New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1919, Page 3

EW BRITAIN DAILY HIE thing ) hear INFANTS’ Ready-to-Wear | | DEPARTMENT Here you will find everything necessary for the new arrival, and for | the older babics. All dainty and nice- | Jy made of the best mate at a mall cost over making them your- saving all the bother and treu- | | Infants’ Long Dresses, Long Skirts, | aanel Pinners, Flannel Squar itly scolloped and embroidere Sacques Kimonos. Caps ia silk and - material Knit "oques and Caps. Infants Babys' Hand Kait Sweaiers, white and ors. White Knitted Drawer Legg. Bootees, short and knee length. Ki wMoccasing, white and colars. Cc and Capes in shmere and sili wool and silk and wool “Stork” Waterproof I Diapers, Lap Pads, Bibs, ete. “Stork” Waie proof Sheeting Short Dresses and Skirts for the; alder bables in Princess and other| styles; a fine assortment; 6 montns to | | Which is Now Interesting the Women of Hartford and Vicinity. The Fe Hosiery Sale is of v nterest because the stock is entirely made up of new Rilne nohe :lm¢k nd pric r W for this class of goods. We call attention to some off Perfection Stockings | Pure Silk Stockings for 39c ' for $1.00 Bveryone knows what splendid stockings the It is not often that you can buy a really good Perfection are. They are the most popular make r of stockings for $1.00 only. But for this 3 ¥ ; o £ J 3 5 : that we ry Bals e b ‘ d . 3 o 2 S s e have some very fine pure silk stockings g g Women’s Perfection Stockings of medium weight | that we a ; i g % E i i ? L 5 185 : are putting in for $1.00 a pair. RI][ISE El—‘ 3 HE MA 9 b g ¢ ¥ X ¢ S 2 cotton with reinforced heel and toe, dot 7 < il ible garter | Women's Pure Silk Stockings : ses Sern : ten gs with back seams, ; bt " : | v : ! it in black, brown, grey and navy pricec i ! ) paon L : : s s o 8 ~ Women's Perfection Stockings of gauze weight, | Women’'s Pure Silk and A'n»lu-n ]. kings :;lut:. [ V ! b ] L4 ! E T W o f 8 tronsclagtic fsheer stockin for ¢ | full-fashioned with back seams, very special at $1.00 ] ; { i y 4 8 Women’s Perfection Stockings of gauze weight Many other splendid values in hosiery are in i ey & ¥ . ; s a good out size stocking for spring, priced .... 39¢ | cluded in this sale. 'Come early ; 7 g STILL MOREOF SLASHING OF PRICES IN THE gizes Ex-President velt memorial service in w ot e | e a1 |1 February Furniture Sale Methe church I night. Dr. o - i Tremendous Price Cuts On Bedroom and Dining 1o Suites y e was A per 1al friend of (‘ ? v ing Room uites, Which Have Been Dis ontinued by 5 ; HE AYAYAY AN § Manufac <. heodore Roosevelt and 3 n AE!M i’efl S A [1{4] »J'o, . 2 , § Furniture manufacturers have been obliged to r: } b Sovent i ’ ; ! ) L o | restrict their output a terms of the deceas: ates- g i styles of suites they are making. We have just been through our stock attendance listened to YB/ 9 E{ Lb . " i H5 SR A ¢ "ith Mbtlsor e Women’s Rubbers, . | o e T el o Wi o 5 P close of his yeech several minutes were devoted to silent pray- i Pt L , ., : WALNUT BEDROOM SUT Luther's talk foilow | s 72 § 4 L [® It would be idle for me to begin I § W ” : 5 2 Reduction $60 on a 6 piece suite, from $285 to § » tell vou of the public career of 3 YA § B x R -~ . " Reduction of $65 on a 6 piece suite, from $315 to $ 2 eodore Rceosevelt as most of you Lo 3 o g 0¥ o b BOCTHS BLOLY S g 3 eduction 3 a 6 piece suite, from 2 v«. must have heard or read of his pub- % v = % 3 p PARMY D RRAT A B 4 : i eduction of $ 6 piece suite, from $360 to lic career. But I must say something i ¥ ! eduction a 6 plece suite, from u(m to on this side of his ife, as it was far e s . the largest part of him. It appe O ) B = . . % : to