New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 2

Open to the Public || CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD. H i This Store Closed Friday Afternoons Until Sept. 13, Genuine Bargains and For Ladies and Gentlemen Dependabie Reductions “ August 2nd, 1919 | S P E C I A L S e, | $1.00 worth of Wall Paper > et e T O St et oS eno e Your Stationery and Border for GO C | THE ELKS’ CLUB All Our Pretty Voile Frocks at $6.95 sure indicator of your knowledge fvhat is correct in every depart- I “7 t of the world of fashion. The Orth up to $12.50 an who knows is therefore very |8 . | B st o e 4 OC It Ihei $1 OO i This is one of the finest opportunities you will have this year correspondance cards, etc. If O L 2 of securing a smart, well made Voile Dress for this low price. These would be absolutely sure of the frocks come in pink, blue, tan, beige, en, lavender, yellow and i es i 30 Washington Street [ tne darker colors in numerous styles. They are remarkable valuos Wall Paper, Paints and Varnish Will Be Higher ¥ ey | . William M. Sloan, Manager Splendid Assortment of Blouses So Take a Tip and Supply Your Needs at This Sale. AtS ol Prices i ; , ecia ] ; | Business Men’s Lunch and a La Carte. § A g JGKinson Dn“fl Co. | Unexcelled Cuisine, Prompt Service. LS L e e L S 169-171 Main Stree! l'he IOHN BOYLE COMP ANY Open from 10 a.m. to 12 o’clock midnight 41 oS00, $1.50. SLOK. Other models in French Voiles, $2.98, $5.98, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Painters’ Supplies 3 & 5 FRANKLIN SQ. PHONE 359 HALLINANS '}Il‘ddell [)ealu'ies Of mllSiC o SATURDAY BAKING price of every boys’ fancy suit ! EDERY B .. 12¢ Bunch it 9. € < - 10¢ each i in our stock. FRIE 5 C! AND 45¢ can Candy Specials Just because people are not famiiiar with them, many THE SH GRATED COCOANUT HAYSTACKS 52¢ per 1b. records which possess real musical beauty remain rather - Luke Horstall Ga. J M. HALLINAN Inc. obscurely hidden within the pages of the Victor Record e P O e 142 MAIN STREET. el Kind.” § i == — — It is to be expected that the music which is familiar TO HOLD RECEPTION POLICE SHIFTS TODAY. should be generally selected by record purchasers. The The regular monthly shifts in the IN DELEGATES’ HONOR | nolice schedule. took . sffect todun “great masterpieces”. will ever retain their hold upon the Offcers Thomas. Storey and Patrick affections of music-lovers. But there are many other num- Quirk go on the "4 a. m.-to-noon = Y. M. T. A. B. Socicty to Entcrtaf | shif and Ofcers John Lieblor and bers also distinguished by musical merit as well as by age Albe pe retur i o . . . . . . . CITY ITEMS. 1,000 in Socicty Rooms Wed- | Lichiciant Samust Basstoreh besan with which the public is all too little acquainted. Music his annual vacation® today. Sergeant ARG e Ol DA, e T o e e e that once heard will forever charm you with its beauty. ol o ranenehin e Elaborate s have been made |4 p. m. until midnight, during his Browse again through the pages of your Victor Record for the entertaining of the delegates sence, while one of the street ser- Blany autoists have taken advantage | 1o the national convention of : ts will take Serges <elly's . 1: : s . s e i Lmersl R fational oonven iono tifline e ns B L il iE e s can bl e catalog with these less-familiar selections in mind. Mark TN AU of P AW place at the desk from midnight BE Have your—Aavt Fattiora) Morday s o || rntan £ g any which may appeal to you. Or drop in at your Victor Lot of $2.50 Parker shirts to close | nesday of next week. The New Brit: = — $1.50 at Besee-Leland's.—advt, ain branch of the C. T. A. U. will en- | » o ,‘ dealer’s and ask him to play some of the “not so well tertain the 150 delegates with a big COMPLE' COUR . Additional borings > being made | reception to be held in the T s ha ~ ; s et 5 ” 1 Whigville for the purpose of de- [ We csany evening and an S \,l “”\7," ,“”"\ h".’