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Evening star., 1925-07-11
Chic Georgette Cape

Daringly smart, created from
sheer georgette, a new Sum
mer evening cape takes os-
trich for a collar, $6o.50.
women's Coat Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Thin Goats and
Gay Soft Frocks
as Ensembles

Women of fashion know
that GOODNESS goes with
transparent georgette en-
S e m b les the matching
frock, hand-painted and en-
broidered, $75-or made of
embroidered net, $3.50.
Black satin combined with
flowered georgette, SIS and
$3.50.
women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Riviera Coats
of White Wool
and Rayon

Full-length Beautiful Coats
OF gossamer fneness-ideal
to wear on cool Summer
evenings, for week ends in
the country, for boat or
motor trips. White wool
and rayon, shell pink, pow
der, nile and tan, and two
tone fancy weaves. $40,
S13.75 and SIS. Model
sketched, $40.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Sheer Sports Frocks
are New

New, indeed in the sports world is the sheer two
piece frock-in navy, tan Bordeaux red, powder
blue and flesh. Long sleeved for smartness,
pleated for easy comfort, $25 to $3o Frock
sketched is tan georgette with collar, cuffs and
pocket of Jade green, SIS
Section.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Delicate, Airy
Hair Hats

Faint pinks and rose hair
sparingly trimmed with
tulle, rosebuds or rich
satin ribbon. Picturesque
cape lines that shade the face
and droop with an artful
simplicity. SIS.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Georgette Coats
are Filrny Cool

Lightweight Georgette
Coats, exquisitely tailored,
with several tucks for trim
ming. Black, navy and gray,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1925-07-11

AS an all-around optimist Cupid la
pretty nearly the real thing.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Misses Georgette Frocks
Display the Flare Back

I he new foWered PLAN Chiffon Dance and
Afternoon Frocks flare fashionably in the back,
with only long scarf tie to adorn the front A few
of these flny frocks fare all around Sketched
above is a sheer chiffon dance frock in the
pencil blue slip OF deep pink S3e50 Other
sheer frocks $2o. so to $3.50
Misses
Evening star., 1925-07-11
Women's s Fi1ny rocks

Every fashion is here from the fattering futtering
georgette frock to the palmer, simpler tailored
fashions for daytime With the slim long
tailored sleeve or sleeve at all. Many solid
coors and lightsome, colorfu1 figured designs
$3.50
Dress Section.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
New Boyish
2-Piece
Bathing SUITS

White jerseys, blue trunks
and wide belts complete a
smart bathing suit for the
slim, boyish figure. Trunks
may be worn inside or out
side. The white jerseys are
striped with maroon, green
or navy. Sizes "a to So.
81. so.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
New Cool Summer Fashions
For Hot Summer Davs

Though the mercury goes steadily upwards still be
smarty dressed for Fashion has provided COOL lmy
airy coats and transparent hats for these Summer days
Evening star., 1925-07-11
New Jantzen
Swimming SUITS

We have just received a new
shipment of Jantzen suits
in the solid colors-navy.
red, black and Jantzen blue
and combinations OF or
ange and black, red and
white, navy and red, and
Jantzen and black. So.75.
Bathing Suit Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1925-07-11
For Misses
A11-Over Lace and Net
F,rocks are an Airy
Summer Fashion

For formal afternoon and evening wear cool frocks
OF embroidered net and lace by smart de-
butantes. Light cream shade with Just a
bit of coor-a pastel ribbon or touch of flowers or
a tinted slip. $3.50 to SIS.
Misses Sector Four
Evening star., 1925-07-11

THE ART NEEDLEWORK SECTION
Now Located on 3rd Floor-Eleventh Street
Showing New Designs For
Leisure Hour Embroidery
Women Colored bordered Handkrche stamped lawn, c
nen Mems Colored bordered Handkerchiefs with
sheet of initials for stamping, soc.
Unbleached Aprons stamped stitch lazy daisy
and French knot design 35c and 50c
Chds Unbleached Muslin Dresses a. g. years, 5oc-or
with boomers 2, a. years ST..
Womens Shadow Lawn Dresses Nile gray rose blue
and white ST.
Linen Towels and s1z5 Guest size,
Tea Towels blue and red blocked linen, SOC.
Stamped Gard Table Covers, 7Sc and S.
Art Enbro Secton
Evening star., 1925-07-11

