New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. smmes | Y)UTHFUL TENOR | Closed Mnday during J and A;ug-usg " SEN@JRE[,ANH ' THE .' BEE HI | l SALE OF YOUNG MEN'S AND MER'S Is Unable to Produce Prool oil' CLOAK AND SUIT SHOP American Nativity ALL ‘WOOL SUITS e 373 MAIN STREET ind : a T f on the high ] L : . . n vovage to £ A' l' , that a birth lr —, — L imes prove an ‘ % 1 n the pursuit of a . | € » hix lack of such a | aoc roof of his contention ¥@ | that he was born in Philadelphia and ® ’ ® ¥ that his parents took him to Ireland ) | when he was four years old, young | O'Brien mig! now be winning tho hearts of American music lovers, as - . ‘orm The most sensational sacrifice of B4 did John Me( ick, the emulation | of whose career led the lad to secret - 3 himself on an A ican-t d - g . EimssiciafenliteassEaotbetna i and Women’s Long Coats ever attempted. , % | Instead. immigration officials, who | have only cold legal instructions to " = guide them in mak T THESE PRICES THESE SUITS WILL BE SOLD B8 | wnd et him try 1o o the o5 $9 98 $l4 98 he o sential facts concerning his birth FOR CASH ONLY after his return. O'Brien, however, despaired of being able to prove much about his origin, becauso his father pricing like this has been unknown for the past two i i e b l ’ 2 F The young tenor's f: s a sing pars on men’s clothing of this character. Yet manufac- pm.}.‘.-,hi‘\”\'\"n..;‘x":f\»e.- i ve dtariealts ® ® ok = cpread had it not by for a slight s of high-grade clothing have not been able to re- e el contrartaat caiiimilic MiTsin s causing him to be placed in the hos- ice production costs during this time. This sale is sim- pital for treatment. The nurses thers became enchanted with his singing, y the outcome of our having purchased for cash and ind Before he was deported he was ¢ w ’ d M- ’ S . . co rts fo he o imates thout profit a selected lot of suits, e omens an 1SS€S uits . habitants of the island generally. As . - o = It O'Brien" me today is ese Suits are all designed in the prevailing styles in 8 | S Tips of all Eilis Tniand. The hos- A 2 Models of Poiret Pwill, Tricotine, Men's Wear Serge, norti . > : xS tal attendants wi -alling his name ¢ & \A\ ’ D ons for men of difficult build. They are all well et Tes sy analeves mealoglers o . ‘ : ‘ ireme sorrow that he had to go back. p ) Velour Checks and Sport Mixtures, lored, of excellent fabrics. O'Brien is only one of hundreds of such cases that are sent back to their the island now awaiting orders to zo back, never having scen more of New York than its enchanting skyline. ’ A Every incoming ship from no matter [ ] en ons what port, according to immigration officials, brings from two to ten stow- aways, and almost 3 them have a . fruitless_voyage t vtry g , 00 ersey m-t |ts ; WON FERS 114-116 Asylum Street. . o . : - o Gingham, Voile and Organdie Dresses THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE Ne .. Dargest ,"‘l] Colors and Combinagons Sizes 16 to 52. » June 11.— B 8 R S R R R R $6.98 to $32.50 iailure in the aling in- \they have scored a catch and artlad e R RS et Fine summer types of Flowered Voiles, dark and light grounds, some are or- i . i} namented with ribbon bows, pearl buttons, flouncings, pleatings, skirtings and s still running on this l'uffling northern coast, and the men had gone far out to fi the seals that follow it. The wife of the light keeper on Gull Island saw signs of the herd on the ° jce, sent word ashore to the women of Tilt Cove and marshalled them into a n sealing crews. They went in boats, armed with clubs and gaffs, and, climbing on to the ice cakes, set out to round up a catch. They found the scals sprawled on all sides, and learned later they ' r had struck the main patch, the hope of all seal hurnters. The women wwrt cbout their work with vim and hid aotured or Killed Developed in Foulard, Crepe de Chine Foulard with 100 seals when ex®austion and ap- . proaching nightfall compelled them Georgette, Satin, Taffeta, Charmeuse, Georgette com- cecase 1 * labors qa ak he . . : . 9 D 2ioaddiel sl binations, included also are Tricolettes with Crepe de back they were given the task of Chine Combinations. stripping the pelts and renderirng the oil The AVION Price —— » § | ON TOUR TO GET 14 98 19 98 COMMUNITY IDEAS ® - ° .. $14.45 What a Brogue Is : | : | $24.98 $29.98 A brogue is a shoe whose upper is decora B .~ 1 . e e oeed. | g High Grade Sport Skirts Full decorations make this oxford a full brogue. Full brogues are the thing this Spring, but that i Actual values from $20 to $29.50 are priced ' wing-tip isn’t just for show. It supports the upper 1 F ; i $9.98 $14-98 $ l 9-98 where side-strain comes, keeps it from bulgin, g . > . 2 , over the welt. You'll be strong for this axfouds : M com l:;i::lt,iins(ie Chine Kumei-Kumsa, Baronet Satin and many other Silk handsome welt-stitching. A Walk-Over—made ", by the mak f the be 1 i / s 3 o pond g et | P Hundreds of New Voile, Georgette and Tricotte Blouses HARTFORD ONE PRICE CLOTHING CO. [N Greatly underpriced $1.98 $2.98 $4.98 $6.98 and up David Manning’s Featuring the newest summer fashions in a most wonderful array of all the @ @ \ I ) most desirable styles and a wide selection of new colorings. Size 36 to 52. dfi‘( ~er - e Shoe Store 211 Main Street, New Britain methods of central c ( f Washington. Her wsit include . » . Cleveiand, & n . . A Milwaukej