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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1923.
MYSTERY
IS HERE
THIRD
FLOOR
MYSTERY
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
WOMEN'S AND MISSIS'
SILK DRESSES
$
MYSTERY M PRICE
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SETS
THE
MYSTERIOUS
PRICES
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T,
S
Y
These Dresses Sold For $15 and $18
YRETSYM
BESSE-LELAND'S
-CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST READY-TO-WEAR STORE
SILK DRESSES
Mystery
$ S3 Sgl
Price
These Dresses Sold As High As $30 and $33
THIRD
FLOOR
MYSTERY
IS HERE
TREASURY EXPERTS ARE
TRYING TO SAVE MONEY
But Are Trying To Keep It from
Wearing Out, Not To
Bank It
Washington, July IS (TP) Money
experts from all parts of the United
Statei were called Into conference
today at the treasury to the question
how to make the dollar bill last
longer.
The twelve federal reserve banks,
the bureau of engraving and prlnt
' Ing and other treasury bureaus were
represented. Assistant Secretary
Dewey explained that the dollar bill
now averaged a life of seven months,
and that more than a million such
bills were printed last year at a cost
of 1 7-10 cents each.
Treasury officials hope to stimu
late greater use of the two and live
dollar bills, which cost proportion
ately less to produce, so that, the
one-dollar bills may be held longer
for seasoning before being put into
circulation. Tart of the money paid
to treasury employes In salaries to
day was In two-dollar bills.
In returning to this city, Mrs.
Scott came back to the scene of her
marriage to Scott when he was a
vaudeville actor. Tlio ceremony was
performed ten years ago. When
Scott became wealthy the family
moved to Toronto. There he failed
in a $30,000,0 00 construction deal
and, according to Mrs. Scott, his
money gone, he became a thief and
bootlegger.
BOOSTING RATES
SON DOES NOT KNOW
Toung Scott, Whose Birthday is 'to
morrow, Not Told l ather is to lie
Executed Same Day.
Rochester, N. T., July H P
Robert Scott, son of Russell Scott,
former Canadian millionaire, will
observe his birthday tomorrow. In
Ignorance of the fate of his father,
who will go to the gallows as the
slayer of a Chicago drug store clerk.
Robert, and ltiii-.ii.-ll. Jr.. aiv at the
Hillside Home lor Children, here,
having been brought to Itochestcr by
their mother, who worked as a ma
tron at the institution.
l.irtliquake Insurance On racilic
Coast to Cost Two and One-Half
Times More,
New York, July 1 (,f Hates for
earthquake insurance on the Pacific
coast will be increased two and one
half tiiii'-s higher than the present
rates. Coincident with the increase
in rates amount of co-insurance
covered will be raised from SO per
cent to So per cent.
The executive and rate commit
tees of the explosion conference of
the hoard of lire underwriters or
dered the increases. W. K. ltoembke.
manager of the explosion conter
ence. said it was generally rec
ognized that the old rates, made ef
fective last April 1. were, "entirely
too low." It is the purpose of the
conference, he said, to refine the
rates later, so they will he a more
exact measure of the hazard as
sumed. This, however, will H'l'iire.
a study of the probability of earth
quakes in various territories, and
susceptibility of various classes of
structures to damage by earthquakes.
MAPLE HILL NEWS
H. Ii. CUtTIS I.MI'ItOVIXG
Continued improvement is report
ed in the condition of Comptroller
Hanford 1,. Curtis who lai been
confined to his homo or Liberty
street for several weeks. .Although
his improvement has been slow, it
has been steady and pleasing to his
physicians.
Economical Because Dependable
The last spoonful in the can is as
good as the first never fails to
produce first quality food-
Em
C. T. Atwell will close his store
on Wednesday afternoons to con
lorin with the New Britain regula
tions. Mrs. Nelson Mann of Robbins
avenue has her sister. Mrs. Blake of
Boston, as her house guest for a
short stay.
Mrs. G. K. Spring and family will
return this week after a three weeks
vacation at Canoe Harbor, East
River.
Klmer Goodrich of Robbins
avenue staying with his grand
children in Waterbury for a week.
