New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1914, Page 8

“DRES.S WELL onoBE HAPPV " \EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914. EXTRA SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ! Extra special in Wash Dresses, beautiful de- sign. New model. 5. $1.98 Dresses Extra Special in White Shirt Waists, a big line of voile, batiste, crepe and rice cloth, latest models, $1.50 89c values Extra Special in Long Silk Gloves, in white, 79c¢ value Spe- 59C cial at. . . pair in Fine Gauze Lisle Hose, wide garter tops, in white tan and black. 21c value. Spe- cial at .. pair 150 in High Extra Special in Wom- en’s Summer Under Vests, assorted styles. 15¢ value. Spe- cial at . .each 1 lc Extra Special in Wom- en’s Union Suits, in plain and lace trimmed pants. 75¢c value. Special 42 c W s Silk Extra Special in Men's Trimmed Panama e S Balbriggan ~ Under- Hats. $4.98 values. Regular $1.00 wear, all sizes. Best Eane”;s' worth 40c yd. Specia 4 25¢ Extra Special in Francy Dress Crepes, all new designs, worth 15c. Special At yard loc Extra Special in Dress Ginghams, neat pat- terns, worth 12c. Special at yd 8C Extra Special in Wash Silks for Waists, neat Extra Special To enjoy the day properly you must Q) of course, be suitably dressed. We IFS) will it you out with the latest and most approved suits at the lowest of prices. We open your account—thus you escape the necessity of paying the cash and then you will have money for the holiday. Select one its and pay us $122 AWEEK - THATS ALL Our method of selling clothing has Extra Special Grade Hose. value, cial at Extra Special in Fine e $2.98 Shee 19c | gz 39¢ | I A Visit to Our New Kitchen Furnishing Department Will Pay You OUR STORE IS A SINCERE ONE, EVERYBODY KNOWS JUST WHAT TO EXPECT AND EXPECTS JUST WHAT THEY FIND— THE VERY BEST AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE! WHY ¢ OUT OF TOWN WHEN YOU OAN GET JUST WHAT YOU WANT HERE? LOOK OVER THESE ITEMS, THEN COMPARE OUR VALUES WITH THOS ILSEWHERE. . ELEOTRIC FLAT TRON NATURAL = SCREENS 5-year This Screen 24 inches, and opens from guarantee- Regular $3. 21 to 33 inches. Best black wire. Others ask 25¢ to 30c, Our Price the recommendation of thousands who pronounce our system conven- ient and highly satisfactory in every way. We guarantee our clothing to be the very best value for the money LADIE WOOD FRAME WINDOW JEWEL REFRIGERATORS The kind with the Cen- ter Circulation, Trap, Wool Cleanable. case. Automatic Packed With s and an oak eSS $12 $25 House Resumes Comsideration of Clayton AntiHT'rust Bill. Washington, May 28.—Under the “five minute rule” debate pn the Clayton omnibus anti-trust bill#was re- umed in the house today. Witha ompromise already effectedsbetween | e labor leaders.and administration | eoders on the labor pwovision of the i, it was the confident hope of| {hose in charge that the-measure would e passed either Friday or early next week. 'Rpresentative Weebb of North Curolina, the new chairman of the ju- licifiry committee ‘was to take charge f the work of steeming the bill hrough the house. When the measure is out of the:way, the rail- rcad stocks and bonds control bill will be'krought into the house. - FOREIGN MISSIONS. Presbyterian General Assembly Will Conclude Its Session Tomorrow. Chicago, May 28.—The Presbyterian general assembly today prepared consider foreign missions and the ed- ucational policy of the church. The assembly will adjourn tomor- row. The commissioners were con- gratulating each other that the action on the home missions was taken with- out bitterness. It was pointed out that while the church and country life and the church and labor com- mittees were not mentioned in the reorganization resolution, power to act according to its judgment with reference to that work was conferred on the home missions board. to William McWilliams has heen placed in charge of the office and rooms of the New Haven road in the ‘Rallrnad Arcade block. PROCEEDINGS. UPSETS COURT | French Militant Suffragette Arrested for Smashing Windows. London, May 28.—A French mili- tant suffragette who was arrested for smashing three windows at the Na- tional Gallery today created a sceno when she was brought before the magistrate at Bow street police court. She continually shouted in Freanch “Hurrah for liberty!"” and “Hurrah for Christabel Pankhurst! The prisoner refused to give her name and told the magistrate she did not want to hear anything. She kept up a voluble declamation in French accompanied by much gesticulation throughout the proceedings. She was remanded in custody for a fur- ther hearing. When arrested the woman was carrying a bag filled with flints, some of which she had used on the windows of the National Gal- lery. un-bleached Straw Hats Many New Shapes Many New Favorites LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY —AT THE— oseben Hat Shop, 388 Main Street. inches inches IEEE TR inches FEEEERRE T inches 32 inches 34 36 inches wide inches wide HEAVY GALVANIZED IRON WASH TUBS Special at 81, 12¢ .. 18c ! 