New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1917, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, Boston Store - The New Spring Goods v are beginning to arrive The Linden Percales Have Just Come in. Some very stylish designs are shown in wide stripes and large dots as well as the smaller effects. This is the best make of Percales on the market today 36-inch wide. 17c a Yard. See the Swell Creations in Printed Poplins, at 25¢ a Yd. BLAZER STRIPES are among the popular novel- ties of the season. 19c a Yard. BEACH CLOTH In wide stripes and large dots, very stunning. 25¢ a Yard BOY SCOUT NEWS Complete arrangeiments cannot be announced yet for the indoor meet that will bring.the local recruiting campaign to a close Saturday after- noon. The commissioner is still cwalting word from the adjutant gen- eneral regarding the use of the state armory. It is expected, however, that there will be no difficulty in secur- ing the armory and only word from headquarters is necessary to complete the details However, rhould: it be Im- possible to use the armory the gym- nasium of the Y. M. C. A. has been offered for the meet. So there 1s no doubt about having the meet. All ‘troups will assemble at the Y. M. C. A. on Court street promptly at 1:46 p. m. The meet will begin at 2:15 so that all events may be over by 5 p. m. ' The program of events was printed in last Friday night’s Herald to which reference may be made ‘or details. All scoutmasters are again remind- ed of the public service at the Metho- aist church, Sunday night, Feb. 18. This {8 & part of the anniversary cel- | ebration. All troups will meet at| thelr headquarters at 7 p. m. sharp and leave so as to be at the Metho- list church at 7:20 as the service be- wins at 7:30. There will be demonstrations of first aid work, signalling and other scoutcraft features. This part of the »rogram is in charge of Deputy Com- missioner Skinner and will be an. rounced completely next Friday. In addition to the exhibit features, Commissioner Thienes will say a few | words on the “Significance of Scout- | ing for the City,” and there will prob- ably be an outside speaker as Fxecu-~ tive Ripley of Hartford is ‘co-operat- ing. All troups are reminded that recruiting campaign ends next Fri- day evening. All applications must Le handed in signed at the boys de- partment of the Y. M. C. A.. No slips tha 1017. Hollanders’ Complete Upset vercoats f Prices on Suits and Our determination to make February a Banner month has started great activity among our newly created Special Semi-Annual Sale Offerings in SUITS AND OVERCOATS At $14.85, $17.50, $19.50 These represent a good haré of almost our entire remain- ing stock of winter models. S s S R e T Sage-Alien & Lo HARl FORD February Clean-up of Suits and Coats ALL WINTER GARMENTS MARKED DOV Take Your Choice of All Suits, at . .$29.50 and $15.( One group of Suits, remarked $20.50, embraces the higher priced Sults left in stock. To say that the collection in- cludes wonderful values is put- ting it mildly. This is certainly a mighty good time to buy. Slight charge for alterations. R 2R Another phenomenal oppd tunity. toselect /from Suits fo merly uptte;$35,/at this 1d price, ‘$15.00; prices su to be 4 r Sseaso ana\ WiH od styl buy‘ » &}‘é '!I,;ood policy .even if you ¢ not actually' need it for prese; ‘wear. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS In PRICES OF WINTER OCOA’ A BARGAIN FOR EVERYONE. Separate Skirts $3.98. BEST OF MATERIALS AND STYLES Look for the Suit Department on the second floor, ¢ elevators and stairways, Plenty LEONARD AND HERRMANN CO. DAINTY MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS FOR SPRING ARRIVING DAILY Smart new effects in Night Dresses, Petticoats, Chemises, Corse ‘The variety is big—the values likewise. Regular sell- ing prices from $5to $7 more. You're not going to let the chance go by, are you ? Certainly not. . ' But—don’t delay, for there’s busy selling here these will be received after this date. The trophies will be awarded at the meet the following day. Coples of the new revised state contest rules have been received and | are being mailed to each scoutmaster with a copy of the Hartford inter-city meet prog‘ram Covers, etc. Wide range of neat models for choosing. Best als and trimmings used in making these garments. TMUBSLIN | T SILK ENVELOPE PETTICOATS | 1 CAMISOLES CHEMISE See the won- | ‘Wide range for | Big wvalues at derful assortment { 86¢c and 98c each we are showing, Best of Mater- at 98c EACH. | ials. Choosing at 98c and $1.50 | | each. | / rom feveloping “The regularvze of Resinol Soap for the tallet. bath znd shampoo, can usually be !ehed on %o keep the complexion clear, “ ;e hands white and soft, and the hair “a ‘uhh , glossy and free from dandruff. 