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BOSTONSTORE ANOTHER . BIG SALES DAY OPENS AT 8:30 A. M., success, ings for New Britain’s WEDNESDAY, MAY 14TH. but New Britain intends to make this a bigger onc. on new merchandise in all departments. was a big “ut, prices Following are some of our offer- Dollar Daj Special Bargain Day 39¢ VOILES—: to tfl inch; all the latest novelti rd. 38¢ (-l\(-ll\\ls—- inch: American mak 25¢ yard. $1.89 LADIES' SILK HOSE—Black, white and all wanted color 80¢ LADIES’' SILK HO! wanted color 1 sizes. 7 33c MEN'S COTTON SOCKS—Black and colors. 2 50c DADIES' LISLE HOSE—Black only. 42c pr. $1.50 MEN'S KHAKI Collar attached $1.19 ca. 60c MEN'S BLACK SHIRTS 55¢ each. $2.25 MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS— assortment; French cuffs. $1.98 the best SHIRTS— SATE 5c HUCK TOWELS 19¢. $1.25 MERCERIZED DAMASK 15¢ TURKISH TOWELS 11c. 15c SASH COURTAINS—Full 37c pat $5.00 GRAY BLANKETS—Variety of borders. $3.98. 30c LONG CLOTH—36-inch. 98¢, 00 ORGETTE colo 50 yard. $1.75 BLACK KID GLOVE only. $1.25 pair. 12%4c and 15¢ SHADOW LACES— to 7-inch. 10¢ yamd, 33c MALINE—All deors. 25¢ yd. 380 and 40c PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS—G- to 6-inch. 25c yard. CREPE—AIL —Size 6 NO CHARGES, TELEPHONE ORD ERS, 60c MOYRE RIBBON—Ieavy Sill; 6-inch; all colors. 45c ¥d. 6c LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY COLORED PICOT EDGE HANDKERCHIEFS 50c doz. 00 STAMPED NIGHTGOWNS $1.50 cach. {1c SILKO MERCERIZED CRO- CHET COTTON—White and colors. 10¢ ball. WILLIMANTIC for 25c. MERRICK'S DARNING COTTON— Card or spool 3¢ and 35¢ TS—With © each. 59%¢ LADIES' SUMMER UNION SUITS—Lace trimmed; knee lensth. 19¢ cach. $1.98 CREPE BREAKFAST SETS— Cap, Waist and Skirt. $1.50 set. $2.00 and $2.25 PERCALE HOUSE DRESSES—One-piece: clastic belt $1.50 each. $1.39 and APRONS—AIl sizes. $1.00 each. 590 ADIES’ LARGE WHITE APRONS—Tucked, Hamburg and insert. 38c each. $1.25 nd $1.39 CHEMISE—Lace and trimmed. $1.00 each. VOILE AND ariety of style COTTON 6 spools LADIES’ SUMMER and without BUNGALOW needlework LINGERTE BLOUSES—AIl sizes. $1.50 ca. EXCHANG OR REFUNDS. PULLAR AND NIVEN or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water, then apply— VicksVaror *YOUR BODYGUARD" - A. PINKUS, Eyesight Specialist und Manufacturing ¥ Optician. #%¥E EXAMINATIONS ARE FREB Broken Lenses Duplicated. Office, 306 Main St. satisfaction Guaranteed. YES, WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE PARTS! We make them right and reasonable, too. Also parts of any other kind of machine. ——The— AMERICAN ENGINEERING CO. 200 East Main St. MANROSS AUTO GO, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St ORE THROAT | & 30f 607 9 20 DON'T FORGET DIONNES local and long distance moving and trucking. Pianos and parties at rea- sonable prices. Also storage. ’Phone 887-32 and 382. 8 Gilbert street, New Britain. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Eivery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage. Supplies and Repairing. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER VIM dehvery and heavy duty trucks, from 5 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. . A. M. Paonessa, Prop. GO TO THE FRANKLIN SQUARE AUTO STATION For White Rose Gas, Non-Carbon 0il and Brunswick Tires. NEAR HIGH SCHOOI. DUNN & MARSON GARAGE REPAIRING PHONE 505 MAIN ST. Opp. Lafayette. LIVERY "Phone 57¢ | Will unite Wednesday, M WEDNESDAY WILL BE | SPEGIAL SALES DAY More Than 100 Merchants Co- Operate in Business Boom Over 100 merchants of New Pritain y 14th, Special bargains will be offered throughout the city and a big day iz anticipated The committee in charge, H. C. Wit son, A. P. Abbe and G. H. Dvson, have given a great deal of time in preparing the general advertising. Green posters for the windows have been supplied eve: inerchant par- ticiputing. The slides prepared hy the theaters will be shown to and Tuesday and this followed n a full pase advertisemont tonight in the local newspapers and a double full page of advertising Tuesday night. The merchants are active todey in fix- ing up their windows and in getting THE CURRAN DRY GBODS CO. 381-383-385 MAIN STREET New Britain, Gonn, 8TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Sale Will Continue ANl This Weck. ILook Tor \|!