New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 3

- Boston Store We Close Mondays ai 6 p. m. PARLIAMENT SEAT: S i H ANB | Will Be First Woman in House 4 | of Commons BAGS For Ladies, Misses and. Children 1 A FINE HOWING OF NEW AND PRETTY NOVELTIE! FOR THIC" XMAS TRADE ¢ ol s i BAGS in Velvet, silver and deop pouch shape, silk lined, variety mirror | and change purse. Black and alll wanted colors, $1.25 to $7.50. | KODACK HAND BAGS something eatirely new, handsome novelty Come in pin seal and fanecy leathers all the best colors $2 and more, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HAND | BAGS—A lot of new designs in silk, | velvet and leather, also novelties in | beaded effects, fine showing 30c¢ to | $1.25 ea. STRAP AND ENVELOPE PURSES —Fine showing new shapes in ‘pin seal and fancy leathers, néw styles, black and all wanted. colors 30¢ to | $7.50. MEN'S BILL PURSES, ETC. WATERPROOF SHOPPING BAG —The biggest value you eveér saw for 28c. Waterproof doubfe . faced wool bag, large size, strgng and well made | 25c each. ko PULLAR & NIy Daily Freight ‘and Express Service NEW BRITAIN, NEW HAVENTAND NEW YORK IOCAL AND LONG n MOVING AND TRUCKY! TRUCKS BY THE DAY O} HOUR. A. H. HARRIS Care of Adna Johnsph, = - TEL. 9€1, A HAND Par tops, plain and ne self-covered tassel ends, FOLDS, . CHAN Eastwood Electrical “Service Station and Garage. @tarting, Lighting and Ignition Sys- tem Specialists. K MAXWELL SERVICE STATION. REAR 193 MAIN STREET, Phone 387-12. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING “JESTER 193 ARCH STREET M_ VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from V5 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars, i ‘CITY SERVICE STATION. | . +A. M. Paonessa, Prop. DENISON GARAGE | 430 MAIN SYRERT | fivery Cass for Hire, Day anfd Night. | Storsge, Supplies and Hepairing, American-horn b dy Astor, Viscount Nov. mouth, = wify of Astor, was elected to parliament from the 1 he b Suatton Plymouth in 15. Tho division of alloting of November result was announced after a count of t follows he I Lady the lower 1 and Jdoyd secretary of Baron lord, hearty Labor during‘the campaign, whic assumed quite bitter aspects. Lady Astor, who was formerly Miss Nannie Langhorne, of Virginia, is the mother which dur Plymouth t house of commons after the death of Viscount Astor of Hever Hall had lett her husband heir to the title and ne- | cessitated 1g her canvass. afternoon as 14,495; “oot, allots here this Lady Astor, unlonist, Gay, labor, . 4,139, Astor hecame a candidate for in the British his retirement from the house of parliament. Premier | George, A. J. Balfour| former state for foreign affairs, Fisher, former first sea | among other notables, gave | approval of her candidacy. | legislation was the chief issu at times, fact occ of s she children, a boasted on one of sion tor will be the first woman Dr. at the Cause and Remove It D substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a vege oil. bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which calomel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for a week and note the pleasing effect, BAD BREATH Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the table compound mixed with olive They act gently but firmly on the 10c and 25¢ a box. 88 New MANOSS AUTO G0, OVERLAND AGENCY, Btorage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. -l i 139 Arch St. EPENDABILATY 18 a prime thane @ our k AATIICACB SERVICE W ®s meanise) one: Aeay), careriilly” (driven car altt tie? 113 {PIME. W vido: cometortably and sately ‘in oW ol our cars:: @il rostin Watllihgs andl funerals a speclalty. AMERVES; TAXTT SERVICE GARAGE Rax: 5057 Malp Bteeet «on a certain time—a fen- Juealll -1728- for a car and WILL be DIONNES focal and long distance moving ana trucking. sonable prices. -32 and 382. New Britain’s DON'T FORGET Pianos and parties at rea- Also storage. ’Phone 8 Gilbert street, Britain. | member [ peared to fall in | teen miles south of me. 28, 1916, 'LADY ASTOR GETS | i e ©F qeme| mons. Countess Markievicz was elected a member from St. Patrick’s | division of Dublin in the al | election last year, buf, with the other Sinn Feln members clected in Ire-| land, has never ner seat | The howing Lady Astor to) have a mafority over all of 1,064 and ! a pln of 5,203, compares \\it'n: | to take a seat in gene vote, to and the pluralit, secured by her husband, or Waldorf Astor, at the 1 general election.' Gay, then also the labor candidate, received votes in that election to 17,091 Major Astor, while Captain Rasnom, ' the liberal candidate, roceived 3,488 votes. Lady Astor will take her seat on| Monday next. Scores of prominent members of parliament, anticipating {ho result, had requested that she al-| low them to be her sponsors. A new always escorted into the ommons by two sponsors. house of METEOR FLARE SEEN FROM THREE STATES Firveball Falls in Lake Near Grand | Haven, Mich., Causing Incandescent | Light and Earth Shock. Chi the Nov. 28.