New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1914. EASTER'S SMARTEST STYLES IN SUITS The smart models for Easter are here and ready for delivery—all suits for t of the finest style if they come all omorrow will be from ‘this store. Our styles are smart and the materials are the best and the quality the highest while the prices are low enough to surprise you.—$11.98 and up, IN COATS The - pleasing coats—in style, quality and work- manship ‘'ana PRICE—$5 up. the new styles. They will pleas Let us ‘show you e you and your i friends will admire any garment that you may se- lect, WAISTS The new models and the styles that will do much to ada to the attractiveness of the new. suit. Special display o1 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS —$4.50 and up. GLOVES, The best makes and all shades to match the new suit or dress. We make a spe- clalty of fitting gloves. CORSETS, Y Corsets complete the suit and proper care should be given to their selection—our display has all the best models. EARSON’S 33 W. Main City Bidg R St. Hundreds Get FREE " Treatment for Rupture &t Hotol Beloin, Do not fail to call for the FREE treatment awaiting you, and also ex- ércise your privilege of witnessing a “most rémarkable demonstration of a . ‘scintific home-treatmerit Which cures | gUPture without operation or injec- tion—painlessty, without delay from \;(nrk(‘, ‘x_u)xd:‘ufvgllsh}v expense. £ .3 3 ‘xro TRUSS, NO EXPERIMENT, - But a PROVEN CURE. “Call on Mr. Babgock, Who is author- ity on matters pertaining to rupture, and who will be at the Hotel Beloin, Room 36, Sunday, April 12th, only. Hours, 10' @ 'm; to 7 p. ‘m. Be sure and cail on Mr. Babcock during his )sta,y in your -city, as this is‘ the chance of a lifetime. No charge for expert advice and trial treatment. Grandma Never Let Her Hair Get Gray Kept Her Locks Dark, Thick, Glossy, with Sage ‘Tea and Sulphur. ‘When you darken your hair 'with Bage Tea and Sulphur, .no one can tell, because it’s done so naturally, so evenly. Preparing this .'mixture, though, at home is mussy and trouble- some. For 50 cents you can buy at gny drug store the ready-to-use tonic called “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.” You just damp- en a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morn- ing all gray hair disappears, and, af- ter another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. You will also ; discover dandruff is gone and hair has stopped falling. Gray, faded bair, though no dis- grace, is a sign of old age, and as we ! all desire a youthful and attractive | appearance, get busy at once with Wyeth’'s Sage and Sulphur and look years younger. IMPROVED WATERWAYS ARE NOW DEMANDED Rep. Wiiliam E. Homphrey Claims Commerce Requres Thom. (Special to the Herald.) Washington, D. C., April 10— There_ is prgbphp', np man ,in cons gress, certainly no man from the: Pa« cific northwest, who has given more serious study to the demands of commerce, in the way of improved waterways, than Representative Wil- liam E .Humphrey of the state of ‘Washington. Speaking of the River and Harbor appropriation bill, which was used as a “buffer” td postpone counsideration of the Sims' repeal-of-free-tolls bill, Mr. Humphrey said: “While the Riv- er and Harbor bill is the largest we have passed since the policy of an- nual river - and harbor bills was adopted, and very much more time than usual was given to its considera- tion, the fact that but one amend- ment, changing its total appropria- tion, was adopted, demonstrates its absolute fairness to all sections ot the country. No Serioug Objections. “The amount which the bill ap- propriates for the Pacific coast may seem large to some, but in all my experience in the house and certain- ly since my service on the Rivers and Harbors committee, I have yet to hear of any: serious objections to a Pacific project, worthy of improve- ment. “This great fact must not be lost sight of, one of the very first pur-~ poses for improving our rivers and harbors is not only the carriage of commerce by water but the reduction of railroad rates that will result from this water carriage. Water competi- tion is a far more effective regulator of freight rates than any statute law congress can place on the books. Encourage Merchant Marine. “The merchant marine of the United States should .be encouraged by any and all means which will re- store our flag to «the seas. It seems B ARBOUR :Rug and Drapery Co. = 200 Trumbull’ m Opposite the Allyn House, Hartford Wilton, Axminster and Brussels "Ru gs ‘ iCarpéts, Linoleums and