He is a poor expressman who is
unable to deliver the goods.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
MEN DRIVERS LEAD
 IN ACCIDENT LIST
Males More Deadly Than Fe-
 males When Behind Wheel

Hartford. Aug. 94 (P-Rpsronsi- hility for 14,55o of the 20,TS1 motor vehicle accidents which were report cd 10 the motor vehicle department last year was shared by IS.GS6 men operators and S73 women operators. according to the statistics of the de- partmcnt. There were eight times as many men as women licensed 10 op"rat" motor vehicles in CNnnecH- cut and tho male operators were responsible for l5 times as many aC- ctdCnts as those ascribed 10 women drivers. The driving hours of men however, arc believed to be consider- ably longer than those of women, as tho men drivers include a large per Ccntagc who operate commercial motor vehicles as q regular ocCupa- ton Throughout the entire business day. The accident ratio for conner Cjal vehicles is higher than that for passenger vehicles, while the rate for tho later class is lower than for any other class of motor vehicles except motorcycles equirod with side cars. In addition to tho drivers of both sexes hold responsible for last years accidents 191i3 other maIo drivers and 2G2 other female drivers were involved, hoinE in control of cars struck hy thoso of inc former class, Of tho faulty drivers. IFS mon and nine women. and of the hlamclcSs, ten men and three women were opc- rating in accidents causing fatalities.
 All but one of the faulty drivers causing fatalities were driving their own ears and the same was true of that class of women drivers, Auto- mobiles owned by others were being driven hy 7,06S of fin" faulty malc drivers and by 6a7 of the faulty fo- male drivers. Forty-two Of thc women and %.9Sl men were driving their employers cars,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
Inheritance Tax Change
 In France Is Sought

Paris, Aug, 24 R)-Mnistcr of Finance Caillaux says the Matin is about to introduce a bill in parlia- ment drastically revising the in- heritance tax, especially as regards large fortunes passing 10 collateral heirs. Successive governments each have added q little more to these taxes. so that now the state places a tax of 96 per cent on a legacy. The result has been that potential .tcstators have squandered their wealth while alive rather than let the government get it.
 Recently a prominent financicr came into an inheritance Of two mil lion francs from a distant relative but did not get a centime, All the money went 10 pay taxes and the fees of the lawyers. Nj. CaillauX holds that 50 per cent should be the maximum tax on condition that the personal part of an inheritance shall include French government securities of at least one quarter Of the total.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
HAVE SCARLET FEVER
Two Youngsters, Badly Burned on Mackinac, in Grave Condition -- Death Toll Is Fifty Now

Newport, R. l., Aug, 23 Pt-Al- ready lingering between life and death from burns suffered in the boiler explosion on the excursion steamer Macknac last Tuesday, two children. John Wildenhain and Nir- ginia Troeger, hae developed scarlet fever, physicians at the Newport General hospital announces.
 The children, both in great pain from internal burns as result Of inhaling the live steam that en- eloped the steamer when her boiler burst, were at once isolated and every precaution was taken 10 safe guard other patients.
 Physicians stated that they have not yet been able 10 determine the type of scarlet fever which has de- veloped in the children. In addition to inc form Of disease caused by germs there is a surgical scarlet fever which is brought on by severe injuries and inflammation.
 Three more victims Of tho cxcur- sion steamer explosion died today, bringing the total dead 10 50.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
RATHER DOLAN ID
 HEAD BOSTON COL.
Has Been Member Of Faculty
 at Holy Cross

Boston, Aug, 24-Very Rev. Jamei II, Dolan, s. J., formerly a RoXbury boy, who for the last two or three years has been the professor of psychology on the faculty of Holy Cross college, Worcester has been appointed president of Boston col lego, Newton, the duties of which
 he will take over forthwith, in suc- cesston to Very Rev. William Dev- lin, $. J.
 Like all other developments of q similar character among the Jesuit Fathers the change in the executive officer of the college came without warning and the arrival of the new president at the college yesterday afternoon was the first that was known of the change. The news, however, spread with remarkable rapidity, and both the new and re- tiring presidents were kept busy in tho late afternoon and evening by
 friends who called personally or by telephone.
 Father Dolan was born in Rox- bury attended St. Joscphs parochial school on Circuit street, and al-
 though he has been away from Bos-
 ton more or less for the past score
 of years has wide circle of friends
 hercabouts.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
SEVEN PAY PENALTY IN
 CAIRO REGISTRATIONS
Eighth Condemned Man Receives m 1tth Hour Rcpricyc and
 Gets Life in Prison

