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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925.
COFFEE PROFITS
WORRY BRAZIL
Handling ol This Product Is
Yery Important Business
that itv prevailed for 10 long.
Th leader In her coffr. Industry
certainly realize thla fact, and their
objective la a market wllh a mini
mum of fluctuations around an aver
age prlca level t hat will assure
ample return to tho growers and
yet not result In diminished con
.sumption abroad. In this poliry
they are In complete, accord with
Iho American coffee trade,"
TUo IJe Janeiro, Brazil, July 2
What causes tho high prlcu of
coffee? Urmil bcllee that the
'-Americans are gaining hugu protlta,
nd have resolved to Hud out the
'truth. The president of the state
:of San Paulo, In an interview, has
'stated that three or four men are
.now In the I'nited States trying: to
axotrlain the amount of profits made
.by thn American roasters. 11c
aided that coffee men In Kao Paulo
re convince '1 that a marketing
group, Bomewhere between the.
.-Brazilian exporter and the American
consumer, Is s'cuilng profits that are
large enough to Injure the trade.
Two newspapers In Rio de Janeiro
have recently rolntcd out that the
pronta of Brazilian coifee growers
re very high, and have advised
caution In continuing a policy which
imlght lead to serious llnanclal
rouble for the country.
One of these papers, O Jornal,
'isays that "the hostile attitude of the
:JJorth American is the result of
rpricea which even Brazilians admit
ars extortionate."
"Coffee growers should be satisfied
with less profits," Is the opinion of
-O Braail, which adds that "financial
,'returns should be confined to a
treasonable amount. Coffee, at pres
ident prices, guarantees a big Income.
jPlantatlon owners, according to their
'published balance sheets, have net
..profit ranging from 26 to 100 per
i'.cent on the money Invested. The
American non-buylng movement to
Jforce down the price Is perfectly
.'legitimate."
Producer usually deny the asser
tion that they are gaining 100 per
:cent annually on the money In.
jvested. It Is pointed out that farm
Rvalues are rising rapidly. Dr.
fAugusto Eamos, author of a book
con coffee and a former manager of
large plantation, says that the
average size coffee farm In the Sao
Paulo region Is now giving- an an
nual profit of $30,C00, and that the
.market value of the farm would be
;about $150,000. He claims that the
vgrowera are only securing a reason
able profit and that they cannot
ell at a price below present quotations.
I There ar numerous indication
that Brazil expects to hold up the
"price of coffee. The new co
operative defense institute of Sao
Paulo has been buying on the San
tes market to prevent a fall In
prices. A movement has Just been
started by the state of Sao Paulo to
-secure co-ordinated action among
'4he neighboring ' coffee growing
Jitateg for holding hack entrlea of
coffee at the port of Itlo de Janeiro,
'almllar to the system used at
Santos. i
The Juns number df Brazilian
eBusiness, the official magazine of
nhe American Chamber of Commerce
4or Brazil, publishes the following
-statement, In an unsigned article, on
;tht roffee situation:
i. "We believe that moderate coun
sels win govern the future policy of
jBrazli In regard to her great staple
Jndustry, for she would risk too
,'much by a prolonged attempt to
.circumvent the fundamental law of
supply and demand. The continued
prospect of reasonably remunerative
prices la more Important to her than
he temporary advantage to be de
Tlvea from the extraordinary prices
BRITISH EXCITED
AT STAND OF U.S.
Would Be Affected by Conference
on China Rights
! South America Starts
l.on Ion, July I i; The nens that
the I 'nlteii st:itej government Is
pressing for 'onsi'l. ration of the
etia terrltorlnl rights In China Is
given prominence In the morning
iieupapere, but there Is no edi
torial conim-til. upon It.
In some quarters the. assumption
is expressed Hint the move Implies
ndenvor to Mcute rurly aboil
Britain would he ehh f y affected l,y
such abolition the. mutter Is treated
sensationally.
Elsewhere, however, It In believe!
SAYS LIQUOR WAS SOLD
IN POLICE STATION
Salisbury Scandal I Ileitis Aired
In Federal tuurt at
Boston.
Boston, Muly 2 tP Warren P.
Frnthlngham, former special police
man at Salisbury, Matw., on the
stand In federal court In the trial
of 2 persons Indicted in tho ko
ealled "Salisbury beach rum-run
ning case," Involving officials of the United States does not propos'
Ncwburyport and Salisbury, testified to go beyond the r"solutlon adopted
today that liquor was sold In the at the Washington conference, pro
town police station, lie also tal l that Ulding for a discussion by repre-
he had five time seen loads of liquor ; smtul h ea of the poweis, looking to
brought In by rum runners while an 'eventual abolition of the special
officer, and thnt on two occasions he privileges which the foreigners now
had himself piloted rum boats up i possess In China.
