New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920. WISE, SMITH & (0. —5Z DISTINCTIVE MAKTY YOUR SELECTION Only the very hest styles Suit or Dress is devcloped from the finest fabrics. prepossessing lines, choice use of trimmings, shades. There arc modcls here for every FROM OUR COMPREHEN ASSURANCE OI' SECURING THE VERY BEST IN STYLE, QUALITY AND VALUE. are included in our impressve showing Their beauty and refinement is augmented contras pe of figure and no matter what onc’s HARTFORD VIE SHOWING AND BE HAPPY WITH THE of KEaster Apparel—each Coat, by their of winsome requirements ng materials and diversified uses clothes are. the corrcet strics arc bere, and at prices that are surprising for their lowness. A Few of the Many Attractive Groups of Easter Suits STYLJISH NEW SPRING SILVERTON . Smart Lelted Suits which reflect style trend The narrow belt crosses in front and (he collar < in the newest shaw! effect. Small buitons t t 1ffs and the two roomy pock trmmed with buttons. .Shown in all colors. : ATTRACTIVE NLW SPRING TAILORED SUITS OF TRICOTIN A new mannish model which suggests English mode of swagger. masculine effect Sui Women. The material is a fine wool tricotine lined with silk peau de cysne. SUITS O very latest ' $39 | SMART NEW M ISH SERG New Tazilored Suts braid piping, the full flare ruifies on either hip. pecially commendable is the fine grade of tailoring which you will find in these suits. Naturally the colors shown are navy blue and black HANDSOME NEW SPRING SUITS OF FINE WOOL TRICOTIN. A correct copy of a new mported model which created much favorable comment at one of New York's largest IFashion shows very recently held. The material is a fine wool ricotine trimmed only with buttons and silk tailor braid. The lining of fancy silk. RING SUITS OF FL narrow of the coat has two piped Here Are Four Representative Offers in . Easter Coats 3 G NEW SPRING COATS rfl“:)!‘ WOOL VELOUR .......... $22 -50 In a short sport model these natty Coats have large patch pockets, a narrow belt and collar which can be buttened high to the neck. Many of the new colors are shown including sponge, French blue, beaver and black. NEW THREE-QUARTER LENGTH $45 POLO COATS ea0o ored model with self Trimmed inly with six A new straight line ta bit and wide sailor collar. 1 i rows of stitching and self buttons on each side. We feature these Coats in the different shades of tan which are so popular this season. FASHIONABLE POLO COATS A double breasted Polo Coat natty narrow leather belt and two large military patch pockets The collar be buttoned high if so desires. Shown in all the new spring shades. BEAUTIFUL FULL LENGTH COATS OF $7 5 GENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR POLO CLOTH These handsome Coats will be found the very smartest thing for BEaster and Spring Wear. of course the color is that smart shade of tan and the model is on the tailored English lines. / SPRING with can one Four Delightful Example of Our Easter Dresses SMART NEW SPRING FROCKS OF VELOUR FOR MISSES | $32 50 AND JUNIORS . A new blousc model which smartly simulates a suit and for that reasonis particularly desirable for spring wear. Both plain and check velours are shown in these natty ¥Froc DAINTY FROCKS OF SILK TAFFETA A graceful dress trimmed with narrow ruffl‘?s and self cording. You will like the soft colors in which these are offered. GRACEFUL WOOL EMBROIDERED $27 50 FROCKS OF WOOL JERSEY . A new model in this popular material which is particularly smart for spring wear. The wool em- broidery is in a new effect which is interesting especially in the color combination. BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON GOWNS $75 OO OF SILK CHIFFON TAFFETA . Copied from a recent importation this short skirt so charming The narrow sleeve model has a new draped that it must be seen to be appreciated collar of crochet This gown is very handsome in dark navy blue. HARRY HORWITZ 260 HARTFORD AVE TELEPHONE CONNECTIO) WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE ESTABLIS; STORE IN YOUR MID IS NOT SPECULATIVE, W EFFORT CE, WE HAVE SET GROCERY WITH THIS IN- MENT OF A GROCERY OUR AMBITIOX MEAN TO MAKF AN EA RNEST STAY. AND IN ACCORD FOR OURSELVES A STANDARD PURVEYING THAT WILL MEET APPROVAL OF THE MO ST CRITICAL. CLUDES PRICE AND Q UALITY, ASSORTMENT. IN AS WELL THE AS Little cats and scratches are aggra- over that cut and see how it heals WE DO NOT WISH A T THIS TIME TO ELAB- ORTE. OR DETAIL. WE SIMPLY DESIRE YOUR PERSONAL INDORSEMENT OR CRITICISM. A VISIT FROM YOU IS RESPECTFULLY RE- QUESTED. vating and painful. and they can even become dangerousifinfected. Prevent such a condition by cleansing the in- jured spot well, and then applying RESINOL OINTMENT. Its gentle antiseptic balsams soothe while they heal. A physician’s prescription, and recommended widely,—it is no longer an experiment to thousands who have ased it successfully for various skin affections. AZ all druggists. HUNGARY'S BANKING SITUATION GLOOMY Financial E@t Eiplains Why i Conditions Are Not Cheerful Dudapest, March 19—Roland Heg dus, director of the Commercis | and finance repiescntative i Hungarian dele discuss peace banking situation cannot i upon as cheerful, “All the banks loaned money to the & during the war and late fovernment can't pay, are inj ., he adds. “The abili of the state to pay depends upon the kind of = set. “According to th | fixed, it is difficult for us to j our industries. Oly bank about 25 small railways, for and part of these railways are in our 1rt in that of our neigh- territory, bors—the manians, the Serbs, ) on of ! ! I | | terms, vs Hunga be operate operates instar these railways may hate to cro customs frontiers “‘There many sugar | hindered in the same w may be left in Hu 3 while the best crop is acro: a customs line. The largest iron works in Hungary are out of orc, the having been given to the are | | and, with rich land and an en- > people, we are bound to rise The waters of the Danube and, with irrigation, we may do a good deal. om a mercly money point of we have in circulation about 10,000.000,000 crowns. The damage done by the bolsheviki may be esti- mated at 5,000,000,000. Our total war debt was about 3 00,000,000 crown; one-half of which consolidated into war loans. “Despite a crazy-quilt line fixed by the Allies, leaving hur dreds of villages to us and yet pla ing the railroad stations of these Vv lages in foreigid territory with a c toms barrier, making it difficult the villages to use the railroad, have not despaired.” was bound: for we TO BUILD SIX ST Philadelphia, Pa 12,500-ton tank built at Harr Contracts for been signed this year. ssels have just Work is to start within a few mon The entire capacity of the vard will be required to turn the six ships out on time. boundaries now ' Handsome Bow-End Bed--large Elegan' Dresser Beaut fu! Toile! Tah'e--Handy [}hitiemb; B. C. The Best Furnitu Have You Seen the American Walnut Bedroom Suite In Our South Window? PORTER THE LONDON “BOBBY” His Outfit is Changed and His Old Oil Lantern is Now an Electric Search- light. Londen, March 1 of tho | most picturesque features of the var- ied outfit of the London policeman, ! the old-fashioned oil dark lantern, is to give place to the clectric flashlight. The London *bobby” has been ac- customed when darkness feli to light his lamp and attach it to his belt at | the back slightly on the right side. It generated too much heat, was cum- bersome and when a policeman en- ! gaged in a scuffle with criminal his clothing was generously sprinkled with keroscne. PROTECT CROWN JEWELS | —One Custodian of Gems Plans to Install New Thief-Perplexing Devices in | Tower of London. London, March 12.—The authorities the Tower of London steps to strengthen the protection of the crown jewels that are kept the: Sir George Younghusband, their cus todian, Is planning to install new thief-perplexing devices ! The British regalia is kept in a| cage in the Wakefleld Tower clec- trically connected with two guard- rooms. Colonel Blood succeeded in stealing the crown in 1671. at are taking { the ! sults of irrigation on " 19 NATIONS TO ATTEND Madrid Next May Madrid, Ma at least 12 Delegates f re cxpected to at- the International iance to be held e nations Great Britain, Indiz, . Switzerland. Portugal, Swi Finland, Iccland, Germany, Rt a and Serb: ce the lust congress was held ut Budapest, seven years ago, 13 coun- trics have extended the franchise to women and thus, for the first time. cor s will have behind it (1 autho nd weight of large bodies of enfranchised women. Sp: cver, remains unconverted. Mr: ajini Niadu, poet and orator, is pected to be among the dele from India. ates RESULTS OF IRRIGATION Investigation in Colorado Shows That This Mcthod Causes Wonderful In- crease in Production of Grain. Washington, 12.— re rop production as compared to mnon-irrigation are shown by an investigation of the de- partment of agriculturc in Colorado. 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