Cairo. Egypt, Aug, 2i R-The seven men principally concerned in the assassination of Sir Lee Stack, sirdar of the Egyptian army and governor general of tho Sudan, have paid the penalty for their act, which caused such sensation last Novem- Der, and which had such far-reach- ing political consequences.
 They were sent to the scaftod yesterday and were hanged at A minute intervals, the hoisting of a black flag each time notifying the crowds outside tho prison walls that the trap had fallen.
 All went to their deaths with aU- parent composure except Dr. Shatk Mansour former deputy who shout cd and struggled with the execution CTS. The others were Ali lbrahim Mohamcd. Rachob Hassan, Nah moud Rashed. Mahmoud Ismail Ihrahm Moussa and Abdcl Hamid Enayat.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
Still No Trace of Eight
 Missionaries. Prisoners

Shanghai. China. Aug. 4 PA- Inquiries as 10 the whereabouts and welfare of the eight British mission- aries kidnapped hy Chinese bandits on Aug. | have thus far been fruit less. The party including Bishop Mowcll Of Toronto, and five women, were taken while at holiday resort, hut details of their capture are lack inE.
 They arc being held by bandits in the province of SzcchWan, where communication facilities arc unro- hahlo. It is said here that tho cap turcd missionaries wero among those warned by the British consu- late to leave SacchNan during the recent troubles.
 (AdyiCes from MunyanC. in SzeCh- wan, to thc London offices Of the Church Missionary society last week said all tho members of the captured party were reported to he safe and receiving good treatment from their captors.l
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
Crow $ Feet, Wrinkles
 and Enlarged Pores
Delightful New Vanishing Cream Containing True ButtCrmil> Makes Many a Woman Look
 Years ! oungCr.

There is no secret about fl nor is there any doubt about the result it's just common ordinary Butter milk in the form of q wonderful cream gently maSsaErd with the fin ger tips around the corners of the eyes and mouth
 No matter whether you are trou- blcd with wrinkles hard little lines around the mouth and eyes. coarse. salloW, faded looking skin, or sim ply roughness and rcdnrss caused by wind and sun, you will find that all these trials quickly disappear with the usc of this old-faahioncd beauty recipe brought up to date.
 To prove this to yuor complete satisfaction obtain d small quantity of Towards Buttcrmilk Cream at any good drug or toilet counter on the money back if dissatisfied plan. The directions are simple and il costs so little that every girl or woman can afford it Fair Dept. Store is sell ing lots Of it,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
THE BOOMERANG" AT LYCEUNi

Winchel Smiths famous stage success "The Boomerang" is the Lyceum feature today and with Anita Stewart as the leading woman proves just as delightful a screen entertainment as 1t was on the spoken stage. AS a drama 1t has all the necessary elements-love, mys- tery, suspense, excitement and enough of physical activity to give |: kick.
 Tho companion picture is drama of big city life, entitled "Two Shall Be Born" Kenneth Harlan has the leading male role and his part is that Of a son of a wealthy family who secures a position as policeman in & big city. The theme Is unusual, the acting excellent and the entire production highly interesting.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
MAN AND MAID" AT CAPITOL

The Capitol today and for the first half of the week is offering stellar attractions of Keith vaudeville and photoplay features. The vaudeville bill Is headed by the thrill of thrills, "The Wreck" a spectacular drama of the seas, and taken from the stage play of the same title, by Iangdon Mccormack. It Is the most spectacular act in vaudeville today and its climax is mighty
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
COMMUNIST PARTY NOW
 FRIENDLY TO EXPERTS
Moscow Central Committee Also An- nounceS Plans to Increase
 Their Salaries