1 the skin or 't.\lv ia already in bad condition, a ‘with Resinol Ointment may first be DEATH IN TON TONG FEUD Chinese in Revolver Battle at Portland Oregon, in Which Thirty Shots Are Fired. Portland, Ore., ‘Feb. 9.—M. Len, a Chinese, was shot and instantly killed last night in Chinatown in a revolver duel in which some thirty shots were fired. The shooting was the result of & tong feud, that was expected to devel- Op Int6_dpen ‘warfire tonight simul- taneously in Portland and Seattle, ; ac cording to the police..- Some arrests ‘were made. LUTHERAN CELEBRATION Evangelical Imtheran Church Nortt America to Raise $2,000,000 to Observe Anniversary. Pittsburgh, Feb. 9.—Plans been completed and committees ap- pointed to raise §$2,000,000 for the celebraiion of the four hundredth an- niversary of the reformation by the ! Evangelical Lutheran church of | North America it was announced here | today following the meeting of the general council of the church held here yesterday. of | have WOMEN WAR CHAUFFEURS. Washington Mecting to Plan for Fair Sex. ‘Washington, Feb. 9.—Washington women held a meeting today to or- | ganize Red Cross rellef work under | the direction of Miss Mabel Boardman of the Red Cross. Women were en- | volled to drive automobiles in case of war, make bandages and comfort kits and do officers’ work. Mrs. J. Borden Harriman will direct the enlistment of women chauffeurs. ‘Work | MUSICIANS’ BALL TONIGHT. The third annual ball to be given | in Turner hall this evening. A fifty piece band will render a concert un- der the direction of E. J. Barrett and Vito Di Franza and later dancing will be enjoyed, music to be furnished by an orchestra of fifty musicians. by the Musicians’ Union will be held ! (o, days. HOLLANDERS’ 82-88 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD. THE DAYLIGHT STORE SOME V Jester’'s Informal Meeting Goes Without a Hitch, several N'T. oft Inasmuch as councilmen and aldermen were present, the spe- cial informal meeting of the council members scheduled for last night by Adderman M. I. Jester, acting mayor, to precede the special formal council meeting of this evening, went off with- out a hitch. The purpose of the meeting was to consider the proposed charter amendments. They were con- sidered, Mayor Pro Tem Jester presided. Judge B. F. Gaffney, chairman of the charter revision committee, and Clerk H. V. Camp, were aiso present as was Corporation Counsel J. E. Cooper. Other present were Aldermen Ander- son and McCabe, and Councilmen C. J. Dehm, G. M. Landers, Richards, Wall, Tomasewskl, Gorbach, Mueller and Steiner. Representing the safe- ty board, Chairman E. G. Babcock jand Clerk A. E. Magnell were pres- ent. C. S C. GIRLS’ PARTY. An enjoyable social and dance was the young women of the Corbin Screw company office force. The esses and patrons were Mr. and Mrs. F. Glover, George Christ, J. Ford, Charles Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Spear and Joseph Ward. Misses ! Mary Burke, Kathleen Walsh and Catherine Gaffney rendered solos. Lynch's orchestra furnished music for dancing. given in Booth's hall last evening by ! patron- | RESIGNS FROM FIRM. A. J. Beaton Sclls Interests to W. H. Cadwell. Allan J. Beaton, of ganizers and president and manager of the Beaton & Cadwell company, has resigned from the firm and has sold his interests in the factory to sev- eral financiers headed by William H. Cadwell. With no definite plans inl mind, Mr. Beaton is now contemplat- ing a trip for his health. President one the or- Mr. Cadwell now holds the trolling interest of the company. con- He| is secretary and treasurer