Mrs. Walter J. Sorrow and family
will leave this week for their sum
mer rottage at East River where
they will remain the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. Bernice Wegman and daugh
ter, of Sluart street havo returned
from their vacation, having visited
many beaches along the sound.
Miss Betsy Starkweather of Ridg
way street has returned from a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bart
lett. of Saracuse, N. T. The Bartletts
were formerly of Maple Hill. They
motored here, and then went on to
Stafford Springs where they will
spend their vacation.
Although young and old have
flocked to the shores, there seems
to be plenty of social doings with
those left on the hill. A bridge party
was held at Mrs. U I. Harding's on
Uobhins avenue, and there was a
bridge party at Mrs. h. M. Ban
croft's of Robbins avenue. The
young people with their "ukeiv"
have managed to make several ee
nings go faster.
Mrs. Jonathan Hart of Thomp
son street was visiting friends for
a short while on the Hill. Mrs.
Hart Is at her summer cottage at
Madison tor the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Grant and
their daughter of Golf street will
leave Sunday by auto for Lake
George where they will remain for
a week.
Jack Starkweather leaves this
week for a two weeks' vacation at
Camp Jewell, Kecne, New Hamp
shire. A. G. Stenberg. his two sons,
and his son-in-law. who were wen
u-nown on the Hill before they
moved to Hartford, had a narrow
escape from drowning last Sunday
when the boat they were in over
turned in a squall. They were res
cued by a man in a motor boat who
found them holding on to the bot
tom of their overturned boat.
LEGAL BATTLE READY
IN BARING CONTEST
SUIT BLOCKS REALTY DEAL
Fight Starts Tomorrow to Deckle It
He Will Stand Trial
Fr Murder
White Plains, N. Y., July 16
The legal battle over the fate of
Clarence O. Baring, who, having
teen declared sane, faces a second
trial on charges of attempting to
poison his wife, is to be reopened
In the Westchester county court to
morrow. Charles E. Long, counsel for Bar
ing, announced today that he would
appear before County Judge Bleak-
ley tomorrow and attempt to have sale will be prei
fixed the amount of bail for Bar
ing's release when he Is returned to
jail in White Plains trom the Mat-
teawan state hospital for the Insane,
where he has been confined since
July 7, 1324.
Officials do not expect Baring to
be returned here until next. week.
It was indicated that an early trial
on charges of attempted murder, on
which he was indicted last year,
would be sought.
Baring was declared sane, at Mat
teawan and a certificate of his san
ity issued by Superintendent Ray
mond S. G. Kiob.
SEVERAL EXONERATED
THE WHOLESOME
um POWDER
.! mm min lift nw ush, itfMj, my "'" W.mi
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
for property is the out' tln.' thwt will bring un
alloyed satisfaction in nwaei.-hip.
Your will, deed.-, lr.Minnce imIickj.5. slocks and
bonds, plans and blue prints, .jewelry and other
valuables will be absolutely safe in thr vault, ef
fiie New Kin tain National l'.ank and the satisfac
tion which tliir safety brings will cast ,mu only
53.00 a yrar in I "X rental
Pickwick Disaster I'mbe Complete
Building Commissioner One of
Those Absolved.
Boston, July 16 (Pi The. grand
jury which investigated the col
lapse of the Pickwick club binding
July 4 in which 44 persons lost their
lives completed its labors today.
Twelve persons Indlcled last week
on charges of manslaughter will
come up for trial in Suffolk superior
court next Monday.
Tn its final report today the grand
jury announced that it had found no
bills in the cases of Building Com
missioner John 11. Mahoney of Bos
ton; Charles R. Gow, a contraeior;
Nathan Ginsberg, one of the admin
istrators of the estate which owned
the wreckrd building; Charles A.
Leary, contractor's foreman; Chnr'es
E. Kendall of Wlnchter. architect;
and Joseph A. Tomassello. ensi-T'd
in excavations on the adjoining lot.
Mrs. Alva L'. lllinni3 Brings Action
Against Husband, Hailing Trans
fer of So. High St. Property.
Suit for "support and other re
lief" has been brought by Mrs. Alva
K. Williams against her husband,
James (J. Williams, and Deputy
Sheriff Charles L'. Lord of West
Hartford has attached property on
South High street in which the de
fendant has an interest. This prop
erly was in the process of sale to I
l.)r. C. M. Cooley, the deeds having
been prepared and signed, but the
attachment was made before they
were tiled and it Is likely that the
nted. A bond may
be posted, it is said, in order that the
property may be released and sold.