Moscow. Aug. 24 Rl-Tho central committee of the communist party adopted an important decision yes terday regarding the positions of specialists, scientists and tcchnicians engaged in state enterprises and in- stitutions.
 Acknowledging that as a whole the specialists have dropped the int- miCal attitude toward the new re- gime they manifested in tho early years of the revolution. the central committee recommends that party and trade union newspapers abstain from undue criticism of them and strive to promote more friendly re- lations between them and the work men and factory authorities.
 Simultaneously tho committee recommended a raise in the scale of salaries 10 stimulate the acceptance of positions by specialists in slate enterprises in tho far outlying provinces. II also suggested other concessions to the specialists, such IS facilities for the education of their children at universities, re- duction in their taxes, better housing conditions and tho right 10 serve as iurymen.
 The Coa'mUco hopes these changes will lead to the ostabish- ment of conditions in factories un- communist specialists will he able 10 acquire technical experience from their elder colleagues.
 READ THE HERALD CLASSITlFI
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24

ocean liner on the high sras coming to grief, Every detail of the catas- trophe has been worked out most realistically. Other acts include Lew Nelson and Co.,, "Twentieth Century Marycls"; William Morrow and Co, in Sometime Somewhere. " Ia comedy skit; Helen Vincent in Song Stories; Morris and Weber in a cycle of songs and comedy.
 The photoplay offers the famous Elinor Glyn story Man and Maid," romantic tale of love, typical Of all Elinor Glyn stories The lcaling players are Lew Cody and Renee Adoree.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
Carr Land Co. Buys
 Land in NeWingtOn

Tho Carr Land Co. has purchased the county commissioner property in NCwington and plans to develop tho tract for home sites. Streets arc being made and tho prop, rty will h" placed on- the market al once. Tn" company plans 10 mal7 this one of the finest development in Now Bri- tain and vicinity
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIFI'
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
Marshal Lyautey Leaves
 Thursday to Visit Paris

Casablanca. French Morocco AuC 4 tF-Marshal 1yautoy. governor general of French Morocco, is 10 leave Thursday for France to lay the Moroccan situation before the gov ernment. Marshal Fctain, with his staff. left this morning for Fez.
 Paris. Aug. 9t Rs-The French newspapers say Marshal Lyautoy is returning 10 France 10 undergo treatment for liver trouble. Official circles profess 10 hc unable 10 con- firm or deny tho report.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
Indians Sentenced for
 "Witchcraft Murder"

Prince Rupert, B, C.. Aug 2i. Np,-- Imprisonment for five years for Big" Ale and release on suspended sentence for Edide Loot, was the white mans justice meted out by the court upon the Indian man and woman who were convicted Of man slaughter last week in having parti- cipated in tho "witchcraft" murder of Wastetita Moccasin, an Indian youth. two years ago in tht Liard river district Of northern British Columbia.
 In order to break the supposed evil
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
POSTPONE rNIoN CONFERENCE

Bridgeport. Aug. 4Pe-A confer cnCe here of union officials connect ed with the international association Of maChinists and thc amalEamaied metal workers union is today being held in ah"yancc pending the ont- Cnmc ur interviews by William IT,. Johnson of WaShincton, president of the international association of ma chinists. Mir. Johnson is conferring with union heads In New York re- sarding a possible merger of the two organizations.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24

An eighth prisoner, Abdel Fattah Enayat received an ilth hour re- prieNe and was sentenced to life im- prisonmont in view of his services to the crown in turning states evi- dence.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-24

influence of Moccasin 1t was decided
 that the boy must die. He was taken
 into the open, tied to a tree in . erouching position. where, after
 three days in a temperature of forty degrees below zero. he froze to death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24
An automobile show 10 . place
Where the women show the
automobile Il has no show.
Your 1925 Program

Your 1870 program
II the long list Of logical recon- :
menda tons offered to the nation by
the first National Conference on
Street and Highway Safety Is any
indication Of what this body VIII
achieve through cooperation; motor
lists may we'll afford to look nope
fully to definite improvements In
LEGISLATION, enforcement and traffic
control during the year.
This great conference. which was
called by Secretary Of Commerce
Hoover and which has been given
continuity through announcement or
4 later conference in 1925. Is not
"another safety organization" but q
+clearing house" for methods ana
plans bearing upon traffic safety.
This is important.
The Recommendation adopted at
the recent conference were designed
as q guide to legislators In arriving
at the most efficient control OF the
safety problem and as a means OF
giving the motorist himself defin-
tie program to support Forty-four
State legislatures will be In session
during the year. so that II the
many of the things he has wanted
to see on the statutes, or erased
from them. should come to pass.
Boiled down to their essentials
some of the important recommended
lions are as follows:
A minimum of restrictions on the
automobile and its use. Enforce
ment Of State laws within city
limits. Cooperation between rail-
way and highway officials with re-
spect to elimination Of grade cross
ings or relocation Of highways
Properly designated State commits
sions empowered to designate dan
gerous crossings where motorists
must come to full stop. Traffic
courts, both city and rural. AIDE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24
Europe Demands
| Lighter Vehicles

