New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1916, Page 3

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDA Y, SEPTEMBER 22, 1016. Boston Store - An Attractive Special FORMEN MADRAS SHIRTS in neat stripes, cut full sizes, soft cuffs, 14 to 16}45. Very ' special value AT 790 EACH ALSO - a higher grade number made of very fine Madras, beautiful | patterns AT $ 1 .OO EACH MOTOR WEAVE AUTOMOBILE BLANKETS Should appeal to you cool days $6.75 "acH We Are Agents for McCALL PATTERNS these -§ Why You Should BuyYourClothes At This Store We’re good judges of clothes and clothes values. We take particu- lar pains in getting the best, buying only of such makers who are known to produce the best clothes. We take no chances with anything of doubtful merit—and so you take no chances. Sincerity Clothes They give you most for your money in a suit or overcoat. Agents for Lamson & Hubbard Hats Manhattan Shirts Keiser Neckwear sily- Babeock Company LYCEUM GAVE U5 CONTINUOUS LAUGH { “When Dreams Come True” Proves Vehicle of Happiness ey Bven without Joseph Santley, who | started it on its successful tour, “When | Dreams Come True,” the musical com.- | | ¢dy which showed last night at the | Lyceum has a charm that holds. An enthusiastic audience greeted this vehicle of fun and melody. The plot,—well, the least said about that the better. It did succeed, how- ever, in finding its way through three acts popping up every now and then after a song or a dance. The singing and the dancing were the real treats of the show. And there was never a i dearth of these two very great essen- tials. Miss Lorrainc Lester, 1ho played the dream girl, is possessed of a remarkably sweet voice, anq a | very charming personality. She found no difficulty in any of her numbers. The young fellow who takes the place left vacant by Joseph Santley wins fa- vor, too. Robert Adams is a young musical comedy acquisition who will be heard from later on. His dancing has rarely ever been surpassed on the Lyceum boards, those same old timers that have swung under the weight of many nimble feet. Nor is he the only dancer in the show that must neeq he mentioned. There are thoss two dainty Iittle misses, Mae Finch and Alice Richey, who won numerous en- cores hy their tripping of the light fantastic. If a kindly reviewer may be allowed Just the least bit of freedom, ‘“When | Dreams Come True” is not so much | musical comedy as it is comedy, and | mirth, and music, and vaudeviile. The | latter appelation will cover a greater portion of the show. No big time cir- | cuit ever offered a better two hour’s entertainment of various numbers. From the moment that Miss Viola Scott and her companion, that wonder- fully eccentric comedian, Harlan Briggs, start the song, “It's Great to be a Wonderful Detective,” the fun is on. Nor does it let up until away in the third act when the funniest “movie” burlesque seen in a long time is staged. In this latter number there are six who take part: Miss Helen Freeburn, Miss Connie Mac, Miss Car- men Ercelle, and the Messrs. Adams, Butler and Briggs. The song 1s, “Come Along to the Movies,” and ti tette shows just what happens after the “movies” begin. It is a scream. Whether this is her real name or whether she has borrowed it from the famous leader of the old time world | champlons, Miss Connie Mac, more | than lives up to expectations. sShe is | the one to whom falls the ridiculously funny part, Mathilda, the country cousin from Peru, Indiaga, who has ] a “black-on-white.” Playing opposite | Miss Mac, Harlan Briggs is. enabled | to augment further the comedy situa- tions. Between these two the laughs | are fairly well distributed. | Miss Carmen Ercelle, before the | show was over, demonstrated that she | | is one of the greatest novelty violin- | ists on the stage. Her numbers were | very well received and she responded | to numerous encores. Others in the | show were: Arthur , Wilson, Walter | Prescott, George Henderson, Margaret | Wills, Eva Ferris, Dixle McNeil, Jean | Gilbert, Anna Little, Arthur Williams, | Bthel Barclay, F. C. Palmer, Helen | Burns, Hazel Marron, Roy C. Butler, | Bvelyn Gibson, Laura Virginia, Evelyn | Brokaw, Jack Forbes, Frank Todd, Louis Wesner, Ralph Jordan, Howard O’Donnell and Harry Archer. ANO’I‘;ER AUTO STOLEN. Second Machine to Be Taken From ‘Washington Street Thls"Week. The police were notified last eve- ning that a Ford touring car owned by L. F. Southwick and left on Wash- ington street while the owner was in | Fox’s theater, had been stolen. Pos lice in nearby cities have been advised to be on the alert for the stolen ma- chine. This is the second automobile to be stolen from Washington street this week, the other theft having been committed a few nights ago when a car owned by a Bristoi man was stolen. SUES HER FATHER-IN-LAW. Acting for