New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1918, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1915, METVH%!EEL | Neckwear-Sale {1 WE SPECIALIZE ON METAL AND CHAS. DILLON & CO. Days i BEAVER BOARD FOR CEILING £ HARTFORD. || arc Nearly {1 o sog waus. smwares || HUNDREDS OF SMIART : Past ‘ GIVEN FOR DOING WORK R g . ¥ | e CALL OR PHONE 359. I TRIMMED HATS 211 Scar : e In the Newest Spring Styles. NOW ON DISPLAY AT These prices are now in m in po- force—Dbetter buy now! THE JOHN BOYLE CO. i $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 ! Fashion's latest note is displayed in these new Spring Hats, 3and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE the quality and charm of the entire collection being such as can B be rully appreciated only by those who actually see the various styles. Painters, Decoratars and Sign Makers - There are hundreds of smart Hats to choose from. Hats for : dress wear, for semi-dress occasions, tailored and street wear, in v il 2 B Jarge, medium and small shapes, many of them hand-blocked and She 5 ¥ cntirely made of hand-made siraws or combined with crepe, ‘ i . H RSFALL, .' s e R — . ; g = e The colors this season are in the most beautiful shades of rose, B = Comsanmn B — e B brown, grey, sand. kh blucs, ete. Although therc are many gL i ats he becoming black—see S S g Hats. Try i orn IT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND. zang ive boys w ve been | Strictly fresh Connecticut eggs, 5ic ‘I,:.,“w'.:' ;(.r.- not obliged ‘:‘.'pu:-r(mi:,‘ Slase BRRbE e 3 A < P s detective burea some 5 Russell Bros., 3 in St— B 43:99 Asylum St Connects ‘\lso"r‘_i\_o" el ne | doz. ssell Bros, 301 Main St - NOW READY called\ ( ain,| & With 140 Trumbull St E | adv 5 ‘ashi B o 6 A | chami d one of them was sent e - Spring I'ashions in Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists and Gloves. - telephone and HARTIORD fears. Officer 2 §ent to the M @fternoon and, it is When Dickman re- e attempted to [tor also explained that he had becn upon the house- {informed that the Gudat woman's ted, Dickman said | first h ind is dead, but there is o ht it wa joke when the | doubt as to whether her second mor . eemzan \ suddenly peared. Law- and is also dead and she has two Bargain Week i o . yer M. D. \Saxe appears for the ac- |children by cach husband. The wom- s ¥ c d and Iis case will go to trial an then took a hand in the affair and U. 8, Government | next Tuesday morning. explained that while her first h Wilson's.—advt Gas House Resort Raided band is really dead, the so-called sec- lization of the it ond Tush was never married 1o rporation was % ,f"”""' Portuguese, 2 her. 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