Black Creek. Krothlngham was nol ' While It Is asserted unofficially
indicted. that Great Britain Is In harmony
On one occasion, he said, he was .with the I'nited States In this re
in the Salisbury police station with spect, the present disturbed condi
Chlef of Police Harold V. Congdon, 'Hons In China are generally etnpha
among thoso Indicted, and Anthony sized and Foreign Secretary Cham
Caramagno, self-confessed boolleg- i berlaln's statement In the house of
ger, when a stranger entered and commons yesterday is cl(d as
asked where he could purchase 11- Ishowing the Importance which the
quor. When Caramagno mado a British government attaches to
move toward his pocket, Chief Cong- restoration of order before any of
To Build Skyscrapers
Buenos Aires, July 2 W) Tho
I'lea of tho Hlver, Plate, Buenos
Aires and Montevideo, are entering
Into an area of sky scraper conipc
tlon In office building.
The edifices arc not comparable
In height with those of some Ameri
can cities, hut a building In Buenos
Aire or 22 stories, including it Poland-Czecho-Slovakla
luwer, iiuiniit-u auriiig iiiu iusi year,
Mexico Military Institute, Roswell,
New York Military academy, Corn
wall-on-lludson; lllvorsldo Military
academy, Gainesville, Oa.; SI. John's
Military academy, l.telullcld, Wiscon
sin; St. John's school, Manllus, N.
Y.i Staunton Military ncRdemy, Vlr
gmlti; Wcntwjrth Military academy,
Lexington, Mo.; Shattuck school,
1'nlrhault, Minn.
and then the highest In South
America, has been surpassed by a
DS story structure jusj completed In
Montevideo, Tho L'raguayan build
ing rises SH8 feet, and In addition
1 t fcstalillshlng a new South Aim-rl-
ran skyscraper record. Is claimed to
I be the tallest In the world ever
! built of re-inforord concrete. It is a
combined office building and hotel,
I with 250 rooms and baths. It Is
Hon of these rights, and as Greut ! owned by an Italian Immigrant who
don said, "go ahead," the witness
testified. Caramagno then produced
a bottle which was sold for $4.60.
Frothingham said that he had aided
In unloading three mm running
boats.
Champagne Flowing
Freely in London
London, July 2 W) Champagne is
flowing more freely during this
London season than It did during
the weeks immediately following
the armistice, according to authori
ties' In the wine trade.
The present hot weather has in
creased a demand which was already
brisk for many functions, and the
workers in the vaults at Black
friars Arches are busy getting tho
golden tipped bottles out of bond.
Many of the big hotels and wine re
tailers recently reduced their prices
for all but the first class brands.
the wider issues are taken up,
Great Britain Is said to have in
formed the Peking government that
extra territorial rights and similar
questions cannot be discussed until
the anti-foreign movement has sub
sided and the incidents at Shanghai
and elsewhere have been satisfac
torily settled.
Iteferring to this tho diplomatic
commentator of the Dally Telegraph
says: "It Is to be hoped that this
standpoint will be upheld against
any suggestions for untimely con
cessions from powers which have
less at stake than Great Britain."
accumulated a fortune which hud
Its beginning in a small hand knit
ting mill.
imtoit toHRrxirn.
War Department Revises List of
Military Schools.
Washington, July 2 M) Correct
ing errors In a previous announce
ment, the war department today
made public a list of 12 military
schools in the 1,'nlted States which
had earned the designation of hon
or schools. The previous war depart
ment statement gave a ll&t of 23
schools, but it was discovered that
(he list contained all of the schools
inspected during the year, not mere
ly those awarded honors.
The 12 honor schools are;
Augusta Military academy, Fort
Defiance, Virginia; Culver Military
academy, Indiana; Georgia Military
academy, Atlanta; Kemper Military
school, Boonovllle, Missouri; New
! Agree on Arbitration
I Geneva, July 2 iff) Polish circles
at the League of Nations empha
size the fact that the arbitration
convention signed last month at
Warsaw between Poland and Czech
oslovakia Is based on tho arbitra
tion principles contained In tho
Geneva pace protocol.
The convention In question ar
ranges for the pacific settlement of
practically all conflicts which might
arise between the two countries.
Any dispute can be sent before a
I commission of conciliation number
ing five men, and If thero be In
ability to agree upon the president,
the selection will bo made by tho
president of Switzerland.