her minor children, | Charles F. ana John A. Strobel, aged | 8 and 7 years respectively, Mrs. Anna, | Strobel, widow of the late Charles Strobel, has brought suit against her | father-in-law, John Strobel, seeking $2,000 for the support of her chil- dren. Judge F. B. Hungerford repre- sents the plaintiff and the suit is re- turnable before the October term of SCHOOL DEPARTMENT City of New Britain. NOTICE ! The Elementary Evening Schools | Open Menday, Sept. 25th, ! Classes in | READING, WRITING, SPELLING, | ENGLISH COMPOSITION, GEO- | GRAPHY, HISTORY, ARITHMETIC, Classes Will Be Held in THE CENTRAL THE TIME, THE PLACE, THE CLOTHES, THE PRICE Almost every man is now wondering where he will buy his Fall Suit or Overcoat. It’s our business to know the clothing market and with a thorough knowl- edge of the situation we claim that we now show all that’s possible in cloth, style and value-giving at every desirable price. Suits $18, $20, $22, $25 and $28, featuring § YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AT $15, $18, and $20 introducing those smart, dressy effects that young men look for. FALL OVERCOATS SPECIALS at $18 and $20 that will surprise all. These are not merely “advertisinz” or “news- paper” values, but are backed up to the fullest limit. Worth your while to stop awhile at HOLLANDERS HARTFORD, CT. 82-84 ASYLUM ST. SOUVENIRS FREE GRAND OPENING OF Raphael’s New Shoe Dept. 390 Main St. (2 Doors above Raphael’s Dept. Store) Shoes of quality for the entire family SOUVENIRS TO ALL Shinola Set for Men and Women Brush, Dauber and Polish PENCIL BOXES FOR THE CHILDREN Thanking You for past patronage in the old store. I am here to serve you again WM. C. RAPHAEL, PROP. —390 MAIN STREET—— | ! | GRAMMAR SCHOOL, | Corner of Main and Chestnut Sts. SOUVENIRS FREE , | HARTFORD Business Hours 8:30 to 6. Pictorial Review Patterns Saturdays, 8:30 to 9. Are Always in the Lead. Mail and 'Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention. I Suit Ssale Special Showing of Smart New Fall Suits at P25 We shall feature Suits at $25 in our popular Sult and. Cloald section Saturday. ° We have the'greatest collection of Suits it thatprice ever see at this store. Better style, better workmanship, better fitting qual ity than usual at that price. Suits in many different models; some-are copleg bf $45.00 an $55.00 Suits. Snappy Suits of poplin, gaberdine and broadolot; Some wit collar and cuffs trimmed with fur. Fashionable Sufts in the favoritg colors.of the season—burgundy, green, plain taupe, navy and black Z 3 S Z a7/ NS0 "6§§§n£ ‘and Ré'ofing'{ ThatiWill Last | h I It's cheaper in the end to buy the l?est of each. Hi'gh-‘ grade cement is indispensable for all kinds of construction. Long-wearing, repair-proof roofing is just as necessary. We have strong Portland cement and fire-resisting, durable s o~ Pronounced “RU"as in RUBY,__« U'BER'Ql “COSTS MORE - WEARS LONGER/ — ¢ % H = We have RU-BER- in_slate y, or _in colors—Tie Red and pper Green. The U. S. Court of Appeals has enjoined imitators from using the ? word “Rubberoid or any similar name as the trade name or brand * % of their roofing. ‘We sell the genuine, which has the “Ru-ber-oid Man” (shown above) on every roll. Before you start to build or make repairs, let us quote prices on roofing and cement. RU-BER-0I0 is the best roofing you can buy. It stops regular repair troubles which take time and cost you money. lItisa per- manent protection. Cheap pre- pared roofings—whose good looks and waterproofing are only on the surface—soon crack, rust, or rot, making constant repairs necessary. - The attractiveness and durability of RU-BER-0ID are built-in, under the direction of expert chemists, and have not varied in 23 years. The W. L. DAMON CO., Lumber, Coal, Ma- sons’ supplies and Roofing, New Britain, Conn. RS — —— I LEONARD & HERRMANN CO. ___§MART SILK BLOUSES IN A VERY EVIRAORDINARY SPECIAL SALE Saturday Only at $3.98 each FORMERLY SELLING AT $4.98. A limited quantity of dainty Silk Blouses which we have:taken from our regular line as they are slightly soiled and mussed from handling. (A laundering will make them look like new.) The season’s newest effects are represented, made of selling materfals and colorings, Sizes 36 to 44 sizes. Women’s Apparel, 165 Main Street the best AUNT DELIA’S BREAD is good all the time—every day—so that you always know to expect the best and you always get it. Your grocer can supply you. Special for This Saturday : CHOCOLATE WALNUT SQUARES | MOCHA LAYER CAKES 20c and 25¢ FRESH FRUIT PIES, crisp, juicy and delicious ................................... each 18¢ Our COFFEE CAKES and ENGLISH BATH BUNS arerich and tender. Our Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans we have fresh every Wednes- day, Friday and Saturday. Our California Raisin Bread we have fresh every day.