had it in all
parts of my back and hipi so that it
would use me up for weeks at a
time. Several years ago I suffered
a very severe attack so that for
three months I coutd not pet my
shoes on. I tegan on Var-ne-sia and
In a short tima the pains left me and
1 have not felt anythintrof it iince.
My health Is greatly improved and
I have not lost a meal since I began
taking- it, and my appetite is
GREAT all the time. Have been
tram pins: in the woods from a dozen
to twenty-fiva miles a day and am
In fine shape and tough as a bull.
Varne-tii has certainly been a
great help to ma and I can t say too
much In praise f it."
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' SIS RUB-ON EASES' PA1M
Miss Irene Rurkarth of Rassett
street In spending her variation with
Mi Grace Smith at Ocean Beach.
Mis Mary Burkarth and Miss Mar
Karet Bigley are at Indian Neck for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischer of
2 it Osgood avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
William tumbling of Kelsey street
have returned from a two weeka
automobile trip spent at the Catsklll
mountains and Niagara Falls.
M Ins. Edna M. Berg la spending two
weeks vacation at Nlsntud W O.
Berg has returned home after spend
ing the( week-end at the same, place.
Master Raymond Corcoran of 269
Washington street is spending two
weeks with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Olll
In Fouthlngton.
The Misses Elisabeth Grave and
PcKgy McC'ue of Lasalle street are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Wesley Fay of Farniington avenue,
Hartford. They will leave Friday to
spend the week-end at the "Ledges",
Kantern Point, New London.
Miss Alice Moran. nurse for Cor
bln Cabinet Lock and P. Sc. F. Cor
bin factories, has resumed work after
returning from her vacation.
The Misses CorrineErickso; of
Cambridge street and Ksther and
Oertrude Anderson of Vega street aro
spending Ihclr two weeks' vacation at
Imllhn Neck.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kronholm,
Mm, t'harleit Krtckson. Mrs. A.
Kronholm and daughter, and Mrs,
Anderson and drtunter, will leave
Haturdav for Ksst H .id dam whore
thsy will spend b vacation.
Dr. K. T. From en and family have
left tor Maine, where they will tpend
their arm mer vacation.
Ituty Andrews of Busnnt .street has
returned from a vacation spent in
Hpiingfleld and Holyoke. Mass. Mix
Irene Andrews Is spending two weeks
vacation In Buffalo. N. Y.
Anna Clark and Minnie Clark are
at Old Orchard. Maine, on two weeks
vacation.
William Frawcr of J. A. Andrew
j o., is cn'oylng hlr annual vacation.
WKFCK PLPMniXC. srpPMKS.
J. Felgenbaum and Brothers,
plumbers, are doing the work in a
new house at Oak and Itsalle streets.
Yesterday they reported to the po
lice that 1100 worth of fittings had
been stolen from the premises. An
Investigation revealed that the ma
terial was not stolen, although some
of the soil pipe liftings were miss
ing. These yere later found broken
In parts of the cellar. The work Is
that of a gang of boys who shoot
craps In the building when the work
men leave In -the afternoon. Motor
cycle Policeman Htrolls has been de
tailed to watch for the boys.
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TWO LF..Si:S TAKEN
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Arch Street Building and Main Street
Store Itcntol
The Fuller Storage Battery com
pany has leased a building in the
j rear of 167 Arch street, to be used
for batterv service. The lease Is for
j two years with an annual rental of
j $S40. It is provided that the battery
' company shall have the risrht to lerf.se
j for an additional period of three years.
; Joseph Aleas and Baba Teters have
; taken a three year lease on a store
and basement at 510 Main street to
be used as a grocery and meat
market. The rent for the first year Is
to be $900 and the second and third
years, $1,200 per year. Abraham
and Louis Lipman are the lessors, t
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
may eventually give to women rights
to which they are entitled but good
health, which Is the birthright of
every American woman, must be hers
before she can fully enjoy the privi
leges which woman's suffrage will
bring. Women who suffer from those
dreadful pains, backache, headachess
irritability, nervousness and depres
sion, symptoms of organic trouble,
should rely on Lydia B. Pinkham's
Vegetable' Compound, which is made
from roots and herby. to restore them
to a normal, healthy condition as it
has thousands of other American
women. advt.
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J
Spring Iiake Beat, X. J. This is
the latest phoogrtt44i of Cariia3
Gibbons, taken at the summer home
of Martin Matosey, . pLpaJ majqnis.
whose home was looted while the
cardinal nd other gifents were sit
ting on the front posr-li.'
and other ;utirJK valcveJ
000 VH-e laJte-tL, as wef
from the pop la Jit.-- ad
loney, rcraaad by ihaJa
pricelesF. CanltiuU Gaibq
Paris. It is reported that the
tense European situation, resulting
from the bolsheviks' drive into Po
land, will cause postponement of the
Queen of Rumania's trip to the Unit
ed States. This is the latest photo
graph of Queen Marie.