The writ was issued by A. L. Ship
man of Hartford and is returnable
in the superior court the first Tues
day of September. r
Josephine Brady, through George
W. Brady, has sued F. S. Williams
for $100 damages. The papers are
returnable in the city court the firbt
Monday of August.
Suit for $l,"uo has been brought
by Michael Wynne of this city
against B. J. Burghy of Hartford.
The action is the result of an auto
mobile accident in l-'armington on
Monday night when cars driven by
the plaintiff and defendant came to
gether. Wynne's car was wrecked
while the other machine was turned
over and also badly damaged. The
defendant was in the Karmington
court Tuesday hut released. Thomas
I". McDonough issued the writ,
which Is returnable in the court of
common pleas the first Tuesday of
ptember.
DUO NOT ASSOCIATED
1TH SALYATION ARMY
Loss of Prestige Suffered Because of
Unjust Report Says Ensign
Eretlerickson.
Neither Itodnick McQuarrie and
Prank Hewey were members of the
Salvation army, according to a
statement made this morning by
Ensign Carl Frederlckson of the
Sallies, McQuarrie and Hewey were
convicted of a serious charge made
by two of McQuarrle's daughters in
police court last week. At that time
a statement was made that they
members of the Salvation army.
"We do not have people or that
kind in the army," said Ensign
this .morning.. .'.....
.' Ensign Frederlckson reports that
because of the erroneous report
that the men were members of the
Salvation army the army has
suffered considerable Injustice and
loss of prestige as a result. He says
he made a special trip to Hartford
to search the, books of the Hartford
headquarters to see. if the men were
listed as members, and found they
were not members.
Ml' ST KEEP OI F B.OABS
Camp Devens, Mass., July 16 (F)
Warning was issued last night by
the range officer of Camp Devens to
the nearby town folk to avoid all
roads in the vicinity of the camp
artillery range for the remainder of
the week. The lojnd field artillery
began the firing of high explosives
and shrapnel this morning and will
Frederlckson in discussing the case continue shelling until Sunday.
Henderson Resigns as
Assistant Postmaster
Swampscott, Mate., July 16 (PI
President Cooltdgo today accepted
the resignation of Paul Henderson
as second assistant postmaster gen
eral. In a letter to Colonel Hender
son, who is entering business after
his resignation becomes effective
July 81, the president declared that
the remarkable progress made in the
development of aviation In connec
tion with the post office department
under his direction has been "quite
gratifying." "1 understand you are
to engage in commercial aviation,"
the president said. "Although this is
not work for the government I fell
sure that you will contribute to the
progress of commercial aviation in
such manner as to render a public
serv ice."
NECK IS imoKEX
Nan-agaiisett Pier, P.. L, July 15
"PI Hiving from a rock Into shal
low water, Body Marshall of Pitts
burgh. Pa., sustained a broken neck
yesterday and was rushed to a hos
pital. Avoluntrcr life guard who
saw the accident dragged Marshall
from the water.
Stomach Remedy
A Fast Seller
DARE'S MENTHA PEPSIN
COMET DESCRIBED
llarvanl Obsonalorj Recolies Be-
lailed Account from Ozonation
Station In Denmark.
Cambridge, Mass., Juiy 1G W A
1 1 port of the observation of Wolfe's
eomet by the Astronomer Stobbe at
Copenhagen on July 13 was received
at the Harvard college nhservatory
today in a cable from the central
bur- aii of astronomical telegrams at
Copenhagen.
Harvard astronomers presume that
It 1 Wolfe's periodic comet, discov
ered tr, ISSt, v hieh reappears about
every siv years. Th Copenhagen
cable is the first nws of the comet's
Mth reappearance for which (is.
troiioincrs have hen watching for
feme time.
Th comet Is described in the ra
hkeram as of th 1Mh magnitude
,r,,l iMhic only with s large telr.
srnpo near and west of the Square
of pe casus.
rnin-: ims vimt
BroU'-n Hill. Northern lthodesia.