(‘0IAJ Tonignt, 7 to 9. for a general sales day. Salhepatica ton Colgate’s Dental Powder, small and Jarge, 19¢ and 29c. 22¢. tonight heco Tooth Paste. 50c. Tonight 39c. Regular price Kolynos Tooth Paste, tonight 19¢. Ladies' Ivory Dressing Comb. ieg- ular pricc 50c. Tonight 25c. Jergen's Taleum Powder. Crushed Kose, night 12c. Odors—— Violet and Lilac. To- Mavis 19c. Talcum Powder. Tonight Palmolive Soap, Milk of s9c. Tonight 9c. Magne: small 21c. Tadics’ Lace Collars and Sets, i Vestees in Georgette, and Organdie. Values up to 69c¢. sale, special 39¢. Ladies’ Lawn Waists, pink, white and black, algo stripes. $1.50. Tonight, special 98¢ Hygienic Band Seamless Napkins. Regular price 59c. special 35c. This flesh, Value Tonizht, sleeves, | cdge | § ENVELOPE 98¢ ca. | B S AND LADIES' MIDDY | | 1. Rotnfede | con & Largze | | Cocoa Palm Soap, 3 cakes for 1oc. | epe de Chine | have become emba | ties Sanitary | WEDNESDAY, MAY 14TH New Britain Special Bargain Day at Damon’s Some Items of Interest Misses’ White Canvas Sutton Children’s White Canvas Misses’ White Canvas Children’s White Canvas Misses’ Patent Button Women’s Women'’s Women’s Women'’s Women’s Men’s Tan Army Shoes Men’s Gun Metal Shoes Tan Bluchers Tan Lace Men’s Gun Metal Bals (bfdl;én Int) their stock sale ' Wednesday. New Britain houscwives shouid jook | to these united sales, visit their reg ular shopping places and see what the | retailer offers. 17T ie in New Dritain is the slogan of the general sales and | the merchants are trying to vonvins the purchasin public that vitriet prico and quality are the requisites for good business. An equally large 1 m- ber of shoppers is expected as was in evidence Dollar Day and it is a of first come,. first served. Watch the | ads in the par the next two nights for the best places to trade. | Merchants ed up for Day: Raphael tioner: Hardwa ready for the big Biz Sales Dept. Store, Star Co Fine, 1 on Tea Co., Long Shoe Ci Q.1 mon, Hanos & Demos, W, F G. A. Quigley, J. I, Morris Raphael, M. Jewel Lorraine Shoe Shop. A Andrew Sovereigns Trading Co., T‘u.v lar & Niven Co., Globe Clothing House, B. C. Porter Son Halloran, ~ George 5 Rubber Co., Crowell's Drug C. A Millan Store, D. M Eastera Millinery, Sloan Br & Prain- erd, Ashley-B Leonard & Herrman, Adna 7 . Cooked Food Shop, J. Rubin, Store, Sample Shoe, Renie t & Dunn, E. Meshken, M. A. elrod. Gillitz slovitz, Theo. Wilson, A. Boston Clothing Store, Spring & Buckley, Adkins P ing Co., M. P. Leghorn, Rabinow & Le vine, New York Sample Shop, Henry Morang, Bee Hive, Curran Dry Goods, Maurice D. Glazie T. H. Cogswell Miller & Hanson, Home Furnishir Enoch, Rackliffe Bros., J. n, Inc., Porter & Dyson, A John Bovle Co., Margan & 3 Porter Co., IL. [. Mills, Wilson Co., A. ‘A, Mills, Conn. Light & Power, W. L. Hateh, Home Bankin:g & Realty Co., LeWilt's Jewelry Co. Goldenblum Millinery, o., Tom Murray, Dres: Segal & Birnbaum. Shop, Raphaet Birnbaum, M O Hoffn McRBriarty ity Coal Johmson, Miller liam Cowlist e 5 0 an Birnbaum, Go fec- Ahbe Atiwood, Levy, Lazarus Co.. Bloomberg, Reed | E .Benoit, ¢ Olson, Bollercr. Nuth- smith, Dowen Martin, A. J mforth. Strom rennan Wil Churchill, the Flo AUSTRIANS WANT WIRES, But Since Germans Have Oniy Avail- able Ones, French are Embarrassci. 12.—The French rassed b v de- Pa May the Austrian authori ana tel 1cCoT mand made by that direct graphic communi Austrian peace delegation duri tintions, just the Germans. telephone ation be the nov reques as it is The the n corded Pumps White Canvas Pumps (h-ul;en lots) . White BU(R, 8 inch Lace . White Canvas Lace (brokcn lot) .... | available and cinson Drug | § officials Price Price Price § Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price $1.35, $1.25, $1.15, 98ec, “12.2.), . $2.00, $6.50, 6.50 Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Button ‘Sl 25 $3.00 $3.00 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 $4.00 $7.50 $4.00 $6.00 Pumps $3.00, $4.75, R ct that the German are using the only wires it s not considerad probable that they will agro to up any of their facilitics to their for- ber Austrian allies. il panies AR casual company 529 also were aboard, ARSI AR, the vessel's passenger list comprising May 12. 