New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], August 28, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925.
!
Odd Sizes
Abdominal
Belts
Price Reduced
50
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169171 MAIN 61.
politics m
Hjlan aod Smith Express Views
of Each Other
Vow Tork, Aug iP -Wli.it
Governor Smith regards .is Mayor
Hylan'a "blind, obedient f-utsrrv 1
.IV1 to a per.b.-s," his s' orot
conf. re peri with repr..-ntat rs of
the Kn Kbit Kian ui the rci item-
r. i national convent ion, and his
lack of ability .is mayor are Hie
coventor's reasons for n p pi (st 11 e
oitv'H chief cecu've for a t
Hi
I
1 nil.
College Men leaving their happy
homes for iloiinltorli come anil
git down vlilli; ut? show joii
New Fall Suits
We're not rushing tin- season
the, season is rushing us.
We could no more have kept
these suit under cover 'him we
101114 have controlled chain light
ning, for Hartford has never seen
such suits In I he first place
nor any place, j
If you are satisfied and can't
stand temptation stctr clear j
But, If you are like Lot's wife j
and want to sec the salt of t lie j
earth steer here.
At. 4S and i':" there are suits
you'll want smile with two pairs
ef trousers, some, with both
trousers and knickers tine wool
ens, faultless tailoring.
HORSFAHS
"It Tajs to Uuj Our hind"
Store Open All Pay Lurj
Kibini'Sk liJ.
OOKED
FOOD SHOP
118 MAIN ST.
Mutual Bldg.
i 're-Mi g Hi" hri.lP- li'in Crnel-'' i
!.):' night, the m . i uer, w tin had.
pr.en up hi" vacation to campiicr
for Siaie Senator ' ;i I k f . Tammanv
d' sigpee tfor mayor, addressed f;,ho"
persons, wlill"' twice, as many clani-;
npv. for ad imlnn.
!i.f' Tl ilg to til'' split In d' 11"
craMc ranks "as a ii"l (.mill" ' 1 1 1"
rrl," the i;uf nifir raid be was not
Enliitr to V". loo har'li. Tlien he tool
up the mayor' claim that the mavor
tin fuppoitnl Smith four times,
n Support from llitan
pi .1 he '-upper' me for the nni
ination liowrrmr Sinilh . asked.
Ci j. s nf "Nn.l "Vou know he dtd
not. ou know ho went to Syra
cuse In avowedly nnd from his
i own Hps to do every human thine
i Ik enuld to stop rn from getting
tli nomination. (The reference
I was to a d"inocrate slate conven
tion! i "Hut th progp sr.lv t 'I'gont
rank and tile of the party in the
state chased him buck; to New York.
i (A voice; "Not only him. hut Mr.
! Hearst.")
I "Now, a little our a year ago all
I the democrats of the state and in
ltl,o eistern part of this country
stood day in and day out during
It he lone, hard siege In Madison
I Square garden against the forces of
j religious and racial bigotry. Not eo
much for me as for what. I repro.
. .enter! in that right. Where was the
i
mayor?
(Voices: "With McAdoo;
fie;, rst."t
ii s-.i-ret conference with repre
sentatives of the klan.
"All of his complaints against we
never were based nn the question of
mv ahilUy. It was his blind, obedi
ent, subservience to a super-boss,
who stood over him and was the
Leaner r,f Ills heart, the keeper of
his conscience and the director
his political will."
eel Greater Man
The governor enumerated variolic,
problems confronting the '-it v nnd
declared they could only be solved
by a man of prenler ability than Mr.
Ilylan.
Smntor Walker, who spoke with
other Tammany candidates, pointed
to his lecisla'lvc record towards
safeguarding the fivc-eent fare. H"
asserted, as did Govonor Frnith. tha.t.
Hie five-cent fare Issue was merely
a smoke screen In the campaign.
Hjlan Tackles Tammany
Mavor Ilylan. speaking In cni'-cns,
last night named the 'Toolroom
lib,!-" who wilh a gamhiin
r, , , , I traction lawyer he had
ont as the real bosses
nan
nold
Heats Wife, Takes
Affinity for Ride.
Sentenced to Jail
0
Arriving hom about 3 o'clock
Tuesday morning with a woman
friend, Joseph tilonncUl ef "82
Arch street bent up Ills wife, then
took her automobile and drove
off wUli the other Ionian, ac
cording to the testimony given by
infective Sergeant George C. l'l
hnger before Judge William "".
Ilungerfonl 111 police court this
morning "Inn the man was ar
raigned for breach of the peace
and assaulting his wife. The court
ord'ie.l two suspended sentences
totalling days enforced and
ttlowiH'kl I'onimiiteil to jail tor
that period.
After the nlleced assault Tues
day mornlug. PeteUvs Serjeant
l.llinrer said th'at (ilowaokl dis
appeared and was not located un
til this morning when he was ar
rested on Main street. The do
lendant pleaded guilty to the
charges. The sentences enforced
this morning were Imposed on the
man when he was nrrait'ii'd be
fore (lie court on March S and
Vmrust S, both times for beating
his wife.
WILL HELP TO TRACE LOOT
THEN FROM SOLOMON CAR
FACTORY VETERAN DIES
provlili'iiee rTrnbrol4Pr Promise to
Aid Police and H'tnd
Is Rodin tvl
PtimI Siies. Sr., Aced ? rniplujwl
liy V. & F. Oirhln for Past Pix-adc
fJrandnloce Hurled Yitcrdnj.
FIRES ON DANCERS
Fred Suess, Sr., age 7f years, of 83
Kensington, aieiiuv, died at his
home last evening. Ho na born In
' Germany and had lived In New Brlt
Coleman riosenfcbl, pawnbroker a)u for the p.t ,...,,,, e wns an
of Providence, 1). I., held on a charge i t,mr,0(e of tl r, & j.-, c'orbln dl-
of receiving coats Bioien irom in- vision of the American Hardware
Ing Solomon of this city, was given I Corporation for the, past. In years.
He Is hurvlved by his wife, foul
Hi t r TIUAM.I K t'Ll H MOVI.S
The nine Triangle club rooms are
now located In the block at the cor
ner of Main and Lafayette streets.
They will corslet of three roomy
which, when furnished, will be at.
tractive. Miss Laura Welble has
been engaged to succeed Miss Flor
enee Brugger who resigned in Jun".
Miss L'rugger has been at her home
in Nebraska for the summer and ex
pects to lake up her work again
with the V. W. ''. A. at a point
nearer home, Miss Weible will ar
rive next Tuesday and on Thursday
evening, the new club rooms will be
used for the first time. At this time.
th Industrial Girls' club will ob
serve open house and stage a vvel
eomo for Miss Welble, who is coming
from her home In Wooster. 0.
his freedom under a reduced bona
yesterday when he promised the po-
tiro to assist in locating several
coutg valued at about the only ;
part of the loot which has not yet
been recovered.
Mr. Solomon parked his car, a
union, several weeks ago and In his
absence several thousand dollars
worth of coats were .stolen. The po
lice Investigated and located some of
the coats In pawnbi okers' establish
ments. Through this clue they ap
prehended the persons responsible
for the theft and more of the stolen
merchandise wan found.
liosenfeld, one of those arrested
had his bond placed at ?:.""" 'Wn"
his counsel appeared In court yes
terday and pleadfd for a reduction
In the bond, the court was advised
that the accused man was willing to
assist In recovering the stolen goods.
Asked if he could locate the goods,
which Included fur and fabric coats.
Roser.frld rep'led "Terhapr".
His bond was reduced from !S.n"
sons, Henry, August, Fred, .lr and
Julius and two da lighters, Mr. Carl
GoHlln and Mrs. Ray liadune; also
s- m a grandchildren, lie was a mem
ber of St. Matthew's German Luth
eran church. He was a grand uncle
of Amelia Shops who was burled yes
terday. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at. I:3u o'clock from his
home and at It o'clock rum St. Mat
thew's Lutheran church. Rev. A. C.
Theodore S-teege pastor, will officiate.
Interm-nt. will be In fain lew cemetery.
to ?
ono.
F AIU UI Id, TO All TIM
George I'.otherfort of I'rospecl
street was pleasantly surprised at
the home of George I'rey last eve
ning by a number of his friends and
former classmates. The nccnsinn
I was a farewell party in his honor.
He plans to leave for New 1'ork iief
week io take up the study of com
mercial art In a new institute of arts
there.
Two Will Probably Die of Shot Gun
Wound' sheriffs Hold Man Who j
Is Responsible For Ad. j
Oklahoma City. Pkla.. Aug. :S P' ,
ITve persons were, wounded, two I
perhaps fatally, when M. SI. Ilow
kin. DS, ran amuck hre last night
with a shotgun at a dance hall.