July li (P1 The Prince of Wat's
completed his progiam in Northern
l;hodfb, with a round of visits here
i stenlay.
Freight Kates on
Cotton Are Denied j
Washington. July Id MPi Freight
late.s on cotton from southwestern)
slates to Texas gulf ports were held
to be unfair today by the interstate
commerce commission on the ground
that they discriminate between I
warehouse and compressing points
located oTi the waterfronts and es
tablishments located farther inland.
Kailroads were ordered to r-vise
their schedules on or before October
Six Thousand Bottles Sold in One
Now Jersey Town iJist Year
Avelrod's Pharmacy Declares
Money Bark if One Bottle Doesn't
?lnke nny Stomach Sufferer Itc-j'llce.
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At last the way has been found to
eompine I'epnin with other correc
tive sloniaeh'agenis so that it will do
the most good in the shortest pos
sible time.
Why bother with slow actors when
12 to correct the situation. The I cne tablespoonful of this Fplendid
commission also ruhd the export ' and pleasant liquid remedy will
rates on cotton to the Texas ports cause gas. bloating. hea iness, heart
should be made higher than domes-j burn or any upset condition of the
tic rales by an amount sufficient cm stomach to speedily vanish,
every shipment to pay the whaitagc ; And why should any man or wom-
iip- an suffer another hour with indiges
I lion or any stomach misery when
I the remedy that acts almost instant-
Casale to Listen in ' '"". r'"i,y t"1? t (
. . . , j But there is more to say about This
Ull JhYOlUtlOn trial ! remarkable remedy something that
Attorney S. Gerard Casale of this I nitl Interest thousands of despon-
city. plans to attend the trial of dent people.
charges Incurred by the export
ment
To Those Whose Estates Consist
Largely of Life Insurance
Along with the insurance money you leave your
family, you should also leave money management
for in most cases, insurance money left in bulk is
entirely used up within seven years.
By creating an Insurance Trust with the Commercial
Trust Company you can make sure that your insur
ance money will be safely invested, the income paid
regularly to those you wish and, if desired, part of
the principal be available for emergencies.
Such an Insurance Trust will free your beneficaries
from money worries and afford protection against
loss through inexperience in investment.
Our Trust Officers will be glad to further explain
our services as Trustee for insurance money, the
cost of which is very moderate. The smaller the insur
ance fund left, the more important it be protected.
John Thomas. Scopes. ).-iton. 'bnu,.
High school b-Hcher charged vviih
violution of the Butler lavv which
forbid the teaching or evolution.
The attorney left this afternoon fot
a business trip through the souih
and will lie in Dayton several das.
M IT 1X)H 2.2(MI BKOl t.HT.
Tlv Citizen's Coal Co., through
Apart from the oftirlnl receptions j Margaret
W.
i-rklns, has bronchi
the mntn feature of the day was
meetine of the prince with rathe
ehiefs from all parts of (he terri
tory except B.iroispland. Tn ad
dT.v5js the chiefs. Wales uiged
then to kp their villages riean and
.icjulre the knon ledge v hb-h the
whito man had tn offer th'm.
Tn th afternoon h motored to
Muluneusht. hre he opened
new hydro-electrie plant
suit for t;.:iui damages a;iinst !-
llx Ventura. The writ Is returnable
in city court Tuesday. August 11,
TRAIT IC MI N PICNIC
About 175 iiieiubirs of the New
Britain and Hartford traffic, bureaus
held a steep bake at l.ake Com
pnunce yesterday. Bailroad men
ere guests. There ms I program
of sports.
Dare's Mentha, Tepsin not only
i uii-K'y relieves stomach distress.
I, ut it also coii"iiera indigestion, dys
pepsia and gastritis, and puts an end
to dizziness, nervousness, headache,
sleeplessness and despondency which
distressing troubles are nearly al
ways caused by chronic stomach dls
t urhancc.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin is pleasant
to take, has a delightfully refreshing
tasle and arter it has put yonr
stomach In a clean and healthy con
dition, just notice how much better
you look and feel, for besides cor
lecting stomach disorders this u
premely good remedy that Axelrod'a
pharmacy anl druggists everywhere
guarantee, is a fine tonic that builds
you up and makes you TOrk with
'lm, eat with relish and sleep
touBdly.
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