Bath - Rugs Window Shades for the New House. blues with care and thought. blue clay worsteds; Easter models in the Norfolk st: B MAID ORDERS FILLED ( ¢ PROMPTLY. When your order is ac- companied by money order it will be filled on all advertised goods, 'and the merchandisc delivered all charges pre- paid. D N — Open -Saturday Evening Until 10 o'Clogk almost unnecessary to reflect that phrase which has been ringing up and down the country for half a century, but, perhaps, the people' will some day take it into their heads to put it in operation. “With an adequate navy, that is, a fleet on both coasts and another at $2.50 and $2.75. styles. mixtures in a large variety of pat- terns; splendid quality; ored; perfect fitting. mixtures, grays and browns, sizes 6 to 16; .. . . We make a specialty of Confirmation Suits and select our Rich blue serges, blue finest tailoring, BOYS® SUITS The grade offered elsewhere at Norfolk and Russian Blouse Made of blue thibets and fancy well tail- [ some pairs 6 to Ru Norfolks—sizes 6 to 16. Russian Blouses—sizes 3 to 10, MANNISH REEFERS. Every new idea and a most variety, including the new and stylish pleated or, with side vents, some with Norfolk model; some embroidered emblem tailored and finished. gray diagonals, light and dark mixtur herd checks and plain colors. Sizes 2 on sleeve—and a AT $1.50, $1.95, $2.50, $3.50 & $3.95 ) BULGARIAN SUITS The new Norfolks in Bulgarian styles, extend only to the stitched belt; some w pockets; scores of new Easter patterns, $ thibets; perfect fitting, and latest yle; sizes 10 to 18. AT $1.95; $2.50, $3.95, $5.00 and $6.50. il]a\\'aii or the Philippines and with {an efficient army property distribut- ed at strategic places we would have no more ‘war scares.’” We would not feel bound to back out of a national position once taken, nor to attempt the coercion of states to do the bid- ding of a foreign country.” Out of Sorts HAT IS, something is wrong with baby, but we ean’t tell just what it is: All mothers recognize the term by the lassitude, weakness, loss of appetite, inclination to sleep, heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby. These are the symptoms of sickness. worms, croup, diphtheria, or scarlatina. It may be fever, congestion, Do not lose a minute. Give the child Castoria. It will start the digestive organs into operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the feetid matter, and drive away the threatened sickness. Genuine Castorla always bears the signature of RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 1129-5. sense of the word.' The Best of Kid and Everything That Is D For Easter The Newest in Tasteful Neckwear. New Spring Blouses that are special in every ‘Women’s Silk Petticoats. Doeskin Gloves. All That Is Correct in Corsets. ainty in Handkerchiefs. Newest in Muslin Underwear, All the Above at Moderate Prices. The grade offered elsewhere at $4 and $4.50. Norfolk Styles; made of fine fancy cheviots in a score of designs; finest tailor- ing; guaranteed fit and fast color; $2 to $6, in other stores; Econo! 2.95 and Rus’slan Blouse of the Norfolks have two of pants, and the sizes are 17. ssian Blouses—sizes 3 to 10. unusual $10. 1 finely es, shep- 3% to 10. { AT $5.00, ( RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS Military models in browns, grays, and mix- tures; emblem on sleeve and tastefully trimmed; each with patent leather belt; sizes 3 to 8 years; few $1.560 suits are as goo | our price THE LATEST IN BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS -DOLLAR-KID STYLE pleats ith pateh including 1.50) THE MILLIO! Make the boys' hat correspond with his suit. The Million-Dollar-Kid, Rah! Rah! and Tyrolean are all made in fancy mixtures match the new suits in checks, plaids and fancy straws now—and it completes his appearance. with different color bands; at CONVICTS TO MAKE PAVEMENT BRICKS Elmira State Reformatory to Supply Paving Material For Highways in New York. Albany, N, Y., April 10.