The decisions of tho commission
aro not obligatory upon the parties,
who, however, must resort to ob
ligatory arbitration If either of them
rejects tho decisions.
SOVIETS DENY ANY
PLANSJN CHINA
Foreign Minister Says He Will
Not Interfere
Oriental Theater Is
Now Americanized
Los Angeles, July 2 (P) A revo
lution in the presentation of Orient
al dramas by the invasion of west
ern costumes has been noted at a
Chinese theater here. An American
jazz orchestra has replaced an ag
gregation of native stringed Instru
ments and Chinese girls are choosen
to play feminine roles in preference
to male impersonators.
Moscow. July 2 lP) Foreign Min
ister Tchltcherln has Issued n stote-
mailt declaring that, while the sym
J pathles of thu Russians are on tho
side of the Chinese In llndr slruggl-:
'tor complete liberation from foreign
I domination, the soviet government's
IKillcy Is to avoid any action which
could be regarded as Intervention In
.China's Internal affairs.
I Tho statement was prompted by
the unceasing attacks upon soviet
Itusslu In the Kngllsh newspapers In
'connection with the present sltu
' ii t ion In China, coupled with thu ro
eenl speech at Loughborough . by
Lord Blrkenhend. which Is regarded
hero as official sanction for these
attacks.
"Sympathy docs not mean Inter
vention," says M. Tchltcherln In re
luting statements that Bussia Is In
terested In prolonging the state of
chaos In China and desires to as
sume the role of protector there.
The soviet foreign minister hold?
I hat the foreign power are most U
blame for tho permaneiu tnte of
j civil war in China, which they con
solidate by supporting va-lous mili
tary lenders. Ho seconds Iho views
Impressed by Senator Borah lo the
jeffecf that there would bo no com
! motion In China If the foreigners
showed greater respect for tho righ.i
of the Chinese.
Iteferring to Lord Birkenhead's
speech. M. Tchllchorln says It must
bo regarded as aggressive and Inlml
I i;nl In the highest degree. Should
jlhe lOngllsh threats materialise, he
iconlinues, the world would be
! plunged into a prilltical crisis, and
j Kncland oiild be the llrst to suffer.
M. Tchltcherln denies, that soviet
Russia is carrying on Intrigues In
China against Lnglish trade or
igniiist foreigners In general.
Kjcslglit Specialist
327 MAIN ST. TEL.
11)0,")
Lord Blrkenhcad'a speech, 1o
which Mi Tchltcherln take excep.
lion waa u warning against what ha
termed the "formidable, menacing
plague of bolshevlsrn" in England
a well as In China. He called at
tention to tho fact that the Brltlih
Interests In China were greater than
those of any other country, and that
the present widespread unemploy
ment in England would h enor
mously Increased by the Chinese disturbances.
THItF.E G1HLS PTKAIj $70
Three young girls were apprehend
ed last night by Sergeant Tatrlck J.
O'.Mara after he Investigated the
theft of $70 from the home of John
Tlerpack of 121 Beaver street. The
girls were turned over to Probation
officer Kdwnrd C. Connolly.
HEARD OF N0X-R1-TIS WHILE IN
MAINE SAYS MRS. W. D. BRITT0N
I she decided to give it a trial. She
says;
i "Of all the so-called rheumatism
: treatments that I have tried for the
. paM ten years, none'of them proved
jto benefit my case, until I started to
:take the great NOX-RI-TIS treat
ment. I have been told by many,
,'that there was no cure for rheuma
tism, and I was beginning lo believe
it, until I found NOX-TU-TI8. This
Is one medicine that you can place
your faith In. This statement Is vol
luntarllv given by me to assist others
rheumatic rem-'fo quickly understand the merit oi
edy. While vis- ithls remedy."
tllng In Maine last summer, Mrs. Call at Miller-Hanson Drug Co.,
Win. D. Britton, of Terryvllle l'.oad, , SO Church St., and get the booklet,
Bristol heard of NOX-IU-TIS, and I "Forms of Rheumatism." A labora
belng a sufferer for more than ten j tory expert Is here to explain NOX
years with muscular rheumatism, RI-TIS.