—Evidence that t flare visible for a few sec- . 20, grea | onds Wednesday night in vortions of i three states horfering Southern Lake | Michigan cameé fromy | a Muge meteor | was obtained today. | A lighthouse attendant at Grand! Haven, Mich., described the phenom- enon follows: | “What looked like a ball of fire ap- the lake about iif- In its rush downward at terrific speed, I could clearly hear it whistle. When it struck the water, a flash of flame shot into the air.”’ Detroit, Mich.,, Nov. 28.—That a meteor of (remendous size plunged into Lake Michigan Wednesday night causing earth tremors felt in a dozen Southern Michigan citles and sending a pillar of flaine hundreds of feet in- to the air, is the theory generally ac-| cepted In explanation of the earth shock which.at first was believed fo have been caurcd by a terrific explo- sion at some industrial plant. From reports from various Mirn-l igan, Indlana \and Illinois cities, it appeared the center of disturbance | was near tne lower end of Lake Michigan. | Resldents of Battle mazoo, South Bend, Grand Haven and other Western Michigan cities fled from their homes, fearing an earthquake. Houses were shaken, the country ves illuminated as by the | sun, the earth trembled half a mo- ! ment, then came & deep prolonged rumbling which wag heard as far as! South Fend and La Forte, Ind Creek, Kala- Leading Shoe Store MODERN BOOT SHOP with enough gasoline to BARS “GAS” SALI SUNDAY. Baltimore Colice Chief Warns Motor- ists to Stock Up. Nov. 28.-—Automobilis today through an order Marshal Carter for the Sunday selling to supply themselves carry them since he regandsiits sale v as an act neitheér of cha which the laws ex Baltimore, were warned issued by Police enforcement of and work laws over Sund on that da ity nor necessity, | empt. The sale of gasoline is specifteally forbidden and automobile tourists who might run short of fuel within the city limits would be unable to re- plenish their supply. IS 86 YEARS OLD. k T.eupold celebrated 86th birthday at his liome at 365 Arch street Wednesday. Among the,gnests were his sons, grandchildrén and gr grandchildren. A pleasant surprise took place towards the end of the evening when M William Steiner announced the engagement of her sister Mrs. Emma Lehman, to KEd- ward Copeman of this city. HOW MRS, BOYD AVOIDED AN OPERRT!O Canton, Ohio.—‘‘I suffered from a female trouble which caused me much sufferipg, and two doctors decided that I would have to go through an operation before I could get well. “ My mother, who had been helped b; LydiaE. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound, advised me to try it before sub- mitting toan opera- tion. Itrelieved me from my troubles so I can do my house work without &ny difficulty. I advise any woman who is afflicted with female troubles to give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- | pound a trial and it will do as much for them.”—Mrs. MARIE Boyp, 1421 5th St., N. E., Canton, Ohio. ometimes. there are serious condi- tions where a hospital operation is the only alternative, but on the other hand | 80 many women have been cured by this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, after doctors have said that an operation was hecessary — every woman who wants to avoid an operation should give it a . fair trial before submitting to such a trfi'ing ordeal. f complications exist, write to Lydia ! E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for advice. The result of many years experience is at your service. New Britain’s Leading Shoe Store VALUES!! Beyond comparison—that is our way of selling Shoes. Styles and fit go hand in hand. Look over our window display—be convinced. Specials for Saturday. LADIES’ All Black Kid, also Brown Kid with Cloth Tops. High and Mili- tary Heels. 