me that you might be more inte | R e ' ; % BEDRO M ed it I present to you Roosevelt, ’ a5 % i ek i man as I knew him. It was one 3 > 3 the things in my life that I always ded myself upon—to call Roose- it my friend, and to say that our personal a ntance lasted over a | Reduction of $32 oa a 4 piece suite, from $132 to $100 Reduction of $33 on a 4 piece suite, from $138 to $105 Reduction of $50 on a 3 2 piece suite from $185 to $135 Reduction of $90 on 3 plece suite, from $250 to $160 Reduction of $60 on a 4 piece suite, from $260 to $200 Reduction of $75 on a 4 piece suite, from $286 to $210 $ 3 eriod of six or seven years. I want 3 o o B0 e X Reduction of piece suite, from $300 to $215. to tell you of the man as I knew him, = = ——————————— ut 1 would not give you the 1dea |jatep tintes we often talked together | fighter and held the respect of ; < THR . | B Pl 8 S, R, e i st vt o (SHE LIKES THE MEN; |§ ODD PIECES FOR THE BEDROOM to that degree ot Intimacyss WhICHE 4y o remarkable campaign of 1912 with ‘It will be too bad if the American ¢ T . o 1’”‘”\ (;”‘ e \;M nmiinti parties in the field. 1 want to | people do not learn a lesson {rom the IS \'0“ LO "KED UP 4 Reduction of mihogany dressing table and bed, from $80 tct $6; official work at Washington, en-i i iES SRR S TAS s Sl e e A ; Reduction of $ a mahogany chest of drawers, fro 6 to $47 tel Buonganis e abon ol jhoe e s crerclt ooy M Norton, 19, Tsu't Fussy About g Reduction af $19 2 mahogany chifforobe from Sesio .jhfi B Getting Formal Fntroduction— - Reduction of a mahogany chest of drawers, from 0 ol g RReduction of $16 on a mahagany chest of drawers from $50 to | Reduction of $17 on a single mahogany Post bed, from $42 to Reduction of $16 o na single mahogany Post bed, from $40 to § Reduction of $12 on a double mahogany Post bed, from 832 to Reduction of $8 on a double n v Panel bed, from $3S to Reduction of $6 on a singlle mahogany hed, from $25 to $19 Reduction of $7 on siagleor double mahogany beds from $25 to $18 Reduction of $3 on single or double imitation mahogany beds, from $16 to $13 campaign which has never before unbecoming to try to lift up the man enot it apr 1o me that I knew Theodore Roosevelt v thoroughl Every man who yent some time with him felt that he peared in print, and it A fact. Theo- | and (urn the ey \way from the home dore Roosevelt could have received life, but one may at least say this Court 1Is the nomination for president on the ! there was the typical American home, Mary Nortan, aged 1%, has heenl ! republic ticket if he oule ot or 161¢ s ample comfor 1t commitied 1o the Mans hom or ne him This man began to be | publican : ) would 1 ! L : s 3 b L080 ; prominent way hack in the eighties | T was clected to the ature others write the platform, and ¥ where needless luxuries were taboo Girls from the local cou Mis: know what Roosevelt said to that.;and where love ruled over all thin toa is helieved to be mentally deficient and in danger of falling into habits \lban H et there with the me of h 1 1 n wa 1 I i f 1 that same splend ' that distin- b th whor guivhed him during his entire lifc “‘Anyone can he D dent ST It (s seegand isuch o fhior T S R x | 3 time were told in court to- He aroused fthe instant hatred of a | when the princ are put which, would cause the downfall of ' 2 d great number of his colleag 1t | the American people it makes if- | 4Ny f-government. T \4.\~} y = OM SUI S went demanding and appealing, * fer No, I will not accept.’ "heodore Roosevelt had W e T e was not successful in | s : him 10 acec and he swered Americans would like of - He ctions with the hushand Reduction of $63 on piece combination mahogany suite, from $283 to §$ Reduction of $65 on a 9 piece suite, combination mahogany, from $290 to $22 Reduction of on a 9 piece mahogany suite, from $340 to $250 Reduction of on a 9 piece mahogaay suite, from $385 to § Reduction of on a 9 piecce mahogany suite, from $545 to $450 Reduction of $119 on : piece walnut suite m $469 to $350 Do you rvealize the Savings Here of $119, of $95. of $9¢2 And You Must Remember That Regural Prices Are Low and Our Merchandise the Best There Is. It was this complete simplicity that SiCk man for the last three years. His ned away from own home. She made all his acquaintances feel that Dt America told upon him s admitted and 1ce that time ha they knew him well. Tt was trans- & " th st year he had b parent h 3 He was unlike some 1 fast 1 his death came wifc Y se times she w ving all the measuves that he ished, he did carry : rt of them Roosevelt come to our capitol to cen he, i much trouble for the t ot c ticut | Of the 1 whom we know and we 'to him S s it w not a sur- beaten by ushi and put out ¢ som o he onne icu 1 T 1 1 L1 ¢ e deg s (B e to him, L opine. In his last 1 her hem t he might be aloho only muad ; \ never tell from ; ter to me, written tw fore with the ¢ d the court L S (el o ddle just how | his death, he spoke as sary man, s S lone tificd that g v i U R et e B R ] S S | DAVENPORTS AND CHAIRS very much as he did in ¥ AGE Ak ;L > ! SAIRSEICE ¥ always t 1 t 3 : “ ; : L 4 , N = brole State 1 1 51 men on { Reduction 5 on a Davenport and Chair, done in plain brown velour, from $300 to $22 1e had the same scl jaw i e et them, although Reduction of $80 on a Davenport and Chair ia fi«rm,! brown velour, from $480 to $400 1 the same loak of determination his sy € nevel 192 : A T they & rs to her. Sh 4 mouth plainly showed his rather ; it ight le read through his influence the American! o ¢ town home tI oonists have take > h plea | 1 mb f & i the 1d T the troops I 1 Jeen | (g the AN l ome, And vant to say te X 100ks that delay longer, our Marines Louis Bayer paid court costs this Reduction of $ ny 3 from to for | v vill be 7l ot have reached Chateau- ! moprnir ¥ driving a ha tired ' eduction of $14 on a Mz ¥ Library from s : to ooniata tof soiz n art | inte i just Ti in time, and 1 am almost pre- | truck it a mirror, ver, whose | |8 Reduction of $12 on a M: ay Librar >, from $50 to 1n's physical ' Roosevelt thought of hi He has ' p: to say that Theodore Roose-, home New York S not aware Reduction of $12 on s r Mahogany Library Table, from an argument the poli- | saic elt saved the world. that such a law existed and did not' M Reduction of $8 on a M: v Library Table, from $48 ta e man they dray I don't | g un not a remarkable man in ‘We are going to miss Theodore equip himself with a mirror. He was, § Reduction of $6 on a Mz gany Lihr . ble, from $42 to help for an rty to use | any wa I have no speclal powers, | Roosevelt, we need him so now. Wt stopped on East Main street vester- Reduction of $8 on a Mahogany ¢ Table, from $40 to s of this kind as a part of | hut villing to work, and that, ' could have been God’s purpose in tak- | day morning by Ofiicer William P. Reduction of $6 on a Mahogany MM,. from $38 to $3 campaign ammunition ather than any special natural ability, ing him just now, we wonder? We McCue 1908, toward the latter part of i is the reason I have seemed to wonder where and what he is—as An‘ campaign in which Taft was | forge ahcad of many of the men of soldier he already enlisted in the | QASTO R IA ! Olll' Furnlture S‘Qle IS NOW lfl ItS Thlrd Weel\"' i el e g e e s | | It Will Be Over Very Soon e . J’Mfid,.,°' s oyean) ’ AR ST eived an answer acknowledging his | appreciation of my note to him, In|ct