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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, ,1924.
RAHEK ACCEPTS JOB
AS CHANCELLOR
Replaces Dr. Seipel in Austrian;
Government !
Ylenni, Nov, 1. Dr. Rudolph'
n.mek. o? Faliburg, an atiorney and
former Austrian iiii"lstr cf the in
terior today accpted "i poM pf
chancellor of the Austrian govern
ment, r pacing I"1'- Igim Si-ipel,
who announcd csit-i l,-,y h' r.fvl '1e
elded rat to a'vrnH the. f wiii.tlnni
t'f h rfv e'i!fin t.
It. ip.l'f t.:.;pti,i'p-'n x;is
pinlm-d ns I'M to '!, r fuf.il ( 1"
cnclaMsts to rolia hoi ;i t with ht.'n V'.
Ma reform trewr.ire, anil in m
degree to the i-ffoots of the wound
he, !Jt!i'"l in the a f 1 n 1 1 t on Ins
't'fe hy a fsna'ic 'art summer, which
ha In.pairel Ms tmtr.lty. Ills with
draws1, liowf'r, t expected to en
tall oMv a tew change in tho cuM
ret iilf own r'-p! ic ni' iit by Pr.
Flamek, and the s.iimrnor. of the
finance ministry hy Dr. .lacoh Ahr r,
deputy gpi"t)or of Son,
Pr. rianck Is i", iiivl Pr. Vhrer 30
yara ol !. But'i hut. '.ho N"U
l'r!e ProMC point out, arc practi
rally unknown abrea I or ove n to
tn Austrian public
The situation which the now cihl-1
net will have to face is adm'.ed'.y a
ticklish one. the procures being
financially In aa3 way and continu
ing to insist upon their demands at:
the eipensa of equilibrium for the '
budget of the country. This Is con- J
sidered as Involving the possibility i
of conflict over the Ann res between
the neiv Incumbents ant Dr. Alfred
Zimmerman, commissioner general
of Austrian finances tii:l"f the
league of nations. ,
SHIPPING TIED
UP INBIC STORM
(Continued from First rage)
the Cunard liner Auranla from Liv
erpool, and the American liner Mon
golia form Hamburg.
Boston. Nov. IS. The wintry blast
which, with a high wind and a.
temperature nearly touching zero
in parts of New Enfc'and, brought
death to two men, distress to ships
along the coa.st from Maine to
Cape Cod, delay to trams, and frozc,n
automobile engines and house pipes,
will be checked hue today by a rise
in temperature and either snow or
rain, according to the forecast is
sued by the local weather bureau.
Tho storm was severe at sea.
From Hockland, Me., came last
night the report of three barges,
bound for that port, adrift, one
believed to have foundered with Its
crew aboard, and the death of
Captain Albert Feteraon of Brook
lyn, N. Y., who died In the fleet
ing water when made fast to a line
hot to his barge from tlm coa'
guard cutter fftstpee. Another ni-uv
ber of tho crew, Hiymond Dulude,
of rawtuck-t, Ii. I., was taken to a
hospital utftring Irom exposure.
The Owlpeo and the Kingfisher
started at dav brk to Sfarch lor
the missing barges.
Ma&v other ease's were in dis
tress. se ship was reported
ashore and two schooners off Cape
Co ere riding the heavy seas
mt!i their sails in tatters and their
anrhoie out. The coastguard cutter
Tamp 'eft this port yesterday to
S'lcror the distressed ships off Caps!
Cod.
Due nun fas found lying uncon-'
scions In a dooray In the He. ;
bu'-vlisti'iet of Boetou. He died;
lit. r ii a hospit.i I . '
Si'mtiI through trains fom
V lurk an I Washington wi re!
