New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 09, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

Image provided by: Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT

                
o
' V 1 1 4
MEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALn TUESDAY, MARCH 0, 192G.
If You Are
Planning a
St. Patrick's
party we can help
you make it a suc
cess. We have a
complete line of
Favors, Candles
and Decorations
Stationery Department
The
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIN ST.
How Can the Villain
Hope to Escape If the
Author Is Against Him?
Tps It's another sermon on
cheap clothing but won't
keep you long from WTIC.
How can a J11.50 suit hope to
make good in the first place when
(he very gentleman who ma do It
planned I's destruction by using
cheap mat r-riul ?
If poor oil will spoil a. good mo
tor what will it do to a poor
one?
Tour Gibraltar of safety lbs In
purchasing a Spring suit that re
funds to lay down on its maker
or its wearer.
HORSFALK:
HAK'ITOltD
'It Vnys tn liny Our Kind"
Cold Sioroc for 1'iirs
DRIVE YOURSELF
NEW CARS TO RENT
l)Y AMI MOIIT Sr.HVKB
;.' mi ho:ir l.V u rnllc
Vou-Uiive Auto Renting Co
( or. Seymour fln1 l.lm
Telephone! 31181.
First Mortgages
At Low Rates
of Interest
on dn-'.-IHi;'-, ii-;.wi!tii.f Iio-im f
CfU' Tit L'iJir,' . a plo;H.n v ' OIni:!l-lv J
tuil',!nif- r t -t; ? ; u t ioti l:i Jlu-
r-inl ami i-'l:.'!j'.
Th CMDii-riiiy -'tii r.fi,a'i'-t your
pri'st'rt ij'Mt.iis in fiiwi a. Ic- in n. i
ftnJ r-i'i. ' l inti.t H.
!u'". icM'nn 'ff -ii,i;,;pt',f tl.
First Bond & Mortg?ge Co
of Hartford
!,". Minn M.
(Jenuine
I'KKSIAN IU GS
at
ii. Y. JUNES
IS') Commonwealih Ave.
1'hone 2S," or 252-4
.y 3 lime: ;
SMOKE I'U'E REPAIRS
NEW BRITAIN j
SHEET METAL WORKS;
E. J. ;()BY & SUN
.'!.-)6 So. Mail. St. Tel. 5":! !
$500,?00
To Loan On Real Estate
Write- or ulephoi.r ii' anil hc will
time our repie-cnialHc
eali niHl sec jtou
The
Lomas & Ncltleton Co.
ItuiMII -le l." iMilllllllll SI.
Hartford, Cotiu.
RECONCILIATION AFTER DIVORCE
OR COURT ACTION SEEMS POPULAR
Kresge and Wife Latest to
Agree Upon "Second
Honeymoon," Following
Action of Several Other
Prominent People.
New York, March 9 W To kiss
and muKo up with benefit of judge
and newspaper Is In-coming a popu
lar denouement "f many of the
bitterly foiiKht divorce, and Repara
tion milts which have been holding
public attention lately.
Couples who have carried their
matrimonial over-hie-breakfast-I able
bickerings into the courts and who
have hurled the llo and charges of
Infidelity m fach other In staring
headlines from coast to coast, are
now enjoying that Indian summer of
love "tn .second honeymoon."
Krcsgo anil Wife,
The latest couple which may climb
toward reconciliation from the
depths of domestic infelicity are Se
bastian . Kresce, ten-cent store
owner and Mrs. liorls Mercer Kresge,
whose matrimonial difficulties, as
they involve tho question of stocks
and bonds, arc now before the su
preme court of New York. The
trial was suddenly adjourned yes
terday, the couple coutcrred with the.
justi'-e, and Mrs. Krcsge's counsel
said they later went uptown In
search of the pastor of their
church.
Pmiltnir In th-a background, were
the justice who was as interested
Ineffectlntr reconciliations as in de
ciding points at law, and Mrs.
Kresge's attorney, who aided her in
bringing the; action, but. is now hop
ing that all will end happily,
.lames nnd Fil'l.
In Paris, with th'-ir heads together
presumably over the lvw-er psycho
logical theories of .Funs; and Freud,
srr .Tames A. Si ill man and "Flfi"
Stillman trying "to find themselves"
uitalli, for "the sjn of the children."