The Sugar Saver
among cereal foods
Grape-Nuts
No added
sweetening needed
Toil 11 like the appeal
ing flavor of this
sugar-saving food.
SOLD BY GROCERS
EVERYWHERE!
DAMEL
FLOU
Until Spt.
elusive.
In-
0
Furniture Sale
Now in Progress
HARTFORD.
NOW FOR QUICK ACTION
m
Thursday Is Dress Day in I
Our Garment Section
INFANT SCALDED.
John Perokas aaed two years, of
No. 60 North street, was painfully
scalded yesterday afternoon. when
Josephine Ollhrrto, 10 years of No.
50 North street, accidentally tipped a
pail of steumlr.g hot macaroni on
his chest. The girl was carrying
three parcels and the plate of mac
uronl to her father for dinner. Sev
eral children were playing In front
of the house and Uunn to fool with
' the Kill. The plate was accidental
. ly knocked out ol her hand and land
ed on the youngster's chest.
ATT NDINfi 11TIN;.
The S. St F. Motor Sales plant on
Elm street closed today to allow em
ployes, an opportunity to attend the
r.nnuol outing of Hartford and Spring
field emplcyes, wib-xm-n and repntr
men of the Hudson and nox Auto
mobile companv st Klverslde park,
Springfield. The entire force ot the
local concern wo in attendance.
Store Closed TlhTtf rts -fav Summer Fur rl
Mondays All Day & s, Vlll.ll ll-w-er Sale August M
pi
And 21. . Dresses Havel
Beee Marked forSacrif ice 1
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THEY MVST POSITIVELY ALIi BE SOLD THURSDAY
SO WE CUT PRICES UNSPAUIXULY.
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30 Dresses Now Each $5.00
35 Dresses Now Each $9.95
150 Dresses Now Each $19.75
ALL SEASONABLE DRESSES CHIC STYLES FOR YOTTNO WOMEN AND FOR MATRONS
Voile Dressc. Georgette Drt-so!, Oinghani Drowse?. Linen Ircss'.-i. Organdie Drcssos. Hawaiian Cloth
Dresses, I'lain ttdors and Flgurnd Efft. A'ariet)- of Late Model.-
DRFJSSES WF.RE TWO AND THREE TIMES THE SALE PRICES.
won i nc RFCT fin An
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Our Domestic Science denionsfrrators ai
making house to house calls in New Britaii
eating a larger use of good home made and
bread to lower the cost of living. While
Webster Flour costs originally a litrie mori
other flours. "The value received more than
the higher cost."
PROTECTOR GUARANTEE If you
thorouehlv convinced that Daniel Webster F
produced the test bread you ever baked aft
have used an entire sack or it. return fnq
sack to dealer and purchase price will be
and charged to us.
EAGLE ROLLER MIL
W. J. CAHILL CO.
Retail Distributors:
Sovereigns' Trading Co.
Miller & Olson, All
stores.
O. K. Meat and Grocery
Co.
Doherty Market.
Stanley Workers' Corp.
Society.
Sharp & Shaw, formerly
Cowlishaw's.
Landwehr Bros
S. Berkowitz.
Corbin-Russwin
North & Judd 3
D. S. Ohman
W. B. Woodruffi
Nat. Meat & G
Wm. Schlenker
Bloomquist &
Universal Co-Q
Society.
exclus
Hallinan's bread always baked
Daniel Webster Flour.
W. J. Cahl
Plainville Ct
Wholesale.
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HERALD CLA iSIFIED
FOR QUICK RETUI
This Is final clearance of summer dresses. In most cases these dresses were marked two and three
times our sale price. Rut wc must dispose of them all. so we make the prices low enough to ocom
plish that purpose.
If you are at all intcreste 1 in geting a nice frock for very little money, we advise you to come as
early as convenient Thursday. You will be interested. . Every dress in these three groups is pleasing JSJ j
nnil desirable. Styles, materials, workmanship all of tne age-.VIlen standard. Jjjjj
Jome very pretty voile m.i ortranuie eominnation aresses. aiso georgettes witn plaited skirts
the dotted Swiss frceks. If you want plain light colors wc have them. If you want dark voiles you
will iind them. Hardly two alike and broken sizes In all styles, but good range of sizes In the lot.
See fall
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DRAFTS
MAIL AND CARLE MONEY ORDERS TO ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD AT MINIMUM RAl
FOREIGN MO:
BOUGHT AND SOLD AT CURRENT RAl
GEORGE A. QUIGL1
297 MAIN STREET-,
NEW BRITAIN
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