V 1
The fame of
NUX - 1(1 -TJS Is
spreading fast. It
la almost Impos
sible for one to go
anywhere today,
without hearing
of some wonder
ful recovery hav
ing been accom
plished by the use
of this great
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS
' . cnurt of probata holden at New
nriinin, within Mil for thu rtlmrlrt of
Brlln In the County of Hartford anil
'tt of Connxetleut, on th 1st day of
v Present, Pemanl r. Guffnej, Eq. Judge,
Oa motion of Orai-e K. Turner of Hart
ford. Conn.. Rrlmlnla,,Bipu .
he, eitate of Hattle E. Howell Into of New
Brttnln. within nil dlitrlct defeated.
Thli court doth decree that alz month!
allowed and limited for the creditor!
f ld eatato to exhibit their clalma
alnot tho nmi to the admlnlatratrlx
t. t. a., and dlrei-te that publir- notice be
iven or tni order ny advertising In
Jiewsjiaper published In said New Britain,
and havini a circulation In said district
and by postlnR a copy thereof on the
tubl!c algn post In said town of New
Britain, nearest tho place where the de
ceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
BERNARD T. OAFFNET, Judge.
- At a court of probate bolden at New
Britain, within ami for the district or
Berlin, In tho County of Hartford and
tato of Connecticut, on the 30th day of
un A. D. 15:t.
Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, JlldRf.
Estate of J. Spencer Jioiiglass isle ot
yew Britain, In said district deceased.
I'pon tho rotltion of The New Britain
Trust Co., of said New Britain, praylrs
that an Instrument in writing purporting
lo ha the last will and tegument and
eodtclts thereto ann.-Ted of said decease!
tnay bo proved, appro. cd and admitted
lo probate, aa per npiill'ation on file more
fully appears. If Is
- Ordered that oaid appll'-atlon tie heard
and determined at the prol.ate office, in
Kew Britain, In ?a!d '''tri't, on the lit,
flay of July A. !. ):t, at o'clo-k In
Iho forenoon, and that notice I. gicn of
the pendency of sact sprllr.itlon and the
tima and J.la'-e of branny thereon. hy
publishing this order In sr,me newspaper
published In said New Ivitaln, having a
circulation in said disvi-t, and hy post
rof copy thereof, on the public ein poet
to tho town of New Rrltain, In sld dis
trict, and hy mailing a copy of this order
to all heirs at law and return matte.
BERNARD 1 G.UTNEV, Judge.
Duriamny
mafp tonights
aessen with.
WEIMMS'
VANILLA
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FIGHTERS WEIGH IS
New York, July 2 W) Harry
Greb, middleweight champion, will
have seven pounds on Mickey
Walker, welterweight king, when
they meet at tho Polo Grounds to
night. At the official weighing
jGreb scaled 159 and Walker 152.
Sport Hats
FOR "THE FOURTH"
$245 upward
We have been fortunate to secure an assort
ment of large head sizes in Sport Models,
also in very stunning Dressy Black Hair Hats
Bridal Veils and Hats Made to Order
Fashionable Hose in White and Colors
The Marion Hat Shop
Callahan & Lagosh
149 MAIN ST. Upstairs
Open Until 9 p. m. Friday
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Th Wliam I CrL-ton Ca I
Music for the 4th
Special Offer for Friday
Phonographs
To the first 7 people
here Friday we will sell
this magnifVcnt Console
Regularly much high
er in price.
FREE
RECORDS
FRIDAY
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Easy
Terms
Portable tges
Easy to take anywhere. Plays all
makes of records. Its tone is unusu- jf bb4
ally beautiful. Built to endure the$JC!
hardships of travel. JMmB
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DONNELLY
MULLEN CO.
DONNELLY
MULLEN CO.
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
CLOSED ALL DAY THE FOURTH SATURDAY
We have prepared some Avonderful values in ready-to-wear and other merchandise for Friday to help you celebrate over
the Holiday. Here Quality and Economy go hand in hand and for the Thrifty Housewife there are Real Savings.
Girls' and Rots'
AJ.L WOOL BATHING SITTS
In a larjte assortment to choo.e
from. Sir.es 28 to 34. Regular (12.98
alney. Friday
Special
MKVS BATHING KlITS
Another lot of men's all woo)
Bathing Suit?. Colors are Mark,
naty, brown. Slies 31 to 4 A. Values
to $4.98, Friday
Special
Men's Fruit of The Iioom
NIGHT SHIRTS
Guaranteed extra full rut, 54 in.
long. Friday
Special
MEN'S JERSEY UNION SUITS
Made with short leves, ankle
lenjrth and short sleeves, knee
lencth. Rec. $1.39 values. Size
31 to 46. Friday
Special
$1.98
$2.98
$1.39
95c
SPECIAL SALE FOR FRIDAY
PRINTED SILK CREPE
t7 is. . 1 i. . .?