\ '”,‘”"]“’ Lo known though beautiful numbers. We feel sure you : = sl el i € New York City, where he has been 2 o rmining the ground conditions be- | ance of 1,000 comprising B e s e will be rewarded by some real gems of music and enter- w possible dam sites. This work is | gates, the members of the s ¢ s iloilof cmbaimine e baseon -‘Ln;' supervised by the water com- {x-‘ nvvl; ;unll«!xm ntt;!nh\w;‘nlrflxr; ' Tl e e e s tainment. o ‘»’i;:::-r:flm plEpcliy vl Ll ense, of w. York last week and is ex- Lot of $2.50 Parker shirts to close T.“‘,M”\ have been sent to all thel pecting to take the examinations at ViCtor Talking Machine Co.’ Camden, N. J. $1.50 at Besse-Leland's.—advt. = will be | the Connecticut state capitol in Sep- BRIRS & itc- broperty on East street The e ember. He was at one time em- I o - e W i . (et was recently acquire e e estre urnish music for danc. j Ploved at the undertaking establish- _mpo ni 4 otice. ictor e;or s_:nd ictor Machines are scien- BMiar the sum of $15.000 was trans. rromt 8 lolclocl intilt 1 ke m il anall mentrof VWl T S Dunlayand s company. tifically coordinated and synchronized in the processes of manufacture, ed Yesterday 'to the city of New. hments will be served in in this city. and should be used together to secure a perfect reprodugtion. ritain The tract is about four |* y rooms. | . e New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the 1st of each month i The New Britain delegates to convention sessions ar: Thomas J. —_— “Victrola” is the Registered Trademark of the Victor Talking Machine Company Lot of $2.50 Parker shirts to close | Crowe, Thomas W. Crowe, Thomas J. e ] 4 designating the products of this Company only. res in s t $1.50 at Besse-Leland’s.—advt Meskill, Thomas Crean Willi: The meeting of those interested in | Scheyd, Fugh Curran, Philip Duffy N P ; £l Villiam Forsythe O frarse srming a local branch of the « F . League to Enforce Pe r is in the hands of the so- e e e ? bourd ef direciors and copimat _]f)i)l'lce been %ppointed follows t Minott Osburn, + Decorating committee, . Crowe, vas unable tol get hevelatithel| voiiam s A" “Forsythe reshment America’s own e L e committee, Philip Duffy, Hugh Cur- f g Lot of $2.50 Parker s o | ran and William Schevd: orchestra | il table drink with t $1.50 at Bess Leland’s. « and printing committee, T o . kill, William Schey # a flavor similar SLOTHES I Sonty MALMIEL] DISCHARGED: to coffee Person Posing as Prospective Buyer . IN ARGONNE DRIVE Charged With Theft of Suit. Carl Malmfeldt of 26 aple str INS’mN l 12 sturned to civil life o a year' i 2. nigh-priced ¥sultiiol h the army issing from the A : rEed X 2 ompany’s store on Main s a week. T iocalk<ciales - :nl‘mn; | b person posing as a prosp “US- | three months of active serv ind was | omer is suspected of havin in the Argonne drive. For the past t. He is being sought by the police. | few months he has been taking a Yesterday afternoon a dark-com- | course in architectural work in the plexioned young man entered the | Toulouse university. He plans to open Btore and told a clerk that he wished offices in Hartford again to practice 0 buy some clothes and, after look- [ his profession as an architect ng over the stock, he chose a suit, e e i but wanted it held for half an hour, TO FILE WAR RECORDS. VER'EATING when, he said, he would return and i | Allex-service men are urged to call : make a deposit. 2 et | o & doposit.. The clerk weported | %1 "war Bureau office.in City hall is the root of nearly all to the management several minutes ¢ 1 1 i B hont oemal munules o na Al out blanks) relating to theix digestive evils. If your that he suspected it had been taken | (M of service. experiences and sin- § digestion is weak or out ¥ D s o ' ilar matters se blank e 5 ixm;\:.,,,,rl‘\m,f,(,,',,,r,‘l h‘"“,,p "‘ “‘w forwarded to Hartford and filed with of kilter, better eat less L (L an was s ' i the State War Bureau to he Kept as and use permanent records by the State Council of Defense. The council will, A in retnrn, send the service men cer- - BELLARS tificates of appreciation. i ) iNDIGESTION fratie g the new aid to better 3 e T TO APPOINT JANITOR. i digestion. Pleasant to ¥/ > © BELLANS The finance committee of the school take —effective. 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