I'iee years ago they wore launched
upon a campaign of chare and
counter-charges which long .held
r.e-.vsnaper prom in '-nee,
Last week the mi of Mrs. St 111
rnnn fr divorce which followed her
husband's unsncf rfi.-ifu! attempt, watj
v. it 111 iv w n. ending the litigation. j
lyord and l.ady Craven I
On the pleasant, shores of Bernm-
'!, Lord nnd Lady Craven are pro- 1
longing a "second honeymoon," after
a Kiiipes-tuous matrimonial course
that touched the shores of three
continents, spent iiself in two di
vorce suits in F.nglutid, and had a
linal backfire that recently Bent
spark flying between Ellis Island ,
and the labor department over tho I
i;U'-;.ii., 'of what, constituted "moral I
' irpiiude," Countess Cothcarl, tho j
Tne of it all, has won the right to
enter this country, 1
Willie a supreme court jury de
i liberated whether to grant her a dl-
vorco recently, Mrs. William Kevitt
Manton met. her actor husband in
'Conference with Justice Was.sc-r-
I'ogei, and took tne matter out oi i
the jury's hands. Marjorie Uanibeau, j
' who was named hy Mrs. Manton as I
corespondent, is "overwhelmed with!
happiness" that she has been clear- !
ed, and wishes the couple blessed 1
hnppincfs the future, ;
Now The Tinncjs ;
A variation on the theme is being!
pla.-.-ed by tho Tinncjs Frank of!
musical comedy fame-, and Mrs. i
Edna Davenport. Tinney of vaude- 1
; ulio. The domestic trials of the,
' Tinneys, which rostohed the ne-.vs-pttpers
v. hen l-'rank was arrested on
a charge of heating Imogp-no Vi;son. ,
then of the Kolllos, finally ended in i
a divorce for Mrs. rinpey. Hilt it I
: rani after the Titmeys had eaten
H e turkey of reconciliation on '
Thr.nksi'iving and had rnnoutH-e-.l
:th!l they would probably appe;.r mi '
:ih'-' jti.igr. togetlier, and were (he;
, b'-st of friends.
Here' n raflurc
! Hut tlv "'tecon-1 liniir -.-moan" idea
) doesn't ;:lv,-y:t nori: Oct. Ftcberi it,
ll'ul.'i. dr.. son nf a former ie,-- ,
president of the American Tohe.cco
,oii.)jan.v, and Mr". F.Imo Minman
Hula, paused dtnicg h r suil. for ;
rejm ration la week to confer with
. istice rrcViiaue r. Tlc n wk' n
v ryt hing h.-s.'iti tn ooU rosy, n, co-
'tiritions were broke-ji off and the
! sei.jiratien v.:is granted yestrrdey.
rumor of a r-Tor.rilbtion of Mil- ,
ton .1. )tc.dlo",g, ivhnse shirts llnllor- j
! ed in the ,ree,-s of I'ark Rvrnue i
i ii nut i i i 1 1 ii ii ii ii ririnnrf i i - r -
m
.n'UTZi
i I I T AM f
The Boss Knows
TJ C know? that tho fellow who pays hini
I i self first l.oioiv hc .;onds. is most
likely to be a j;oo(l workor, worthy of
r.o.vancement.
Vtitir di'ov ii-ifr Savincs Account in this bank
is your le st
our earnest :.oss
Open and use
last, year, and his wife, Mrs. Jessie
Margaret lludlong, wlioss matrimon
ial woes were written upon them,
has never hem confirmed. Mrs.
Iludlong Went to the family home in
Newport, It. I., with the announced
intention of eslaldlshlng herself wlHi
her husband under his roof, hut lie,
it. was reported, had already gone
south.
Other lioiihlful Caws
Other cases are shrouded In mys.
tery. Kllsworlh Bassett. clam-dig-ger
of l'rovldence, R. I., who be
camu business manager for Nina
Wllcov Putnam, writer, made an at
tempt at reconciliation wbh his wife
v. hen she sued the authoress for
alienation of Ilassett's affections. It
was emphiitlcally denied that the re
conciliation tool: place, but on the
other hand the suit never dhl either.
Ope rase when a proposed "second
honeymoon" came to naught, was
told in court yesterday. Mrs. Kka
nor V. rtrewster testified that her
husband, Kngepe V. Brewster, maga
zine publisher, (suggested ihey hae
a "second honeymoon." Then, she
te.stlllefl, Miss Corliss Palmer, movie
actress, who had already stepped
Into her home, slepped Into the dis
cussion and ended it with ridicule.
Mrs. Brewster was awarded $21ii,'Mft
from the Hollywood actress for
alienation of affections.
Underneath the current of the
"second honeymoons" lhat do take
place and do reach the newspapers,
are. ti large number of unsung sec
ond romances constantly being
launched in the shadow of the di
vorce courts, the steady stream of
d I vorco suits that are withdrawn,
and the less frequent remarriages of
those who have fought it out and
therefore consider the odds all the
better for the next try.
