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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, TUNE 30, 1922. 8 STRIKING MINER HOSIERY HATS ' IN COURT TODAY BOSTON STORE' FOR THE FOR THE FOURTH FOURTH Lakowski Ordered to Get Job and Main Block SILK SKIRTINGS 257 Street Booth's Case Is Continued BARONET SATIN, white, 40 inches wide $2.15 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES AT OUR Vincent Lakowski, who told Judge BROCADED in SEMI-ANNUA- SATIN, white, yard wide, stripes and beautiful B. W. Ailing that he Is a coal miner L designs ,. $1.98 yard thrown out of a Job on account of the strike and who is now peddling pa- pers to earn a living, was ordered to- NATURAL and WHITE SILKS in brocade effects, yard wide .... $1.00 yard day to properly support his wife and' -- fumlly. He plans to go to work when PRE INVENTORY SALE labor problems are adjusted. His case was 15 SHANTUNG SILK, natural color, wide medium continued to July in bonds of WHICH CONTINUES SATURDAY AND MONDAY yard and heavy $200 so that he may have an oppor- weight $1.00 yard tunity to prove to the court that he Is really willing to work. The Lakowskl'a live at 3 2 Booth PLAIN in street. The wife has received but (15 TRIMMED TRIMMED PONGEE Domestic and Japanese makes, natural color, this year from her husband, and has HATS HATS from ; received In 5gc nothing the past three Values to up months. They are five months In ar $10.50 Values to $7.50 rears In their rent and grocery bills SALE PRICE SALE PRICE remain unpaid, she said. Vincent , LINGERIE MATERIALS rarely allows a day to pass without acquiring a load of liquor, and some- comes SILK tubular in white and flesh and drop-stitc- h times home three time a day JERSEY, plain under the Influence, Mrs. Lakowski $1.50 and $1.62 Yard said. Occasionally he brlngR In some food, but always eats It alone. Katherine l.lepitz, a neighbor, add- $5 $3 LAUNGERETTE SATIN, yard wide in white, flesh, orchid, blue and ed to the charges against Vincent. She black told Judge Ailing that the accused . 75C yard takes his own food to bed, placing it BANDED SAILORS DISCOUNT TRIMMED HATS under his pillow. Condemnation proceedings, uncon- Values to $3.95 d 25 Values to $5. DIANA wide in tested, were brought In the cases of 1 on all Hats over $5. SILK, DOTTED, yard blue, flesh, orchid, rose and Rose Kozloskl, Alex Bellini, Peter SALE PRICE ..... V Also on all trimmings. $1 Pink 75c Buchi and Mary Wisk. yard The case of feteve Walt, charged with assaulting his wife, was contin- ued until July 25. Walt was arrested SPORT LEGHORNS SPORT SKINNER'S SURF SATIN in navy and black is a classy material for at 5:30 o'clock this morning by Po- HATS; suits $2.25 liceman John Tnderson. He had bathing yard trouble over money matters, accusing With Crepe Bands his wife of theft. When he refused to go to work, she threatened to strike $1.95 KIMONO him with a milk bottle. He . SILKS, yard wide, figured in a variety of styles, 75c and $1.00 grabbed and - yard and twisted her arm, causing her to j- scream and the neighbors called in $1.95 to the police. Tony Albanese paid $100 and costs for selling beer with 1.14 alcohol. His basement in the rear of the Park ho- $2.95 Mc-Cu- Values to tel was visited by Sergeant W. P. e $3.95 $5.75 and and a detail of last Satur- PULLAR NIVEN police Values to $7.50 day night. Sergeant McCue took a Every wanted style ?i sample of beer and sent it to New Ha- The popular hat of the ven for an analysis. Tony admitted " season. and color. , selling the stuff, but said he bought 1 It at Haggerty's bottling establish- ment on Spring street believing it to be near-bee- r ATTENTION FOX TROTTERS HOSIERY GREATLY REDUCED FAMOUS FOOTBALL FOR SALE Wonderful Values in Stockings for the Fourth. the new OFFICIAL IS DEAD, 79c Gordon Fibre Silk Kayser and Van Eaalte black EXTRA SPECIAL full fashioned Silk Stock- "Tiny" Maxwell, Former Stockings, and cordovan . 50( Venus Full Fashioned ings, black d Q C JULY VICTOR Silk Stockings, lisle tops; and white . 