New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 7

259% OFF After Easter Discount Of the better kind. made vhich the nighest grade silks and hand Suits, high waisted lot. THE BIG STORE 380-382-384-386 Main Street, New Britain, Con SPECIAL AFTER EASTER ANNOUNCEMENT NEW SUITS WORTH TP TO $32.50. usually go into $50.00 Suits. and tailor made garments in the FOR THE NEW HAYWOOD- WAKEFIELD - Baby Carriages A large and attractive assortment of patterns awaits your insection here. " We feature the famous Heywood-Wakefield make of Carriages, roofiay bodies, soft cushions and easy riding. Durable, yet light and easily handled. Reed Hood Carriages in Natural, White Enamel, Old Ivory and Gray fin4 ishes. Go-Carts with and without hoods in a variety of patterns and finishes. Whatever your choice may be, you will find here a Baby Vehicle at a prfce which will prove attractive to you. C. C. FULLER COMPANY 40-56 FORD STREET, HARTFORD “Where Qua'ity Is Higher Than Price” After Easter RAPHAEL'S DEPT. STORE Discount SPRING CAPES WORTH UP TO $25.00. Made of all wool Men’s Wear Serge. Poplin and Velour, in the all full flary effect or yoke with fringe. These siyles are here to stay and the wise woman will avail herseif of this opportunity to buy a $25.00 Cape for in the materialy Trimmed with embroidery. Box SATURDAY ONLY — THE BIG STORE SPRING DRESSES OF SILK AND SERGE DRESSES WORTH UP TO $22.50. Are displayed in an abundance of styles and variety which can not be equalled at the price. Dandy Taffetas, Fine Georgette and high class Jerseys arc in this lot. Special Saturday $14.00 SATURDAY ONLY — THE BIG STORE e — been ‘called upon to cope with such|lowed. each having some unusual of machinery infEueie | plants a. wave of crime as that which has|feature. d | JAPAN WANTS MACHINERY after | national drink. Japanese distillers “LONDON INGRIP OF | The city was again arou prohibition becomes effective. The | Dow want foreign made machinery in w HOSE, slight jmperféction; sizes 6 to BIG WAVE OF CRIME Unheard of Conditions SO T 1 I | | | that London | measures to Mrders and prberies‘ Feature | | hitherto swept the metropolis since the begin- a few i ning of the year. | rests have been made and some men | punished, the police are hard put to keep paece with the criminals. 8o frequent have robberieg become bankers have _taken meet possible raids on their cash counters, a proceeding unknown. in ‘the city. All cashiers have been iustructed te keep cash out of sight instead of display™ ing it on bank counters. The police in the neighborhood of important ! banking houses have been ordered to Lenden, April 18, (Corredpondence | be especially “Vigilant, particularly at of The Associated Press.)=-Spectacu- . lar holdups, mysterious murders and thrilling jewelry robberies are claim- ing the best skill of Scotland Yard and holding the attention of the London public. . N6t for many years if indeed ever—have the authorities i THE CURRAN DRY G00DS CO0. a381-383-385 MAIN STREET New Erita’n, Gonn. 36-INCH SILK POPIIN, all eolors; value $1.49. Specigl 54-INCH ALL-WOOL BROADCLOTH; Black, Navy, Taupe, Garnet; value $3.93 Brown and Special $2.75 IMPERIAL SERGE, 15 inches wide; all colors; vajue $2.50. Special $1.98 BATES GINGHAM, 32 inches wide; Plaids, Stripes. and Checks; vilue 35c. Special, per yard CHILD'S ASSORTED RIB BLACK 105 fegular price for perfect goods, 45¢. This Sale ... LADIES SILK HOSE, mock seams; Black, White, Cordovan, Gray; also fancy stripes; value $1.39. palr .o Special, $1.25 LADIES’ DROP STITCH SILK HOSE, Black and Cordovan. Special 68c MISSES’” FINE RIBBED HOSE Black, White and Cordovan. range from in Prices | 33¢ to 50c | LADIE® SILK, Also CHAMOISETTE, | GLOVES in White and Colors; reg. ' ular price $1.00. . 89¢ LADIES’ KID GLOVES, Rlack wuhv‘ White stitch backs and White with Black stitch 8ale ... ba Prices range from . LADIES’ SERGE SUITS in Na range from . i also colors. £1.98 to $2.75 AND POPLIN v and Black. Prices $15.00 to $55.00 LADTES’ MEDIUM WEIGHT WOOL PLAID SKIRTS. Prices range Crowe 86,98 to $12.98 LADTES' AND MISSES' CAPES AND DOLMANS Velour, Serzge ang Poplin. Price range 811.98 to $31.50 WOMEN’S SILK PETTICOATS in Taffeta and Heatherblaom. Expry &pecial values ...... $4.98 to $6.95 in | | the Manch hour. The prevalence of crime was first called to the attention of the authori- ties when the newspapers made a ; sensation out of the sudden death of | “Bie Carlton, a favorite actress, who was found dead in her apart- ment the morning after the famous Liberty ball several months ago. It developer that she had died from an overdose of a drug. An investigation showed that the practice of drug-tak- ing was increasing in the city and that “opium parties” ‘were not un- common. While some ar-!statement that Major M. E. i the camera | number and character Next the city was startled by the | arrest of Lieutenant Colonel man C. Rutherford, of the medical corps, charged with ing to death Major Miles C, also of the medieal corps, at houpe ¢f the major's cousin, Malcom Seton in Holland park. Nor- army the Sir The shoot- | Seton ! | many. ['in day weeks ago by the published | Chaney, | of the. Royal Air Force, had tried t kill his aged mother, at Talgarih Mansions, and had then Kkilled him- self. Mrs. Chaney was severely wounded, but hopes are ontertained | for her recovery. FPolice investiga tion threw no light on the tragec far as the public was conce Major Chaney was one of the known officers of the British a force, having been the inventor of sun with which cadets were trajned in ag¢rial gunnery. 