Witnesses said that Boykln ap
peared al a window of tho hnll and
began tiring tho shotgun. The first
shot narrowly missed the baby of
Jack Perkins, the proprietor. As the
shooting began more 1han a score
of dancers made hasty exists
through doors and open windows.
Boykln fired at dancers as they
fled and then wandered about the
neighborhood driving residents or
that section, together wilh the
dancers Into a nearby woods. He
had a full bo of buck shot shells
and continued firing until only
three were left.
Deputy sheriffs found Boykln ly
ing In a corn field near the dance
ball. A visit to his home revealed
more than I'Oi gallons of wine. Jt"
la being held pending recovery of
the Injured.
YOP DON'T SAY
Natalie: "Ho you believe In fairy
tales"
Nelly: "No: but my husband seem:
to think I do."
"OA1
Newest Designs
in Fall Models
UP
$3.95
Fashion forecasts very stunning models in
vehets, the leading material for fall. We have a
splendid assortment at the right price; also velours
and felts. And very food head sizes.
Biidsl Veils and Hats Made to Order
119
Fashionable Hose in Newest Fall Colors
THE MARION HAT SHOP
MAIN ST.1'"'3"3" UPSTAIRS
City Items
WiMltlHi
with
Members of the American Order ;
of St. George and their families will j
attend a picnic of the Hartford lodge (
In Elmwood tomorrow afternoon,,
taking the Klmwood car to the end
of the line. i
Mrs. Hannah Larson of West j
Pearl street is a patient at the New
Britain General hospital suffering !
with a fractured hip received when
she fell on the pavement near her
home Saturday.
of I
zar
point ed
of Tammany , gE
TI.e man. he said, was ;
Rothstein. tln rug gamin".
RENO
!3 127 Main Street
jg J0$
; i jl
; 3 Ffm&V
1 S No 1769 V'
E
PICKHARDT &
DUNN
Opposite Arch
Phone 1409-2
We Carry A Full Line
Of Styles
or the very latest in Corsettes. Completes. Cor-
seleltcs. step-ins W rap-Arounds and Corsets.
in both front and back larod.
Fiery superfluous line of your figure Is an
added reason why you should know and profit
from our line of C'orsetry.
New Fall Dresses arriving almost rlaily.
Attractive Specials for a quick closing out of
Summer Models.
At S.t.'.'i Blouses, from $5.TS to $13. 75.
Cmi.DKEN'S PLAY TOGS
At 70c He?ular price $1.00.
At St.riB Itcgular price S1.9R.
At .l f8 Hegular price SI-WAIT,
bathing srrrs at big mm ci ions
OUR ROAST BKEF
is good cold as well ns hot.
Its fragrance acts like a
tonic. Why fuss and fume
rooking your meats at home
when you ran purchase at
this Delicatessen Shop every
thing in the lino of meats
that you desire. Try Our
Roast Beef and vve Know jou
will praie it more.
The mayor made aie-eauons 1 m
cernlng Senator Walker. ,
George W. Olv.inv. leader of Tain-
manv Hall. re,,lbd in a jtat'ii.'-nt '
Hint the mayor had "completely ..su
his head." '
Mavor Hvlaii then came back. I
.o Oh11.1v has claimed the whole
the boroughs for Walk. r. II'- ' ould
step farther and cuniiv.-'i
re
mmaxmsmemm
Eastern Millinery Co.
133 MAIN ST., New Britain
mvp gone
the po.
dictator
Main. Is '
.- in I'r.
night.
r-pec.
lay or .
.In?
SATURmv ?rF.ni.s
Brooklield F.utfrr.
(14 lb. print) S lh.
Cloverhloom Butter,
(14 !K prints.) yy lb.
Imported Tickled Marinated
Herring. 13c ea.. Z or 2.'tc
Yedenrd Butter.
(I t lb. prints) -y lb.
Tmported Bisninvk Honing,
inr each.
Imported Siss bp?-c,
fir.r lb.
pnpiestic s hee c,
fir lb.
Short ut Smoked Sh -, -!ders
lb.
Rnnelf-s, Sniokdl 't !('."l
.V.r lb.
Cottage H-""-.
J.'.r lb.
Rnast Stilled Young ( hi. ken.
.1 to 1 lbs. aveiage,
?1.7." SJ.uu.
Regular tr lb. ( ofl cc,
:ilr lb.
ABoi t mi; shirf;
this
w e hi en t
I fhould run 'he city.
better service and pro-
a btter governmen'. iof
than some men In public
the
of
n- d
Saratoga county, w n
room klt.c, the, real
I (Mi street (Tammany
oui-mnr."