Tioii .hi hour to to hours la'o In
i.'ltirj lo;.ton. Many parked cars
w. .- i-ff until garage atteniants'
coni 1 I'onie to r- pair thorn. Flrs
; ' .-a : ig from hasty inlempts to
:c,t residences kept th lire I
ptrrment busy. At ltvere, Ma.v-.,.
ti c wind swept fiunics over a block i
f six woedn house before the fro I
'on! 1 be checked, frozen hydrants!
I'atnpe rod the vork of the firemen.
Monibers of the coast guard and
'he Co1 asset Humane society at day.
I real; run wed March for two men:
who e-'t Cohasset late Sunday in a
40 foot motor bout to go to a point
?t miles east of Mliiofa Light, where
.eivr.ll rum-runners are at anchor.
P.e'atlves and friends of the two
missing men, John Curtis and Louis
Fricrotte, struggled with heavy seas
yesterday !n an effort to find them.
: The northeast gale that ushered in
' tho cold weather broke about an
hour after the men put to sea.
! A vessel familiar in the coastal
trade for seventy years ended her
'career when the schooner F.ebecca
G. Whllidin was abandoned five
miles south by east of Pollock Rip
Mghtshlp last night. Captain Mag
' n us Benjamin of Boston and his crew
of three men were brought here to
day by the steamer A. L. Kent, from
Baltimore, which saw their distress
signals and rescued them.
I The Whilldln. bound from Ma.
! chias, Me., for Vineyard Haven, wdth
'a cargo of lumber, anchored Sunday
j night not far from her destination.
During the night a heavy gale arose
land she broke loose from both her
Anchors and drifted seaward. The
! schooner sprang a leak and the crew
work-d at the pumps all night and
: through yesterday to keep her afloat
The after cabin1 was flooded.
Word was received here that after
the men had been rescued and the
schooner abandoned the derelict was
picked up by a coast guard cutter.
The Whllidin, which registered US
tons net, was built at Milford. Del.,
in 1S53. and her home port was
Calais, Me.
a decision very soon on the question
of a tariff rate rsdurtlon,
The comuilfslon's supplementary
n port Included Hgures on the cost
Df sugar beet production In this
"uuntiy. The commission la under
stood to htve disagreed both on the
original report submitted last July
and the additional information re.
ently compiled, with three of the
il-e members favoring, a reduction
In the present rato on sugar.
Sen. Butler Will Keep
Republican Chairmanship
Washington. Nov n. There are
Indications that William M. Butter,
i.ewly appointed senator from Mass
achns'ti,, will retain also the chair
manship of th republican national
committee. Mr. Butler has been
here the last tuo days wlndlnf up,
aftairs of the recent'campalgn with
Hoy ti. West of Chicago. S' crttary or
th.- national committer. They had
luncheon with President Ooolldire
Sestcrday and Mr. Wist conferred
again today with the pusldent, Mr.
Butler Is a guest of President Cool
blue at the White House.
Operation Advised
Friend Said
"Don't Op If
Try LydiaE.Pinkham'a Veg
etable Compound First.
Proved Good Advice
Chicago.Illinois. " Just a few lines
to let you know what Ljdia E. Pink-
... .........iham s Vegetable
Compound did for
me. 1 was mar
ried going on for
three years, and
went to a doctor
and was taking
treatments twice
a week for paina
every month. I
used to lie in bed
three or four days
with them and the
doctor would call
and inject wmethine into my arm
to put me asleep so I would not feel
the pains. At last she said I would
have to be operated on if I wanted
any children. Well, I just happened
to go to see a friend with her first
baby and I told her I was going to the
hospital, and she said, 'Don't do itl
You go and get a bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
you won't need any operation.' So
my husband got me a bottle right
away. Now 1 have two lovely chil
dren. I recommend the Vegetable
Compound to every woman. It has
helped me and a lot of my friends."
Sirs. A. McAndless, 1709 South
Morgan St., Chicago, Illinois.
Coolidge Hopes to Decide
On Sugar Tariff Soon
Washington, Nov. 18. President
Coolidge has received additional
data from the tariff commission In
connection with Its report on the
sugar tariff, and he hopes to make
Table Flowers
Special bouquets and center pieces
planned by our most artistic attaches.