14c 15¢ 16¢ .o 170 18¢ 98 yard yard yard yard yard yard yard Full Size Guaranteed Water Tight (Not seconds) Reg. 59c size Our 38¢ ALL SOLID COPPER SEAMLESS BODY TEA In sizes 7, 8 or 9. and $1.39 for the same Kkettle, KETTLES Others ask $1.15, Price $ Everyone is first quality and can be exchanged if not satis- Your Choice At 89¢ factory. SLINGSBY SUIT TO BE TRIED IN JUNE Uncle Protests Tegitimacy of Nephew'’s Claim to Legacy Left by Yorkshire Clergyman. London, May 28— The suit brought by Tdeutenant Chnarles Reynaud Slingsby of San Irancisco, claiming for his child the succession to part of the Yorkshire estate of his father, is to begin early in June Lieutenant Slingsby's father, the Rev, Charles Slingsby, dled in 1912 as the result of an aocident in the hunt- ing field. He left property said to pro- duce an income of $50,000 a year, and the bulk of this has fallen to Lieutenant Slingsby. The remainder was to go to Lieutenant Slingsby's son, whose legitimacy Is contested by Lieu- tenant Slingshy's voungest brother. At the opcning of the court today Henry E. Duke, a lawyer member of parliament. who represents Licutenant Slingsby, applied to Sir Samuel Evans, ident of the probate court, for an hearing of the sult. He gave as the reason for his application the bad condition of health of Mrs. Slingsby, who had been in ¥ngland some time. | He explalned that the trial, which is to be a non-fury trial, wouia vecupy a [ long time, as there was a great buik | of testimony to submit, chiefly that of the mother. | The judze said he would take Mra. | Slingshy's evidence early next month | and would then fix the date for the | further hearing. AUTHORIZES DISCHARGE, Sailor to Ne Sworn in as Midshipman Naval Washington, May 28, Daniels today authorized | charge of David 12 Cummins | anlisted num in the navy, effective | June 9 and on the following day he i e the required physi exami- wnd be sworn in as a midship- the Naval Academy, having | natior | man successfully passed the en- at Academ: Secretary the dis- | | as an at { already | trance examinations. | Cumming entered the navy at st Louis last autumn, and was at the school for yeomen at Newport, R. I, when he recelved a nomination as midshipman from Representative Goodwin of Arkansas last February, HEAVY Each--21c--Each GUARANTEED BALL LAWN MOWERS Hardened Tool Steel Cutting Blades 14-inch Special BEARING 16-inch $4.49 Ovens GALVANIZED TRON GARBAGE PAILS With Deep, Tight Fitting Covers NO. 7, 8 OR 9 HEAVY COP- PER BOTTOM WASH BOILERS Wood handle, covers, Reg. and $1.765. Reg. size At 46¢ 20c¢ tight fitting $1.39, $1.59 8¢ 59¢ Reg. At size Our Price, Your Choice $1.00 STRETCHEF s9c 69c size At ADJUSTABLE CURTAIN Will fit any size curtain and will not injure the finest fab Nickel rustless pins. Frames made of bass wood. This Stretcher was made to sell for $1.00. When put toegther is 6 feet wide and 12 feet long, With Our Special Price 59¢ BATH With Door. rem Prominent Financiers May Testify in New Haven Probe Washington, May 28 commerce stmes its taking of testimony into the terstat inquiry Huven sldered sure issued o rallr for that subpoenas J. P. Morgan, Rockefeller and NEW PERFECTION Regular $2.00. $4.98 to_$16.50 BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES With Legs All Complete Two Burner Size at Three Burner Size at .. All White Enameled ATH TUB SEATS Rubber Covered Hangers Regular 76c Our Price 18¢ All White Enameled ROOM CABINET ovable Glass Shelves and Mirror Our Price $1.290. TEACHERS ENJOY ANNUAL BANQUET Appetizing Menu Served at New Brit- ain Club to School Oouncil— Principul Slade Toastmaster. Leaving the correction of test papers, the preparation of the seem- ingly unending final examinations and the anxiety over graduation plane, a large number of New Britain's teach- ers took a night off last night and journeyed over to the New Britain club to enjoy the first annual ban- quet of the school couneil. Covers were laid for séventy-three, and the table decorations were beau- tiful. Louis Norden was caterer and he served an appetizing menu Those who responded to Toastmas- ter Louis P. Slade's calls for speeches, were President Edward E. Weeks of the school council, Vice-President Miss Mary Campbell, Secretary Miss Alice Willlams, Willlam L. Hagen, W. E. Fay, Principal Marcus White of the State Normal school, Superintendent Stanley H. Holmes, James C. Moody, Miss Beth C. Mars cey, Miss Elizabeth Kane, Miss Ella ¥allon and Principal W. C. French of the Grammar school Joseph W. Wiseltier, Miss L. G. Caufield, Miss Mary Campbell, Misg Merle A. Kibbe, J. C. Moody and W, C. French constituted the committee on arrangements for the banquet. A PRINTERS BALLOTIN: Marsden G. Scott Virtually Presidency of I. T. U. New York, May 28.—Sixty thousand printers throughout the Unitéd States ard Canada, assoclated with the In« ternational Typographical union, are Lalloting for international oficials to- day. Tt is expected that the resulf Assuréd When the in- commission re- been brought into the investigation by | Charles 8. Mellen, former president of | in the | the road. It not thought that the New | Colonel Roosevelt will be asked to it ix con- | testify. The inquiry has stirred up | will bel| intetest throughout the country. It Willlam | will be followed by other railroad ex- Morse. | posureg, including the financeering of 18 affalrs of on June 3 Charles W, All these prominent financiers lm\'el the Rock Island. will be known approximately in twe days, although it will be mugch longer before all the ballots reach “Indian- apolis, the headquarters of fhe Inters national union. Marsden G, Scott, presidnt of Pypo- graphical union No. §, has e the endorsement of local $'in_all parts of the country, and his el ax president is virtually sssured.