34 ofiicers and 990 mon. arises from the quarters and medical detachments, motor battalian and Companies A, B, C and D of the 307th Ammurition Train returned from France today on the nsport Arcadia. Casual com- and 534 and special delegates New York -The head RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN Opp. Arch St Phone 1409-2 SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY $9.98—One lot of Capes and Children’s value to $15.00. $1.19—One lot Waists, values to $2.00. $1.50—Colored Sateen Pettibockers, $2.00 values. $1.69—Colored Hea therbloom Pettibockers. $2 values. $1.00—One lot of $1.50 low bust Corsets. $1.00—One lot of low neck $1.50 Night Robes. $1.00—One lot of $1.50 White Petticoats. 89c¢—All $1.00 Rompers, sizes 6 months to 6 years. 69c—One small lot of summer $1.00 Union Suit small sizes. $1.00—Two pairs of 49c Fiber Silk Hose. $1.60—Three pairs of any 39¢ Hose for Women and Children. 35c—Women's 45¢ Knit Pants, 127 Main St. ) Coats, 45¢—Women's 59¢ Knit Pants. 50c—75¢ worth of notions except Cotton or Thread. At 50c—75¢ worth of any Ribbon. At 39¢—One lot of 50c Gloves. 1-3 OFF ON ALL SUITS AND CAPE and Capes which were $39, NOW and Capes which were $30, NOW and Capes which were $45. NOW Silk Suits Suits Suits $30.00 Sage-Allen & Lo. HARTFORD. HOME SEWIN WEEK New Home Sewing Machine Club Now Being Formed—Members Get a New Machine By Making small Payment Down and the Balance in Weekly Payment of $1.00. Every woman who is interested in home sewing ought to ae quaint herself with the possfbilities of the light running New Home Sewing Machine and especially of the portable electrid machine which are the labor saving machines for home use. For Home Sewing Week we are selling these machines on such easy terms that cveryone can afford to get one. The New Five Drawer Automatic Drop Head Machine is ong of the big attractions sale. This has all the modern im. provements, does every kind of sewing In the best possible manner. Sews thick or thin materials with equal precision. Has no levers,) catches or springs to get out of order. These new up-to-date machines only in Hartford are shown on our interested is invited to inspect them be tnoroughly explained. All you have to do is make the small payment down and you get your machine. You can then use it while you are paying for] it at the rate of $1.00 a week. which can be obtained here Third Floor, every woman| and all points about them will] The Weddtng! One Occasion When Flowers Cannot . be too Plentiful - LOWERS should come first in the calen- dar of your wedding gifts. If you know the Bride’s favorite flower, the matter is easy. If you don’t know her favorite, send yours. Th elmportant thing aboyt floral wedding gifts is in their arrange- ment—we will be glad to give you many helpful suggestions. ;- ROSES \____ Are Distinctly Wedding Flowuc R e el owers ferbrdal Gaar ead ot T SR bmhd.r, you can w]u s “Say it witd VOLZ FLORAL CO. | 92 West Main Street sick rooms. Flowers™ to BIG BARGAINS You Will Find Big Bargains at Clark & Brainerd’s Drug Store Bargain Day, Wednesday, May 14 ~me. 800 28¢c 23¢ otomarma e caene, 280 v oees sbiemivieio. 180 ———te e s et 18C LIGGETT'S OPEKO COFFEE, pound ...eceeenssesees LIGGETT'S OPEKO TEA, one-half pound . LARC QUEEN OLIVE! GRAPE AND BOACKBERRY MAYOD DRESSING TABLE & CHOCODATE PUDDING . SYMOND'S INN COCOA . N WRITING PAPER ENVELOPES to Match Paper 1 BOX MODERN Al 1 BOX SENIC LIN BOX LORD BAITIMOR IING CAY JUART WATER BOTTI POUNTAIN SYRINGE ... 5 OF THREE) OF VANILEA EXTRACT .. BOTTLI. OF LEMON EXTRACT . LIGHTNING CLEANS CLEANUP HAND PASTI CREAM SILVER POLISH . HAIR BRUSHE HAIR BRUSIE DICTTONARIES VIOLET DULC TALCUM POWDER | VIOLET DULC COMPLEXION POWDER ALMA ZUDA COMPLEXION POWD FRENCH IVORY COMBS 1 LB. FENWAY ASSORTED CHOCOLATES . _,, Jf;‘r-e- 23 EVEATN. STREET