Let us give you suggestions for your
Thanksgiving table. Phone us, or come
in.
VOLZ THE FLORIST
Dependable Watches
at LOWER Prices
Than Elsewhere
but for CASH Only!
This beautiful watch
proves the unusual
selection to choose
from
WRIST WATCHES I
Fully jeweled accur
ate timepieces in beau
tiful rectangular
White Gold case of
the latest design, at a
price that makes hon
est values.
92 W. MAIN ST.
TEL. 1116
$10 to $50
$15
A better one than JS
she would buy for her- g
self fully jeweled N
and perfectly adjusted (S
beautifully engrav-
ed rectangular case, li
White or (,reen Gold if
,o $65
After all its the &
aonar ah,ij mars
home on ea5y street!
B.GEORGES&CO.
Square Dosl .Irweler jU
438 M UX ST.
The Little
Store
With the
Big Values
The Dress Good Shop
400 MAIN STREET 400
The Little
Store
With the
Big Values
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
Blankets and Comfortables Specially Priced Wed.
72x90 PEQLOT SHEETS 9-4 PEQLOT SHEETING 56 in. WOOL JERSEY
Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday
$1 39 59c $1 39 Ti
DRKSS VELVET DRESS KLANNEL WOOL CANTON CREPE
Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday
SI 19 Ya d 65C Yard $V.19 Yard
PURE L1.NEN 56 in. PURE WOOL
DISH TOWELING COATING FILE SILK CREPE
Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday
21C Yard $1 69 Yard $1 25 Yard
Donnelly, Mullen Co.
BOSTON STORE
WEDNESDAY SPEC
CHILDREN'S
SWEATERS
Children's all wool
Sweaters, made loat
style with belts and col
lars, also slip-on style.
This lot comprises an
gora, brushed wool and
other fancy weaves;
sizes 2 to 14 years; regu
lar values to $3.98.
Wed. tf9 aq
Special ... '0
ladies' all pure linen
handkerchiefs, in
Wed. Special . . JL J C
MEN'S SHIRTS
Men's heavy flannel
Shirts, made of extra
heavy wool mixed flan
nel, colors are khaki,
grey, blue and oxfords.
These shirts are regular
$2.98 value but owing to
a very special purchase
we are able to put them
on sale W ednesday,
Special
at ....
$1.89
HAIR NETS
Closing out sale of
Hair Nets, all popular
brands, Naiad, Sister
Susie, Hub, Bestyette,
Royal, Thelma, Lassie
and Lion. Cap or fringe
shape; single or double
mesh, all perfect. Wed
nesday 1 Q
Special, 3 for. . 11 C
LADIES' AND MEN'S
BATHROBES
Made of extra heavy
double faced Amoskeag
flannel, all well made,
and neatly trimmed with
silk braid: regular S3.00
value. Wed. tf Q ? Q
Special ... PJOi7
Children's extra fine
quality fine ribbed wool
Hose, colors black, tan,
and camel hair; sizes 6 to
9' '? regular value $1.00
pair. Wed. Q C
Special ODC
CURLING IRONS
Electric Curling Irons,
complete with cord and
plug, guaranteed for one
j'ear. W ed.
Special
49c
WOOL JERSEY
Fine French weave,
all colors, 56 in. wide.
Wed. Spe- (J i
cial, yd.. . . tj) 1 .05
Large size heavy dou
ble thread Turkish Tow
els, plain white only.
Wednesday r q
Special, each . . Ld J C
Bathrobe Girdles, su
perior quality, all colors.