—Bricks for use in constructing highways in New York state will be made at the Elmira State Reformatory as soon as buildings and apparatus are erected. Governor Glynn has signed the bill. appropriating $75,000 for this purpose. The plan is the first step in the governor's recommendation to the legislature that convicts be em- ployed in manufacturing road ma- terial. John N. Carlisle, state commission- er of way, said that under pres- ent tra conditions brick is the only material the highway depart- ment felt safe in using. He expressed the opinion that the first state brick- making plant would be In operation and brick roads completed before the summer is over. Russell Bros. Native Bggs, 27c doz. —advt. .GOOD SHOWING OF K. OF C. | ! T R State Convention to be Held at Green- | wich on May 12. The Knights of Columbus through- ! out the state are very much elated | over the splendid showing which it is | expected will be made by all state | officers at the next annual meeting. The net increase in membership Is | much greater than it has been In | many.years and the large number of degrees conferred during the year is the result of hard work on the part State Deputy -Wm. J. Mulligan. Not- withstanding the work done the treasury is much larger than it ever has been. The annual state convention will be held at Greenwich on May 12, and at that time delegates will be present from every town in the state. At this | convention six delegates will be elect- | ed to attend the supreme convention to be held in St. Paul on August 4, § | ana 6. | Connecticut on account of its large | increase in membership will be en- i titled to two more delegates than it | has ever had before. | The many friends of State Deputy | Mulligan throughout the state are ! urging him to take the office for an- i | | | | S SO B B | 1101 LT ) Inmates | THREE EASTER SPECIALS IN BOYS' SUITS ~AND YOU'LL SAY THEYRE GREAT! The famous Schoolmate Clothes that have won wide popularity because they give a boya dressy. stylish and aristocratic appearance—and give almst unlimited wear. able—and we have an assortment to choose from that hasn’t an equal in the state. Suit we sell means to the purchaser absolute satisfaction in looks, fit and service and makes a lifetime customer for the Surprise Store. The proper styles for boys—and the latest and most attractive spring patterns; made with extra care, and with special thought givem to boys’ requirements. And Don’t Forget that it is Easy to Fnd Here the Style You Like in the Nec- essary Size. That’s Another Advantage We BOYS’ SUITS 1,95 - mycalas well as fashion- Every Schoolmate Want to Emphasize Strongly. BOYS’ SUITS 3.9 The grade offered elsewhere at $5 and $6. Norfolk-Bulgarian pairs pants full lined and faced at bottom; made of a beautiful qual- ity of all wool worsted serge and all wool cassimeres and other fan- cy mixtures; models, some with patch pockets; fine tailoring and perfect fitting; sizes 6 to 18. ‘BOYS’ FINEST SUITS Grades that sell in other stores at $7, $9, and Included are rich blue serges, and a splen- did variety of fancy mixtures in light and dark shades, an Easter assortment that makes choos- ing easy; all new models, sizes 7 to 18. $6.50 and $7.50. style; two all smart Easter Men, We Lead the Town With These Suits cellence in fabrio, $10 as these handsome new Easter represent. Every model is a prize-winner at its price. You've never in your life seen more real clev- erness and taste shown in a suit at any price —and you'll not find this season so much ex- fit, and workmanship at models Suits that possess the very latest’ ideas in both cut and design. Gar- ments that we are proud to sell— for they are good examples of the values we strive to give. It's the style to 50c They are as good as best $15 gradesin other ‘ stores; our price THE MODELS—English close-fitting style with long, soft-roll lapels and three buttons; some with patch pockets; also the more con- servative models. THE FABRICS—English close-fitting style tures, blue and fancy mixtures, blue checks; guaranteed quality. THE WORKMANSHIP-—~The highest class, and fancy mixtures, and blue and brown worsteds; stripes and in blue and black, plain grays and each garment trimmed with good dependabile materials that meayn permanent long service. Sizes for men, 34 to 46, including stouts. Sizes for young men, 15 to 19. * EASTER CARDS BIRTHDAY CARDS ADKINS PRINTING CO, 66 Church St. Printers and Stationers. 1e your old furniture look like new! . . —— . 0 Come in and buy a fine Ghinese bristle (10c) brush, to do the finishing with, and we will give you, without charge, so that you may make a trial yourself—a regular, full size 15c can of Kyanize —cnough to do over a chair or a table./ » . - For Floors and all Woodwork is a wonderful finish, made especial 3 to stand hard e on la:;a ln“‘ staircases, and is also the best finish there is for interior woodwork, chairs, bookcases, desks, bedsteads—all kinds of furniture, Kyanize makes old woodwork look RACKLIFFE BROS. INC. 250-256 Park Street, New Britain, a word each lyll classified in the Herald. get results. That’s wha} you want shape and Conn. Y