1 RECORDS Accident Victim Gnard, $1.29. Gor.don Pure all colors; Kayser and $Van Raalte Thread Silk Stock-- leg. $2.35. $1.85 Fancy Glove Silk Stock- contain some all are out and they of the snappiest dance records you Norristown, .Pa., June 30. Robert ings, all colors 95c $2.73 Van ings, ' OA ' Raalte, colors JQ W. ("Tiny") Maxwell, former heavy Silk Stock- heard Full Fashioned Silk ingrain Van RaaltePeO7 ever guard, weight thrower, ings; black and all $2.49 Plain Stockings, black and all Glove Silk ; 7 sports writer and one of the best colors . Stockings black, known football officials in the east, colors . white, died in a hospital today as a result of $2.19 Injuries received in an automobile $1.75 grey $1.95 crash early Sunday. Percy Sander- son, golf writer, who also was in the C. PIERCE & wreck, still is unconscious. loTc REDUCTION Vz Price On AH 1-- 3 Off on the 1. CO, Maxwell was editor of the sports Silk Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger. On All Gloves and Leather Bags Silk Scarfs Although he had seven fractured ribs and a dislocated hip, his condi- 246 MAIN STREET tion did not become critical until yes- terday when fever and congestion of the lungs set In. SOLDIERS ARE HELD general, was authorized by the gover- PXEOIOXIA SERUM. Maxwell was born In Chicago 38 nor to mobilize nine companies of the OPPOSITE THE MONUMENT years ago where his mother and a sis- READY FOR ACTION Colorado National Guard and to re- Doctor Claims to Have One Tbat Will ter, Mrs. Katherine Doust, live. He cruit the state ranger force from its Prevent Disease. 50 to came into prominence in 1902 as a present strength of approximate- 4on of of Saratoga Springs, N; Y., June SO. guard on the University of Chicago ly following receipt reports football team but won his the burning of two railroad bridges The annual convention of New: York greatest Be Sent Into Colorado Coal and of mines in honors as a member of the Swarth-mor- e May the damaging the state public health officers and nurse v coal fields Wednesday night. football eleven in 1904 announce-me- nt church, Rev. William A. Ross, speak- of the college Fields to Maintain Tcace and most was in closed yesterday with an ONION SERVICES terday bandit raid were "not and 1905. While in he was The serious damage er. not neia. was not college field by Dr. Hermann M. Biggs, Stata it stated whether one of foremost the southern near Walsenburg, 23 First Church of Christ, the bandits had the weight throwers Good Order two in Commissioner of July withdraws from the in the east. where railroad bridges, both Health, that a new Rev. Herbert Gesner, formerly of At- property at the Pece camp of the oil the vicinity of mines owned by the serum lor the prevention of pneu- Two Congregational and Baptist lantic After leaving Swarthmore college, June 30. National Guards- Fuel and Iron Co. were monia had been discovered City, speaker. company orwhether any payment had conected with Chica- Denver, Colorado and had 30 and 6 been Maxwell became these had success" In Meet- July August First Church made. to men and state rangers today were held burned. Thp destruction of "astonishing in experi- Churches Join Combined W. go, newspapers and came Philadel- ments on of Christ, Rev. Henry Maier, in readiness to move Into either the bridges cut off lour mines of that human beings and animals. phia about ten years ago. In the last from railroad communica- He said that it would be ings for Summer. speaker. ' TO BOX IX officiated In some, of the company ready for 13 South Rev. PRELIM. few years he northern or southern Colorado coal tion the rest of the state. further test August church, most football In the with experimental by early Union services beginning this Sun- Theodore A. Grefn, associate of Cleveland, June 30. Jack Wolfe of important games fields to "maintain peace and , good fall. pastor Cleveland east. and the Brick and Frank Jerome, New in accordance with an execu "I have given Into pressure, of my Dr. Biggs made only the announce-men- t, day continuing throughout the church, speaker. York order" Bummer will be held by two Congre- August 20 South church, Rev. bantamweights, have been tive order' Issued by Governor friends and I want a classified ad in declining further details. matched to box ten In the Shoupj gational churches and the First Bap- Watson Woodruff, South Manchester, rounds DEATH REVEALS HIS lare yesiernay ioiiownig- uisiuruances the Herald," is the sense of an oft When questioned, he said that th semi-fin- to the Buff-J- oe classif- was tist church. speaker. Johnny in the mining areas. repeated srntence made at our department not prepared yet to . The urogram will be as follows: 27 South church, Rev. Lynch championship bout at New WIFE AND FAMILY Col P. S. Hamrock. state adjutant ied counter. announce them. August Y'ork, 10, July 2, 9, 6 In the First Baptist Herbert Gesner, speaker. July September 3 South church, Rev. Von Ogden Vogte, pastoF Wellington Alexander McKennie Had Wedded avenue church, Chicago, speaker. Rev. Mr. Maier starts on his va- Second Time and Left a Family cation June 26th, and will be back The Caesar Misch Store Women 's for a period of time, beginning July Week-En- d In Yonkers.