Wednesday A
Special 4 OC
i m i
MM V A
in , ' '
JAPANESE
- PONGEE SILK
Pure silk. Wednesday
Special
yard
79c
i
i
M
1
CORSETS
FOR STOUTS
Another lot of Corsets
for stout ladies, all rein
forced seams with elas
tic insert in back, size
24 to 32 in flesh color
only, reg. $3.00. Wed
nesday
Special
$L50
MEN'S SWEATERS
Men's all wool Sweat
ers, made coat style with
collars; colors are brown,
heather and maroon;
sizes 36 to 46: reg. $5.98
val. Wed. dJO AO
Special ... $O.UO
Ladies' heavy ribbed
English sport Hose,
black, tan, camel hair,
grey and cordovan.
Wednesday
Special, pair
43c
SILK POPLIN
In navy, copen, old
rose, grey and brown, 36
in. wide. Wednesday
Special,
yard
69 c
Pillow Cases with lace
edge and inserts, suit
able for gifts size 45x36,
Wednesday,
each
49c
Cotton Double Blan
kets, only a limited quan
tity, size 60xS0. Wed.
Special,
each . .
$1.89
FURNITURE POLISH
Japanese Furniture
Polish. Wed. o C
Special 00 C
Indies' suede Gloves,
gauntlet style, fancy em
broidered cuff, all shades
Wed. i Q 7
Special . . . J 1
WOMEN'S and MISSES'
RICHLY, FUR TRIMMED
Actually $39 value
COAT
$24
For One Day Only
A M onderf ul money saving opportunity
for the woman who has not bought her
Winter. Coat. Every Coat is made of
a high quality fabric. Silk lined and
inter-lined; all have fur collars; some
with fur collars and cuffs.
Sizes 16 to 41.
Colors, Black, Brown, Grey, Tan
and Chambray.
MEN'S HOSE
1,000 pair of men's all
wool Hose, made in a
variety of fancy medium
weight drop stitch and
plain weaves; colors com
prise a fine assortment of
plain and heather mix
tures; regular '69c value.
Wednesday
Special . . .
43 c
LADIES'
SWEATERS
Another lot of ladies'
brushed wool Sweaters,
the regular $5.98 and
$6.98 quality, made of
the heavy brushed wool
and all neatly trimmed;
colors are grey and buff.
On sale Wednesday.
Special
at ....
$3.19
Ladies' fine quality
wool Hose, made of the
most durable yarns, all
the wanted colors, black,
tan, cordovan, camel
hair, grey and oxford.
Wednesday
Special, pair . . O O C
ladies' extra fine qual
ity silk and wool Hose, a
large assortment of col
ors, black, fog, tan,
French tan, tan bark,
buff, cordovan. Wed
nesday 7Q
Special, pair.. I
Mercerized Luncheon
Sets, solid colors and
colored borders, 54x54
cloth with Vi doz. 14x14
napkins to match. Wred,
Special,
set . . .
$3.98
BOSTON BAGS
Genuine cowhide Bos
ton Bags, black and tan,
sizes 14 and 15, cloth
lined. Wed.
Special
$1.19
Another shipment of
Voile Curtains with
small lace edge, excep
tionally fine value. Wed.
Special,
pair . .
$1.79
Bed Comforts for large
double bed, covered with
good quality sateen, pret
ty design. Wednesday
Special,
each . .
$4.69
Dotted and Figured
Grenadine Curtain Ma
terial, 36 in. wide, value
39c yard. Wed. O C
Special, yard . . t O C
JAPANESE
COTTON CREPE i
First quality, fast col
ors, 30-in. wide, o r
Wed. Spec, yd. OC
Splash voile Ruffled
Curtains. 2 1-4 , yards
long, with tie hacks.
Wed. Spe- AQ
cial, pair.. J)1T7
Wool Mixed Bed Blan
kets, double in pretty
block plaid, all colors.
Wed. Spe- t1 Qft
cial, pair.. tpnr0
Linenette pattern ta
ble Oil Cloth, 58 inches
square Wed. J-Q
Special, each . . JU
Bleached Sheeting Z
yards wide a well known
make. Wed.
