New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1919, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY SHOE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Ladies’ Gun Metal *? Lace Shoes, with Grey i Buck and Cloth Tops Regular $7.50 grades Ladies’ Russia Calf Lace Boots, 9 inch pat- tern, Goodyear welted regular $7.00 95 See These Tomorrow at Raphael’s Dept. Store 0-386 Main Street ~ TAFT OUT OF ARMY. Son of Ex-President Will Aid Yale Basketball Quintet. ! New Haven, Jan. 24 harley Taft, | former sident of the ates, has n discharged from military service, He has reached s country from France after two service. sting on New Haven Green as Private, he was promoted to a cap- taincy before the war closed. He will remain with Connecticut relatives for the present and has agreed to assist e coaching of the Yale basketball team, of which he was captain for two years. H William McKinley Barber, nephew *0f President McKinley, has also ac- cepted an invitation to act as one of the coaches. COLGATE DEFEATS PRATT. l Institute Basket Tossers Succumb to Hamilton Boys’ Prowess. [ v New York, Jan. 24.—The L‘olgate‘ vallege basketball team defeated the | Pratt institue five on the Brooklynites | t night by 38 to 19 It was ; ge and Black’s first defeat of | The Red and Gray held the upper hand throughout the contest and 1bled the score of its opponents in g half. The score at this s 16 to 8 eature of the game was thae | and shooting of Cottrell and | y rson of the visiting team. Roth and La Barr played best for the local | team HAPPY FELSCH TO RETURN. | White Sox Outfielder Not Yet Ready ! to Retire. hicago, Jan. 23.—Oscar “‘Happy' Felsch, outfielder, sent word here yes- | jay from his home in Milwaukee t he had decided to return to the ' merican league team this | | left the team without warn- ! middle of last season and an- d that he had retired from | aseball. T SYRACUSE. Prospects for a | cuse university | when it was learned | ality would furnish a | a sufficient the equipm Syrac asn't team for more than five Gregor K., died here yesterday. BIOSSFAU KNOOKS OUT McKAY. Jaii 24.-—Eugene Bros- amateur welierweight professional ight when he £ Brook- -round ’ HONORS FOR LIEUT. GATES, i he went up without gunlayers, al- | British air ministry giving the details | of the exploit and stating that the | Scarlet. Former Football Player Commended by Secretary Daniels. | Washington, Jan. 24.—Lieutenant A. L. Gates, former Yale football rlaver, who was taken prisoner by the Germans after having been forced to descend while on an air raid with a French squadron last October, has | i been commended by Secretary Daniels for his gallant conduct in rescuing two aviators from a British machine | i which had been wrecked off Ostend on August 22, 1918, When word came to the American naval air station that the British fly- rs were down, Lieutenant Gates im- 1ediately set out in his seaplane to rescue them. That he might have greater passenger-carrving capacity, | though he thus made it impossible to | defend himself against enemy attack. | Vice-Admiral Sims, commanding the American naval forces in Europe, recommended that Lisutenant Gates be given a medal of honor. [He en- closed with his report letters from the American lisutenant on several occa- sions had rendered very valuable as- ance to British machines. Lieutenant Gates’ home is in Clin- ton, Towa. He was released from Germany after the armistice was signed. ADDED GAMES FOR RUTGERS, New Brunswick Boys to Take to the Basketball Court Friday Night. New Brunswick, N. J., Jan. 24.— Two more games have been added to the Rutgers basketball schedule. Manhattan col the locals here on January 31 and | Lehigh will play Rutgers on March 8, this also heing a home game for the Rutgers will play the first home game of the season on Friday nbght, Wwhen the locals try conclusions with the Colgate five, which is reported. to be unusually strong. DUFFY WILL COACH CRIMSONS, | Boston, Mass., Jaa -Hugh Duffy, former manager of several ma- Jor league teams, will again coach the Harvard | it was an- nounced at WALTER H Chicago, Jan. 24.-—Walter Hedges. well-known turfman 20 years ago and owner of the famous two-year-old ASHES REMCVED Tel. 316 THE LIVE s_’g‘o;z THE BEASON WHY! No other store has a stock so large, nor variety so wide, nor patterns so at- tractive, nor qualities so high, nor values so big as in this live store’s INVENTORY SALE THIS SOUNDS LIKE A STRONG STATEMENT, but the proof of it is right here for any man who cares to come in and see, One glance will tell you that here is a good clothes event without an equal. | 2 To be able to get such high grade garments at substantial reductions from our already low prices is an opportunity which should be man who needs new clothes for this winter or next. grasped by every man and young For not before 1929, if then, will vou see clothing prices any lower than ours have been this season. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS $LI12. Q20 DISCOUNT OFF REGULAR PRICE COUPON SAILIF No Goods Sold at These Prices Unless Coupon is Presented COUPON Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats $5.00 each, were $15.00. H—Jan, 25. COUZON Men’s $6.00 Gun Metal Shees $3.95. H—1Jan, 25. COUPON $6.50 Women’s Heavy Tan Walking Shoes $4.45. H—Jan, 25. COUPON Any $2 Working Gloves 85c, H—Jan, 25. COUPON Seven E & W and Arrow Sollars $1.00. H—Jan, 25. Besse = 38 STORES COUPON Regular $5.00 Sweater Men’s $2.50. H-—Jan, 25. COUPON Men’s $6 Heavy Black Shoes $3.95. H—Jan, 25. COUPON Any 75¢ Boys’ Fur Band Caps 45c. H—IJan, 25. COUPON Women's Black Kid $5 High Heels $2.95. H—Jan, 25. e —————————————————— COUPON Any Silk Shirt in Store Half Price. H—Jan, 25. COUPON Any $2.50 Soft Hat $1. H—Jan, 25, e — Y ————————————— e — COUPON Any Boys’ Overcoat half price. Small sizes. H—lan. 25. COUPON Lot of four Men’s Mack- s, regular $10 goeds. COUPON Any Boys® Mackinaw half price. H—Jan, 25. COUPON Children’s $1.00 Blouses (ac, H-—Jan, 25. e o e ——— e e and Co. 38 CITIES Largest Clothing Organization in New England