,t an open nlr rail
Park. Pi'H'kiyn. last.
H v l.t ii said:
" n eu'.sid' r Is con
town to '"II us 'np '"'
,lnne ami llOW
1 have glvn
vlded
penp!
fee." i
Mavor Hylan was ssk'd '"dr j
what he thought of th governor s
speech and of the charges agilnst
: him in it." i
"The gov err.or'r speech," an
tTir1. ' w as mid", up of aprlesi'i'.-e
nfirii." Wha'evr other an-
er 1-' hid o mike, b intimated
., id be in his public addresses
rfr ii-c campaipp
With the Republican"
o,i the republican fid rrartk r
Wateimi". erganiza'ton deMen"
emlnatien nt the mavoral'v primj-
f Sept. I'', spoke with. 3 shOl'l 0
', bird. H" .hsitna'ed 'b no- "1
. , .-mbhtn.-itir of his prop.i-- to die
-More t.jlwaVS
; i(,s t t.jons. "h" "'I'll ''Uim
H -.,-nnett copstitutes the lii'ri-;-.ai-'
opposition f.-r Mr. Waf rm-c,
',,,-) i,e '"".I'd r)tn ndrntnis'-r a
1.1,.,,.!. , the "evn WIS" Pie"
i;o')-ini ) o went ,;i'o Jv r. V J'-'
t:i. Vv Wmh'e Wa'.rnvT.
his oec sleep to Ir.ifet him o-
r a s e-v V-er',: po'ltii c "
p., I-,. It v or man "ll'-enns
.-..i.l.dat . dMirirded 'h..'
1, !'..,... n. -ho had .vl'r'ier.e!
1,. lit. s on th subway si'-..,-,
s'-,ov he'v transit cepc,.-"'""'1
, i - ! be ret!!' )'ed
NOBBY FELTS
$1.98 to $
Large
Assortments
Complete
Range,
of New
Colors
Jaunty Velours si
rVed Mraf.
etlLd Ham
Pikd Har"
"oai-t Her"
Corned H-f
Meat Loef
Honey I.oef
f'r'ed Peef
"hlchen
BolOf na
Wd, Butter,
t ra'iKlurtcr-,
Mtmtd Him
W'MlriniS
M-a.l t her
ri..s"l I?ai
bo s
l . klrs
"IH.s
-alads
Flmbmger
Te, CoSoe, Fesi
two ractnrlo.. Two GSrsgr. o-l
livvllini: H"ne I'oMri.ve.l by
l',n,. In Mnon-" lo'l.
: ",r k.t. r. 1 , me -
t.-,ct erics we,. d'Stroved. )"
.raje. m.-d. a dwlling house ,
i.- :Oe l and 14 others damar-d 'o
"M.h .-a.'Vd damage .miniated
. ,. t" -. here today. Three Minns
".rreur Jd befere. tbe fame.,
..." brought und-r contr'
j -. .pi'is destroved vere 'he rrk
: spring Kpl'ting fill lVacblrg cop..
rir s p'an' aod 'h Fni'V Pru
Vm"i'-s mil' Ih rinvs r-ar'-i
'.em no unde'erinlned cause in te
d-einc ro"m " the Prue mill and
i5. fpowd bv a rls of : .plosion
of n'lireorfi aid other ei-.--n,' -st.
Th f.T-'ory had net ben tn op. r .
on for om time ani eniv t-so
ctretsket-a In 'he biiildtrt-
SATIN and VELVETS
A Wonderful Selection nf Trimmed Hat Values
'3.98 to '5.98
As usual, at Flunienthai's. ou'll find the newest
styles in a w ide ranee of colors and shapes, large
and smll. including the latest in Firste Hats.
TAIN
ALL NEW
ACCLAIMS THE VALUES AT
' Vniivclcill
ars
a' WHtmr iw
buy morion
0 i.ha ! I I 1 fimTrSSl '
3 Piece Dining Room Suite
The modern saying "a dollar is not worth
its value in merchandise" may be true, but
not at Doyle's. The paramount success of
our business is built upon a foundation of
value. Our motto has always been, "give
unto others dollar for dollar invested as you
would care to have them give unto you."
3 Piece Bedroom Suite
oom
3 Piece Living Room Suite
O
utfit
WILL HOLD ANY
FURNITURE YOU
MAY SELECT FOR
FUTURE DELIVERY
E
FURNITURE COMPANY, INC.
OO MAIN ST. ST. MAIN 500
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