Dozens
of the
Most
Attractive
Styles
for Women
and Misses
In thes
Season's
Smart Prints
and
Combinations
Made to
Sell for
$16.50
Important Offerings From
the Lingerie Dept.
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LADIES' HOSIERY
ladles' full
lashloned pure
silk Hose
strictly first
quality all
the desirable
hades. Black,
iv h 1 1 e, nude,
flesh, blush,
beige, peach,
champagne, French nude, (run metal,
Krey, white, blonde, atmosphere,
brown and russet. Value t if
to $2.00. Special, pr. . . J 1 i O
Ijalles' Phoenix pure silk Hose;
all the desirable shades. Black,
nude, white, peach, flesh, beige, aire
dale, silver, lariat, champagne, while,
cardboard and cameo. f 1 pa
Special, pair J) 1 OU
I,adies' Hayvvard pure silk, full
fashioned Hose, Well known for Its
long wear. Colors: Black, white.
nude, freckles, Bombay, sombrero.
lanhaifc, camel and mid-
grey. Special, pair
Every garment is new and fresh, seasonable and up to
the minute in stvle. V.'e call particular attention to the
admirable finishing of these dresses. They are so ex
ceptional at $10.00 that we confidently expect to see the
entire lot sold by tomorrow night. This is by far the
best dress offering we have had this season.
$2.98
fclMv PRINCESS SLIPS
Made of hcay quality Tub Silk,
with ruffle bottom, in nil the leading
colors. White, flesh, nile green, tan.
grey. All sites.
I Vidny Specinl . . .
PHILIPPINE GOWNS Jfc CHEMISE
AU guaranteed hand embroidered
and sewed; a number of beautiful
patterns to choose from; all full siie.
Chemise, have strap or built up
shoulder. A AO
Friday Special nl.s70
GIRDLE SPECIAL
A new lot of Brocaded Girdle, In
mv-n coior omy. nil sties. Also a
few drummer's samples.
Friday Special . . .
LIVENE DRESSES
Another lot of ladles drcsse. all
hemstitched., trimmed In tan, blue,
rose, white, lavender, (h qq
pink. Friday Special. .
$1.39
$1.95
Ladies' Phoenix Bobbed Hose;
xery desirable length for the warm
weather. Colors: White, nude,
cameo, poudre blue. French nude.
beige, alrednlc, grey and
blue. Special, pair
$1.00
ENGLISH PRINTS
25c
For children's and women's
dresses; warranted fast colors.
If they fade we give you a
new dres
EXTRA-SIZE
TRIC0SHAM DRESSES
Just Received A new shipment of
these popular dresses. Mode of an
excellent quality of silk tricosham in
a full line of colors, including plenty
of black and gray. Sizes 4t to 52.
Savers From the
Goods Counter
DRESS VOILES "
19c
AH our odd pieces; enough in each
piece for a dress; 40 inches wide.
NORMANDY VOILES
49c
New patterns; over 50 styles to
choose from; every yard stamped.
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH
69c
Genuine imported cloth in stripes
and checks; guaranteed fast colors.
BASEMENT SPECIALS
CRINKLED BED SPREADS
Of a blue and gold seaUopcd 1 1-1 yd
wide, ; yards long
Friday, each v
COTTON TOWELING
Absorlicnt quality.
Yard
Ill FI LED VOILE CVRTAINS
1-4 yard long, with tic-baIs.
Reg. $1.98 pr. Friday, pair. .
PEQVOT BED SHEETS
Sire SI x 00. At Q C
Friday Pl.30
ITUTT OF THE LOOM MlSLIN
Sfl Inches wide.
Friday, jard
TFRRISH TOWELS
Ijirge heavy quality;
limbic thread
$2.59
12ic
INS
$1.00
1.35
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18c
29c
Money
Toilet
Forhan
Tooth
Paste.
Itrge
size
Friday
Special
37c
Packers
Tar Soap.
Friday
.Special
18c
Solid Back Nail Brushes.
Friday Special
Mennen's Boratcd Talcum
Powder. Friday Special. . .
Powder flesh,
39c
23c
18c
DJer Kiss Face
Rachel and white,
Friday Special
Peter Rabbit Talcum
Powder. Friday Special . . .
Richard Hudnuts Three
Week-end Set.
Friday Special
Penncy Denney Velvet
and Cleansing. In tubes.
Ilday Special
lie
Flower
25c
Cream
40c
FLOWERED VOILES
39c
Handsome new patterns Geor
gette Voile; large floral de
signs; 40-inch width.
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