!CK CREATIONS
APPEAR IN FLESH
Impersonator From Yale to
Speak at Normal School
A varied program
reading?, monologue
and magic will be i
consisting of
, ptanologurs
riven by Cap!.
Guy A. Armitago at the Slate Nor
mal school auditorium tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. After the en
tertainment the entire school will be
opened to tho public. An exhibition
of the work done by pupils of the
training schools will be on display
In several of the school rooms.
Mr. Armilago will give a lecture
on Ulckcnsfan literature to the ctu-
dents at the school in th afternoon.
In the evening he will provide i:n
entertainment of about two hours'
ditrntion consisting of leadings, and
imitations of the, well known char
acters of Dickons' books. Among
them an- Sydney Carton from "A
Tt-le 01 Two Ciiies." G.-anefatl-ie:
,-v:ia!!wf '-d from "P.btik House,"
I rish Ji- tip from " mH Cepj.er-i',-
id," ,eriiO,:---, from "A Chr'.etmaa
" i i-ol ." Souoers, the schoolmaster,
from "Niehoies Nickleby," and Wil
;.;,is Micswb-r from "1 'avid Copper
ln 1.1."
He is also B ventriloquist an 1 a
mach-la-i. The latter part of his eu--.,
-rtainmert v. Ill b- taken up with
several :ketehs aloiig t licso lines.
About a ye.ir ag') Cap:. Armitago
OTrrawair. - m. - . ir
:rjrK3EiMr.
I!
I
recommendation regarding I
of puipose.
jour Savinss Account today. S
THE CITY
i
is Jill
cn. til Y .1. i:mit.m: !i
NATIONAL BANK
Lave a short talk at the Senior High j
I school. His entertainment was so
amusing to the students that Prin
cipal L. P, filade wrote to him com
plimenting him for his work. He
has talked In every largo high
school In Connecticut., lie Is now
taking an advanced medical course
at Ynle university during tho day
and lecturing In the evening,
After the entertainment the pub
lic may take tho opportunity to In
spect the building which Is consid
ered ona i th most magnificent
j structures In the city. Work of
I public schools from the kindergar
I ten to tho last yenr In Normal
' school Is included In tho exhibition
.which is one of the most Interesting
I Among those that, will have exhi
bitions are the civics classes, the
history classes, the art classes, geo
graphy classes and classes in rural
location.
r;.sro minstiifi, show
Mntertalnnient Will Follow Talk on
Manufacture nf in.
The fiasco club is to give a min
strel show at the club rooms on
Cherry street this evening. Oscar
Hrickson Is Interlocutor and the end
emu are Carl Hostellt and Francis
Kheejian. The program will Include:
"Pal O' My Cradle Days," Beo Bob
inson; "Brown Eyes, Why Are You
Blue?" William W'ojak; "Cecilia,"
Francis Sheehan; recitation, "The
Face on the Barroom Vloor," Ilanlel
rirlscoll; ".Sometime," Prank Woj.ak;
"The Ppanlard Who Blighted by
I.lfe." John MeCormlck: "Down by
the Gaseo Works." John Tattersali.
"The Indifferent Mariner," Brlggs
Parsons; and "Paddlln' Madelino
Home," Carl Kestein.
Preceding the minstrel, there will
ho a gas manufacturing talk by
f-'upt. A. f. Scott.
RICA D HFKAITl riiASSlFlFD ADS
FOR YOt'R WANTS
A CLOSEOUT!
A Bargain for you if your size
is here!
Lot 0
Corsets
$1.00
i oiitiuueo d'yb'-s and oebic
and ends of corte-ts selling to
$4.95.
Included are CB. R. & G. and
Worcester brands. Also gir
dles and corselette-s.
(2nd Floor)
Special!
Femo Nap
29c Box of 12
The Soluble Sanitary Napkin
(Main Floor)
You See Therxi S.-lllng For
it? I
Wednesday, Shop at Least One Hour at "D & L!" You'll Profit!
'
8 L i
I wtummmwucMi m nm n tin
3 i
H !
Mor
Money, Elsewhere
Men's Fancy Silk Sox
59c Pr.
Choose from a. large assortment
all the snappy cheeks and plaids
the favored spring colorings.
(Main Floor)
Anderson
ii Fast Color Prints
4Zc Id.
Guarantee,! fast colors.
SI inches wide. Pmall Pat-
i v t- rns. For children's .Ircrae-s,
(Main Floor
8
l
i ij
;H
II
!H
NOW IN" PP.MAND !