and will probably be elected president when the directors meet. This plant makes a specialty of manufacturing heating apparatus, such as hot air registers. OPERATORS OFFER SERVICES. Twenty-five of the fifty members of the New Britain Radio club have al- ready signed a paper promising their support and offering their services to the government in case of hostilities. Next Tuesday evening the club mem- Lers will meet at the home of Frank Mulvihill to discuss the situation and make plans for the future. “Drink Hot Lemonade and go to bed” N old-time prescription and one your doctor will y NECKWEAR SALE WHETHER YOU EAT AUNT DELIA’'S BREAD AT MEALS, BE- TWEEN MEALS OR ANY OTHER TIME, IT IS ALWAYS DE- endorse today. Hot lemonade and a warm night’s sleep are valuable precautions against grippe and colds. To get the best effects, be sure the LICIOUS. ——YOUR' GROCER SELLS IT. ow on Display—The New Corsets and Brassieres for Spring. This presentation includes such well known makes as R, & G., W. B Thomson’s, Royal Worcester, Bon-Ton, La Vida, Lestella, Warner) Nemo, Etc., offering a wonderful range of styles for every type figure—front and back lace models. £ WOMEN'S APPAREL SHOP NO. 165 MAIN §’ EAGLE SILKLOTH SHIRT SA Near the End Semi-Annual Sale OVERCOATS $12.50 High class Overcoats for which you will have to pay double next year . Big Reductions on Men’s Suits $15.00, $16.00 and $18.00 Suits, now $20.00, $22.00 and $25.00 Suits, now D ———— et atren] \EAGLE SHIRTS — NECKWEAR — SILK MUFFLERS Men’s Pure Silk Neckwear in a large assortment of weaves, colorings and designs—the like has never been offered for less than the price we are asking. Take ad- vantage of this sale and stock up while you have the op- portunity. You will find every conceivable design, shade and weave in this line. Specially priced at 3 5c each, 3 for $1.00 PURE SILK MUFFLERS | 1 . You will have to step lively to get in on thig qfi:m offer.—Plain black, plain white, plain gray, striped. 95 black and white and all with silk fringe, at, each C Hundreds of men have taken advantage of our semi- annual EAGLE SHIRT SALE.—You must see and try on the Eagle Silkloth Shirt to appreciate it.—A shirt you will want when you see it and you will make up your mind to wear no other make wheh 'yod wry one‘on.—The Eagle Silkloth Shirt is one you will be proud to display. EAGLE PURE SILK $8.95, formerly $6.00 EAGLE SILKLOTH SHIRTS $3.25, formerly $5.90. % .\ SILKLOTH SHIRTS $1.85, formerly $3.00. ' & SHIRTS $1.65, formerly $2.00. ¥ SHIRTS $1.15, formerly $1.50. water is piping hot, and use Sunkist lemons,—one for each glassful. California’s Sunkist Uniformly Good Lemons ‘When you erder lemons, ask for Sunkist, the uniformly good California lemons. Sunkist are waxy, tart and juicy. See that they reach you in the clean, crisp tissue wrappers stamped “Sunkist.” They will stay fresh much longer if you leave them in th wrappers untll you use them. Always have at least a half dozen in the house. EAGLE EAGLE EAGLE OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS MAPLE-MOCHA SQUARES, madc with the pure maple-sap sy really delicious, eac] 20c ‘We will also have Coffec Cakes and Bath Buns, Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans, Whipped Cream and Custard Goods, high grade Pound, Loaf and Layer Cakes, and many other wholesome baked goodies. - WOOLEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, regular $1.50 JOS.M.HALLORAN (Incorporated.) 248 Main Street, Authorized Resident Dealer in Royal Tailoring. | EAGLE SILKLGTH SHIRT SALE E‘?e;E’hENE,L?%.. MULTIBRAPHS LETTER and Manufacturing Fac-zimile of Typewriting done Optician, 1,2 and 3 cotors with Office, 306 Main St. "Phoue 870 | ug::: ';;:.d-l P:s‘nrt?a.mm Frokon Lenses Dapeatoa, > REE | rue WARTEORD TYPEWRITER G8 26 State Straesn Satisfaction ‘Guaranteed MUFtLER SALE A1VS dvi ‘ore Sunkist Oranges areripening for you .v-z day in Cali- fornia. t 86 uni- formlygood freel; lw.tuirflav::-lm&ly Order t Sunkist Uniformly Good Oranges Califernia Fruit GrowersExchange Califorata Fruit Grewers Bxchange A Ge-eperative, In-PnDtOm- tzation of 8800 Growers Les Aagoles, Califorata LA o, . Sooy 19U, D, C. Newspapern Hartford, Conx 5 )