0f ~ robber there have been Holdups have taken place in the West end and in the suburbs at night, while scores of houses and | | apartments have heen robbed in the most clever manner. Jewelry robberies have been the most frequent the epidemic set in. ss shops have ght by thieves tense of buying diamond: perhaps crimes since A number of been entered | | Many causes are assigned for the! of the crimes, the majority of them placing the re- soldiers. Police officers from some | of the most important American cities are in London seeking international crimjnals who may have been - di charged from some of the armie French and Italian officers also a hearing of this case in court has not | said to be here, each looking for a been concluded. Murders of Jess importance fol- opportunity to round-up. assist in the general | chak, | cepted at the local regular army re- | | necessary qualifications for becoming | a soldier with the exception of the ed- | training in this subject in addition to | who have already learned a trade to | sponsibility at the dcors of discharged | | wish to learn useful trades and these | men can be enlisted through the office MEN ENLISTING HERE Local Regular Army Recruiting Has Accepted Two Men—>Men For Al Branches of Army Are Wanted. John A. Regis and Michael both of Torrington, Bus- were ac- cruiting station yesterday for service in the cavalry branch of the army, and both have signified their wish for transportation to the American Ex- peditionary Forces, An opportunity is belng offered by the regular army for a course in Eng- lish to be given men who have all the i ucational qualifications. . These men will be sent to Camp Upton, New York, and will be given a ope year's their three year military training. The ordnance corps has issued = request through the local office for men anxious to learn a trade or men use it where it will gain them promo- tion The government arsenals throughout the country are in need of men who have trades or men who in the post office. wiremen for States and p the Signal corps Telegraphmen and v in the United ssions are wanted in Louisville, Ky., April 18, l’Con‘e&I pondence of The Associated Press.)— Japanese agents are negotiating with distillers for the purchase ' manufacture | Negotiating With Distillers to Pur- chase Plants After Prohibition. machinery would be key there, accordi agent for a Japane porting concern. A Dbill before the would prohibit use of a X cake, shipped Japan for use in distillation of whis- e-American Japanese of rice the ol substituted He rice are used annually 300,000,000 gallons of distillers are reluctant chinery now, in { for rice, | Kawahara, | in im- i ke. | to diet in the Japanese ' pip More Lovely Spring Capes, Coals Dolmans and Suits Just Arrived You can’t help becoming enthusiastic over such charm- ing models as are featured in this splendid assortment. One style follows sport mod- el lines, while others are longer and slightly flared at the hem. Covert cloth, trico- tine and velour are the fav- orite fabrics and navy blue which corn and other cereals can he Kawahara added that 24,000,000 bushels of view of the 'suit to tést the constitutionality’ of the pro=g leads in color, but there are a number of other delightful colorings to select from. Every garment is lined thoroughout with Peau de Cygne and flowered linings. Specially priced for Saturday, B2H5.98 'OUR AFTER EASTER OFFERING OF MILLINERY the season’s most beautiful The wealthiest people buy on Credit, they have Charge Ac- counts everywhere. Why then should people in moderate circumstances pay cash in advance? The Boston Clothing Store System Enables you to be always dressed in the latest fashion at a small cost, and pay for the clothes while wearing them it Easy Weekly Payments All the latest creations in Clothes for Men, Women and Chil- dren. Come in and see for yourself. NEW BRITAIN'S FAMILY CREDIT CLOTHIERS Boston Clothing Store 63 CHURCH STREET. Our entire sto k of $5, $6 and $7 Hats are (o ] [ $3.98 Only one of a style and none reserved. . o s e e HIVE creations. specially priced for Saturday HE BE 371 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN