New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1920, Page 9

NEW ENGLAND’S GREATEST MILLINERY DISTRIBUTORS” . New Summer Hats Have Arrived For Saturday Hats of Organdie, Georgette, Taffeta and Milan Straws and Combinations in all Good : Colors and All New Styles Before Deciding on Your OUTLET $3.98 to $14.95 SPORT HATS We have just the Hat you want—the right style and the correct color to match your sweater, and as for values, that is assured when you buy at the OUTLET. $3.98 and up UNTRIMMED HATS Our entire stock of Un- trimmed Hats divided into two prices. Never before has any millinery ‘store in New Britain ever offered such values in Untrimmed Hats. Black and colors. 99¢c and $1.99 Qur Entire Stock of Children’s Hats Greatly Reduced I 257 Main Street, Booth’s Block At Less Than !; Off Original Prices $5.95 Hats _ $8.95 Hats .......... $3.98° $10.95 Hats Higher Priced Hats Also Reduced. Variety Quality SHOULDERS BIG CONVENTION. JOB| : | consuling by long-range cor respond- “énce. Mara is;associated with IHomer S. Cummings, State’'s Aftorney of Con- necticut. ‘ WENT QUICKER THAN HE CAM. Values & The NABOB SALE PRICE $6.95 ‘The Palm Beach Heel Women are turning:to lower heels. At Palm Beach last season the daughters of the rich, also many of the younger married women, wore Baby Lou heels. The pcrfcctlon of a Baby Lou heel is lost unless all the other lines of a tie are equally girlish. With this Walk-Over creation it appears at its best. Note the beautiful low lines of this tie, the high tongue, and the Frenchy bow. Our many shapes of Walk-Over Shoes insure you a perfect fit. David Manning’s ( ~@fl61‘ Shoe Store 211 Main Street, New Britain T “Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party,” George F. prominent Connecticut attorney, was | one of the first to respond, and hc's3 been responding ever since on one of | the most ticklish and exacting jobs of When the cry arose, Mara, | pre-convention days. Mara is personal representative inf San Francisco of Homer S. Cummings, | chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Since his arrival in Jan- | | uary, when he opened ofiices at Exposition auditorium where the big | Pemocratic conclave begins June s he has taken care of oflicial and press ium arrangements and shouldered a great part of preliminary details. Any | convention worker will tell the world | that this is a man-size job Until June 9, when the National Committee is scheduled to arrive, Mara is the only representative of { that body in San Francisco, occupying ithe same position with the Democrats | publicans. He has had the additional handicap f having to do most of his 0 0 G O R . g Fo) G BBR BB OLIBBBRB LG Leole T % ) DON'T Delay get vour Suit now at this special offer. i down the hotel reservations, directed auditor- ; that Fred Upham does with the Re- ! Cripple Suddenly Cured at Mention of Police. Birmingham, Ala., Junc 4.—He Game into the City Hall a cripple. He departed a few moments later with all his “infirmities removed. He offered to pay the city $25 a week for the privilege of begging at the intersection of Third avenue and Nineteenth street Before an oflicer could be summoned to take charge of n the cue and was and gone.with the red rabbit. He didn't him he haq st agility of a = leave his name. s RENITENTIARY HAS THEATER. Built by Convicts—Opening l’(‘r[orm.- ance Musical’ Comedy. Butte, Mont., .June 4.—With Gov. 8. V. Stewart as an honor guest and 600 prisoners as an audience, a musi- ca comedy dedicated the new thea- ter which recently was built by the : convicts within , walls of the Deer Lodge penitentiary. The convicts presented the leading lady with a bouquet of roses, a life termer making the presentation speech. Tt was the first play one in- mate had seen in his forty-two years in the prison W. A. Clark, Jr., of financed the theater, which 1,040 persons. the women prison- dy. Butte seats In the evening crs attended in a bo THREE FINES IN AN HOUR. Hizh Priec of “Getting in Bad,” oner Caliod It. Pris- Steubenville, Ohio, June 4.—"This is what I caM the high cost of getting in bad,” said Petér Pelicana, 28, as the déors of the county jail closed on him. Pelicana was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen goods and fined $10 and costs, and was rearrested on a charge of carrying concealed weap- ons and fined $25 and costs, and ar- rested a third time on a charge of hootlegging and fined $300 and costs, all in an hour. He paid the first two fines and $59 of the third, which left him broke, and he was remanded in jail in de- fault of the remainder. INTRODUCTION SALE 07, Silk Floss, 6 in. box imperial edge Mattress, DEE PO L. e R $27.75 ticking. very good 1007; Silk l-|(>\~ 5 1-2 in. box roll edge Mattress, good tic| Our price ... White Cotton Felt 5 1-2 Our price .... Others from Iron Springs Guaranteed Box Springs .............. .'$8.00 and up .. $25.00 and up We guarantee to make that old Mattress equal to new, at a big saving. 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