The European market is wi open
to American motor car buildt :; with
the possible exception of Franco and
Italy. In the truck field high operat-
ing costs make the popular models.
those running from below one ton up
to two tons. American passenger car
builders must liyen up their finishes
to compete with the brightly colored,
gayly bedecked cars that are at pres
ent pleasing the European taste
These facts were emphasized by
Martin l.. Pulcher. president of the
Federal Motor Truck Co. who is just
back from q visit to the Paris and
London Automobile Shows.
Careful study by Mr.. Pitcher OF
European conditions. particularly in
the truck field where his chief inter-
est lies. has convinced him that the
demand is now for lighter vehicles.
Fuel costs and horse power taxes are
almost unhelieyably high on the Con-
tinent and trucks larger than two
tons are almost impossible to operate
with any degree Of economy there.
To meet this demand the Federal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24
the battery more or less dead in the
morning.

the battery more or less dead in the
morning.
A battery should be given a little
charging after water is added, which
is just another way of sayin' that
the right time to add water to a bat
terry is when you're startin' off on n
ride and after you've started the en-
CINE runnin'.
1t isn't a good idea to change the
oil IN the engine on a very cod day
because the fresh and stiff oil will
only increase the chances Of burnin'
out q bearin'. What's more you'll be
addin' lot of raw gasoline to the
oil and dilutin' it by usin' the
choker every time you start off.
There is the right time to do job
on the car, and the wrong time as
well. You Can be just little too
carly with valve grindin' job, or
Just a little too late. Results are as
bad one way as another.
You see this illustrated when n
motorist has his engine gone over
before the real cold weather is over.
After he gets the engine thoroughly
cleaned out he is forced to use the
choker excessively. and that starts
the carpon process 2oin'aGain. When
he poStpones the valve Grindin'
york too long the repairer has got
TO re-bore the seats and do so much
extra work that the cost runs TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24

No, if YOU rent your car to some
one YOU cannot expect continual
ton of protection under your in
surance policy. Insurers are not
liza BILE Tor what happens to the car
when in possession of a bailee for
hire.
Yes, YOU can obtain a policy writ
ten for less than years time but
not for more than that.
No, you cannot claim a loss under
your insurance policy if the damage
was caused, directly or indirectly.
by what is known as riot and civil
commotion.
Yes. YOU can resort to appraisal
if you do not agree with the COM
pany, or its adjuster. as to the
amount of damage or loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24

And it is small wonder that there
are very few traffic accidents in
London. and that for this great city
the total deaths chargc to traffic
accidents is less in year than in an
American city in single month.
For in London all traffic moves at
twenty miles per hour, every one
takes his time, there is absolutely no
parking in the downtown district,
and when some youth gets bit
reckless and hits 'er up he is almost
certain of instant arrest and very
heavy fine.
The one great lesson that London
has to teach American motorists is
the value Of great patience in bust
ness life, and of eliminating all the
hurry and haste not absolutely
necessary; but for this one lesson,
America can teach London many.
many things about every angle of
motoring.
For instance, there are no oil sta
tons, as we know them. in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24

Motor Truck Co., Is preparing to
bring out several new models espec-
tally designed to meet Continental
requirements but practical for use
in America where they are expected
to find a large market. This Is in
order to make possible the large pro-
duction which is essential If prices
plus the tariff and shipping costs are
to be lower than European prices.
Americas ability to produce in large
quantity through large domestic con-
sumption is the key that will open
the European markets to American
car builders.
From the passenger car viewpoint,
Mr.. Pulcher found the Paris and
London Shows veritable kaleido-
scopes of color. Brilliant hues,
sparkling finishes and elaborate Or
namentat ton seem to be the last word
in popular fancy.
Mr.. Pulcher expressed great optim-