32 inch
Silk Pongee
98c Yd.
Colors are rose, copen
navy, orchid, white and
natural. Being use.l
for dresses and slips.
(Main Floor)
1
4
J!
3
ii
Pure Linen
Dish Toweling
Good Tirm Quality
14c Yd.
!3
'?1 Natural colored; r'd, blue
!i: i.nd white holders.
A bar-
Ei
8
Family of Wealthy New Yorker
Tbinks He Was Slain
New Yorlt, March 9 P,--"Hlghly
aiiBplciouH" circumstances surround
ing tlm death of Martin Van lliinn
Wilcoxaon, "50 years old wealthy
rporlsman, and a descendant of
President Van J.turen, have reunited
in opening a police Investiga
tion. Mr. Wilcoxson died in
a Harlem hospital last Friday
from a skull fracture after
he had been taken to the alcoholic
ward of the institution two days pre
viously by a taxleab chauffeur. Ho
lapsed Into a. coma und was unable
to explain what had happened io
him. Police reported him as suffer
ing from alcoholism.
Murder, Family Thinks
Mrs. Wilcoxson, who believes that
her husband may have been the
victim of robbers, charges police
and hospital officials with indiffer
ence in the case and has requested
the investigation. Her stepson, Frank
Wilcoxson. a chemical research
worker at the William Boyco
Thompson institute for plant re
search in Yonkers, believes his fath
er was murdered.
Pr. Charles Norrls, medical ex
aminer who performed an autopsy
Saturday night, reported that Mr.
Wilcoxson died from a severe frac
ture, of the top of his skull and that
he had been drinking at the time
of his injury.
Tho Chauffeur's Story
Mrs. Wilcoxson has learned, she
says, that her husband was taken to
v
Be
DAVSDSOS and LEVEfiTHAL
For Women, Boys and Girls! Big
For Women
Rubberized
Raincoats
P.egular $ti.9."i
$4.95
Sizes 1G to 44. Cemented
seams. Colors: Green, I'd,
blue, purple.
(2nd Floor)
gets a hearty response every time we have it!
Sale! Women's Pure Silk Hose
Full Fashioned! Wednesday $ 1 .00 pr
If perfect they'd be good value at S2.00 the pair. Classified as' "sub-normals'' be
cause the examiners at the factory detected hardly discernible misweaves. The
latter won't affect their wearing qualities. Can be had in all the new spring shoe
of
In
shades.
Twt-tone combinations, col
ored borders and deep j
frinps. j
BOZART FIBRE
RUGS $1.49
Size I7x.i4. An ideal rug for
spring. Kent desirable patterns.
1 27x54 RAG RUGS
$1.00
. T !
i
i
the hospital by a chauffeur who gave
a hctli Ions name and address, but
uhosi) license number m taken.
The chauffeur's story wan that Wil
coxson had been left In his car by
another passenger who paid his fare
und disappeared.
Tho unconscious man was placed
In tho alcoholic ward In a bed mark
ed "unidentified," Mrs. Wilcoxson
declares, and notice was rent to Mr.
and Mrs, James Harry, who conduct
s. boarding housa In a ftishlonublo
district where Mr. Wilcoxson ordi
narily stayed in town. Much of the
lime ho was travelling.
tihon Medical Aid
Mrs. Barry went to the hospital.
Identified Mr. Wilcoxson, and called
j attention to abrasions on his head,
'asking that Ihey bo given attention.
jThcn she got in touch with Mrs.
.Wilcoxson, who succeeded In getting
'night, and day nurses, n prlvnto
room, and an examination by a sur
geon not attached to the hospital
staff. Mr. Wilcoxson died Friday.
Police have advanced the theory
thnt he was run down by an auto
mobile, but nnlhlng definite has
been established, Mrs. Wilcoxson
says her stepson was told by detec
tives they would "have something to
tell him In a few days."
Legacies Inherit rd by Mr. Wilcox
son totalled more than Jl.nflO.OOO.
Mpi. Wilcoxson eatimated. He bought
,T. P. Morgan's racing sloop T'hryne
in 1923. but. Inter resold It to Mr.
Morgan. Once while passing through
Chinatown in in 2" Mr. Wilcoxson
was slightly wounded In the head by
police who fired at his taxleab when
the driver failed to stop during a
search for holdup men.
Loomis Would Have Foe
Endorse Mayor Paoncssa
President John C. Loomis of the
eommerclal Trust Co., when ap
proached ty run for the republican
nomination for mayor responded
.V, Sr. -TJI I ' m t -v.'.rK.ja. v ''. wl ' '' 'sjssSS; ''-,'. t ;,' ; ss m
Prepared For April Showers!