485 LADIES’ Havana Brown Calf Skin, Military Heels, a good walking Boot. LADIES’ Havana Brown and Black Kid Skin in High and Military Heels. A great for dress wear. And A Complete Line Of Shoes For the Little Folks. e v .MIODERN BOOT SHOP 168 Main Street. SHOES For Women Agents For W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES For Men $4.75 and up his | (INCORPORATED) Hartford Another Purchase Destined To Make 100 DELIGHTFUL DRESSES IRRESISTIBLE AT $22.50 price to which these pretty dresses have been reduced - —Irresistible because of the value that $22.50 makes possible—and that is the important thing to recognk and to consider in connection with this particular sale of dresses. —These dresses indicate savings that will be eagerly sought, uled for Saturday —F'rom our previous records everyone knows, without our urging them, to come You can alv t this price but NOT dresses that are $45 values After all, the question today in dresses Is s wre size 16 to 40 For there will be delightiul Velveteens, . ricotinos and Serges in these sizes In navy, rich Winter Browns, Tan, Plum, Taupe- D s thit the mo vored fashion features of the se Bloused Dresses with long waisted girdles stylas that are youthful—tailored straight-Iine houettes—in fact, every style that you could possibly wish for will be found in this assortment —If you contemplate a new and fascinating frock for winter—DO NOT IGNORIE THIS- OPPORY L)J];I\ —Yes, irresistible indeed, because of the 1| 5o please keep In mind that this sale is schode early and get dresses | in their size. s get dresses or thesse sizes. Bispue, 3 embody noen, &y’ i on——fpr street, after BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE SOROSIS SHOT ARE.ABLE 1 OFFER More Than 2,000 Pairs;; — of Shoes — . AT SAVINGS O FROM $3.00 TO $6.00 MANUFACTURERS, Wi A PAIR. THIS IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY shoes §n thefstoclk beeén able to ¢bt and) the The sales manager of the SOROSIS SHOE 1acks. Our share was over 000 pairss of ve These shocs will be on sale turday and Monday. shoes for Misses and Children in the sale as well us for ed Yuality orders to all shoe; e ever hown and Women unple variety Men [ 1 WOMEN'S SHOES SELLING AT ! — $8.75 — Brown Kidskin Shoes; Gray Kidskin Shoes: Black Shoes with colored tops; All Black Kid Shoest Tield Mouse Kid Shoes; Over 1,000 pairs of shoes, best quality, late styles, values up to $15. Lhoiee. at $8.75. e ' HIGH GRADE SHOES FOR MEN A — $11.85 — ) Included in this sale of good style men's shoes i TAN CALFSKIN SHOES, BLACK KIDSKIN SHOES, BROWN CALFSKIN SHOES., Values tor $464 —Cholce at $11.85. y Boys’, Girls’ and Misses’ Shoes at 10 Per Cent Off Regular Prices Shoe Section, Second Floor ahb: Real Suits for Real Boys—And an Fxira Pai Of Pants For $ 24 1s practically twi nearly double. These are real suits, ble seat and knee, with strong 1 1zes 10 to 18 Colors, brown i IS WORTH A GREAT DEAL suils— Xty mule of splendid chance to get what the wear of u sult pretty ihe besl fashion. Pants are dc wear comes. The suit RA PAIR OI' PANTS Here's in"oreer gray Look them over Ng S SHE Three-quarter P-LINED COAT length LEATHERIZED SUITS FOR BOYS coats special where the wear comes. 18. Best $15.00 to $20.00 lined Speeia Leather showing this week. Sizes 8 to Suits for e hard wear. Prices Aesiay Furnishings walst, slzes 2 to Boys' Union Sults, sizes 8 to 14 . $1.50° welght, only $1.89 Union White Sults, button at v ribbed speclal at 13, special : Those Who Select Toys Here Now Skim the Cream EVERYTHING that should havea the pick of the big new Grey and white, just the right One-picce Pajamas, 6 to aturday in a well Later place stock regulated Toyland, many things will be A big, fresh stock of literally If you make selections Saturday gone—not to be replaced. you will get We can’t begin to enumerate—but here's a suggestion or two. nursery. 19¢ Up TS are fine. The boy can get amusement and instruction i mechanic them. He can make airplanc tathes, vranes, tractor and tank cars, automobile chaseis and hun- dreds of other thin Sets are ..., $1.00 to $12.00 Moving Picture Machines—the I thing. A novelty that will furnish no end of amusement. . $1.49 to $4.98 $1.29 to $3.98 $7.08 Up Those MECCANO § I"urniture for the doll house and tor the White Knamel Doll Chairs White Enamel Chairs for Children ..., 98¢ Up R0o6) Mables . .1 ion oy auins . $4.49 to $6,08 Aund those Army Tanks—warranted to please | the child veenaye e B405 Shoe Ilies, for little tots 5 . $1.85 to $6.08 Ifor the Baby get a Duckydoo ,..yisaiass $256 Christimas Stockings siveaay DOO to 8138 Submarines trrsanaass Only SO0 Dressed Dolls Ciiivee. O9¢ to $15.00 Kiddie Kars .... Sterting Sleds . Roll Top Desks