Special, yard . . Tr f ,
WINDSOR SUITING
Flannel finish, all col
ors, plain and checked,
36-in. wide. CC
Wed. Spec. yd. 00 C
All Wool Plaid Blan
kets, with taffeta bind
ing, size 70x80. Wed.
Special,
aech
$8.98
Donnelly. Mullen Co.
Jrk..
FREE
ALL THIS
WEEK
MELLO-GLO FACIALS
Miss Helen Dexter,
the Mello-glo beauty ex
pert, is with us, to give
you a Beatify Treatment
FREE
RUBBER
CORSETS
The X-CelI-0 Reducing
Corset is extremely com
fortable, made of pure
Para rubber, vulcanized
to a tricot cloth on both
sides so no rubber
touches the body; front
and back sections heavy
satin broche: reg. $5.00
value. Wed. QQ
Special ... tPvJO
UNDERWEAR
Misses' Forest Mills
Union Suits, heavy
weight styles, high neck,
long sleeve, Dutch neck,
elbow sleeve. OQ
Special, each . . O t C
Misses' Forest Mills
Vests and Pants, high
neck, long sleeve, Dutch
neck, elbow sleeve,
Special
each
55c
EXTRA" SIZE
FLANNEL GOWNS
Ladies' extra size
gowns, made full size, 54
in. long, in pink or blue
striped, size 18 to 21
Wed.
Special
$1.69
MEN'S SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS
Men's heavy wool
Shirts and Drawers;
color grey ; regular $2.50
val. Wed. M on
ea. 9JL.O7
Heavy, Silk for Over
drapes, 1 yard wide, in
various colors, value
$1.49 yard. Wednesday
89 c
DRESS GINGHAMS
Toile du Nord, in the
latest styles, fast colors,
32 in. wide. OQr
W ed. Spec, yd.
Unbleached Bed Sheets
for large double bed,
good heavy qualitv, size
81x90 Wed. qo
Special, each . . JJ
English Long Cloth,
fine qualitv. Wednesday
Sal:. 12V2C
- Ladies' 2-clasp cham-
I - - 1:1. - f 1 j
ihs-iikc uiuves, Kiev ana
8bc
brown. Wed.
Special
YICTIMS FAIL TO FIND
PIGTDRE OF BANDIT
i Manager of Sf re, Kobbod saUinlay
Night, InTircts Kosnif!! Galli-rr
Without TITerl
Bridgeport Nov. IS. Nn-ff...if.
Power.', managT of Duvpy Brr.
store in tSratford. lu-ld up by th
"pas Matton" bandit Saturday rich';
Charle. Walker, liia delivery boy.
and other witnews rr1?'1' thi morn
ing examining photographs at poii-"
headquarters cking to identify
among them the bandit, but were
unable to do bo.
Report, from Bridgeport liocpi'a'
today were that Patrolmau 1-Mwarl
Manchester, the polici.mait fliot by
Ud desperado, eiiowed a little Im
provement.
Stratford police le.t night re
I ived word from Devon that a
l -tranger had been In the yard of
I I.i nny Kajinla nilsnorth street.
Kunnia fertired a revolver i.nd fired
I In the direction of the s!rni',gr, who
fl"d. The description of this man!
dues not tally with that of thy ban
; 'iit.
Havi
e Fire Department
Fights Blaze cm Ship
Ha', re, France, Nov. is. Fire
hi'"kp out today in the French line
tt'anier Teias, which is at the Havre
dock, with a cargo of grain, barley
and cotton, from Houston and Gal-
jieston. The blaze, believed doe ta
spontaneous combustion was raging
in thre holds and the entire fire de-
, r- i tmtnt of the city wa fighting the
llames.
DATE OF
PONSELLE CONCERT
IN NEW BRITAIN
Changed From NOV. 30th to FEB. 15th
This unexpected change is unavoidably due to illness
and the Metropolitan Opera season. Article explain
ing situation to follow.
ii
NEW BRITAIN MUSICAL CLUB
I

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