RAINCOATS
For Bovs
Black
Rubberized
Raincoat and Flat
Regular $4.35
$2.95 a
Sizes 6 to 14. Cemented
seams. Metal clasps. Very
durable.
(2nd Floor)
(Main Floor)
New
AXMINSTER RUGS
$3.25
ITxM. Deep piled. New
patterns and colors for every
room.
CHENILLE RUGS
$1.69
Size 1 Sx3. New plain and
combination colors. Deep
fringes.
with a uggotlon that th proaent
ilemneratla Incumbent. Angolo M
Puoneasn, be endorsed hy th 0. o.
P. nnd
It has been reported
CharloH F. Smith, president of tho
board of directors of Landers, Frary
& Clark re-echoed hlH senlinicnts.
"Haven't Had a
Headache or Dizzy
Spell," Says Inspector
Mr. IiniiM W. Fish, WJio Ilcsldcs At The Homo of L. J. Norton, Maple
Hill, New IliKnln, Tells Ills FrpiTloncc Willi Fltli.n s.
Don't forget, when
you try EHIUCS,
you arc trying a
remedy that is ab
solutely different
from and other
remedy that Is on
the market today.
KiVBjrS Is not a
hit or miss tonic,
but It is as its name
implies Herb Juico
and tho juices are
srnleezed out raw
and not boiled and then combined
with puro glycerine. KKB.IUS will
heal up that, inflamed stomach and
tone up the membranes of your
bowels, liver nnd kidneys. Get a
bottlo today and tomorrow you will
be thankful for It.
Mr. Fish says: "I have suffered
from stomach trouble for the past
two years. My food would turn
One Day's Selling'
For Girls and Boys
Overplaid
Raincoats
Regular $3.95
$2.95
Sizes 4 to 10. Cemented
seams. Colors are tan and
green.
(2nd Floor)
From America's Most Promi
nent Manufacturers At Re
1 Day Only!
Gay Spring Colorings
- " 1 ' mmiiiii' n
Patterns For Every Room
All Strictly First Quality
OVAL RAG RUGS
$1.49
Size ISx35. Braided rugs of
the better kind. New color
ings. CONGOLEUM
RUGS AT 35c
Size 1Sjt3G. Genuine Gold
Seal. Nice assortment of designs.
Ex-Mayor Orson F. Curtis Is re
ported to be considering candidacy
i,nt thus far has not Been assured
,.,,.,. ,Unnort to warrant a for.
, nm, ...... ,, ,lnll,rstood.
ItEAO HF.lt ALD CLASSIFIED AS
sour right after eating, gas would
form and press around my heart
giving me severe pain. I had a dull
miserable headacho most of the
time and frightfully dizzy spells. I
got so run down that I felt tired
out and druggy and did not feel
like doing anything. I at last got
so I could not eat and then I knew
that I Utd to do something quick
ly. "I got a bottle of ERBJUS and
within three days I began to feel
better. I have now taken thre3 bot
tles and have not had a bit of
stomach I rouble or a sign of a
headache since tho first bottle. I
feel strong and hearty and certain
ly indorse EP.BJCK."
F.Itli.H S Is hclns introduced in
New Britain at The, FAIR IRBJ
DEPT., by a Ileprcsenlathn of the
EKIWLS Co.
ALL COLORS!
Considered Big Values
At $1.95
Hoover
Dresses
$1.59
All colors Including white,
full cut garments. Best f
workmanship.
Sizes to 48. These are the
genuine Hoover dreses so
much in demand.
(2nd Floor)
Special!
Willimantic Thread
3 for 10c
Limit 3 Spools to a Patron
(Main Floor)
At a Reduced Price The Choice of
the Fastidious
Women's Rayon
Silk Chemise $1.65
Splendid full-cut fine fitting under-
B garments In flesh only. Sizes 3 to
44. Tempting values at $1.68.
(Main Floor)
Linen Bridge or
Tea Sets
Of Pure Linen Damask
$2.69
36 Inch Cloth (square) and
four 14 inch Napkins to
match. Hemstitched.
(Basement)
Venetian
Crinkled
Bedspread
Sets $2.98
Spread 80x90 and Bol
ster to match. Regular
$3.69. Jacrruard bor
ders in blue, rose, gold.
(Basement)
- B
Honey Comb
Bath Towels
Good Heavy Quality
23c Each
Size 10x40. Made with neat
blue border. Extra big value
at J3c.
(Hascf.ent)
L.
g.tin.
(r.c.sem' rd)
it
mi miiirw