New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 6

ritain e e ' 'mg #####%#####w###fi##@'fifl# proper proriptings from the United “JEST RUMINATIN".” UBLINHING COMPANY, States, to cover the objections raised (Robert Russell.) Proprietors. by the most rabid of its opponents? (Benday Could not an amendment be made Psychology’'s a study that & WISe Smlth & C 1a Bullding, 1o 1he Sevbannt by i Drasent meswm: tells how man's brain will act: ’ Monthe. rs, providing, for Instance, that it's based on many theories ) 2] SRS @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@fi@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi | League in order that, for the sake MILL-END SAL and to Encourage Early Shoppers These Specials from 9 to 12 o’Clock Saturday COUCH COVERS MILLINERY Oriental stripe Couch Covers, Duvetyne tams, in navy, the durable kind, full size, regu- brown, sand and coral. From lar $3.95, on sale 4th floor, 9 to 12 o'clock $l 75 from 9 to 12 o’clock $3 29 Saturday ........ sacudazl et e = WOMEN’S SUMMER SUITS MARQUISETTE CURTAINS Stylish Suits of line, Neatly hemstitched and motif made to retail at $16.98. corner, also some with lace suit dept. from 9 to edge and insertion, regular 12 o'clock Saturday $4.49. From 9 to 12 $ e e (‘ SUMMER DRESSES o’clock Saturday, pr. 3 B 9 W E oA e TABLE OIL CLOTH that were made to retail asshigh Table Oil Cloth is always as $19.98, on sale at suit floor needed at one time or arnother. from 9 to 12 o’clock $5 00 We will sell the white and fancy Saturday colors, slightly imperfect, at SUMMER SKIRTS ‘oo:;::k Suor S Srn S8 A clearance of women's white Gaberdine Skirts, in several SR Panaas (A 30 _different tailored models, regu- CLOTHES BASKETS lar $4.98 values. From 9 to 12 Willow Clothes Baskets, large o’clock $3 50 size, oval shape, worth $2.50. Saturday ........ . On sale at Basement from 9 to 12 o'clock Saturday 201 qaemw@ e draft. His sentence will SWEATERS FOR WOMEN Tuxedo Coat and Tie Back models. Black, navy and colors Priced $8.98 Upward If the United States is wanted in &S 28 A5 25 5 NEW SILK FPETTICOATS Silk Jerseys, Taffetas and Satin, Priced $4.98 upward 7| ‘aaaa# 4 ° K BEBBHG BED SHEETS : Seamless Bleached Bed\Sheets_ size 81x90, made of soft finish FLOOR BRUSHES extra heavy cotton, with wide Hardwood floor Brushes, hem. Regular $2.69. Nope household size. Regular $1.50, to dealers. Limit 6 to a cus- at basement from 9 to 12 tomer. From 9§ to 12 °'¢1°ck . 98| T L SRIONE PASTRY BOARDS PLAID BLANKETS Need a new Pastry Board? Wool finish Plaid Blankets, Here's a bargain. Regular full size, regular $4.59, none 'to $1.25 kind, at basement, from dealers. From 9 to 12 o'elockg 9 to 12 o'clock Saturday $ Sacuctay <o potr $3.49 A0 00 40 0 00 0 0 0 clsm is offensive. One 18| greatest respect and admiration.’ MERCK’S SUGAR OF MILK KOMO CREPE On sale at drug dept., from Mill ends of Komo Crepe and 9 to 12 o’clock 43 fercerized Crepe de Chine, 38 Saturday ...... pound (4 nd 40 inch wide, all colars. ‘ lar 5%c and 75c FRECKLE CREAM Boeuia Sti , From 9 to 12 o’clock Stillman’s Freckle Cream, if A 44c @ you have accumulated any freckles at the seashore, try WHITE POPHNS “ Stillman’s. On sale at toilet Mill runs of'.extra fine white goods dept. from 9 to mercerized poplin, 36 inch wide, ‘ 12 o'clock Saturday .. 286 value 79c yard. From 9 to his eyesight was failing and he was | equainted with tho base- | phyically “played out.” 12 o’clock 49 WILLIMANTIC COTTON saturday ....... yard c Willimantic six cord cotton, all sizes, at Notion department, WOMEN’S VEILS none to dealers, limit one dozen Slip-on Veils, in black, navy, to a customer. From 9 to 12 taupe and brown, plain and o’clock Saturday beauty spot effects. Regular 29¢ per dozen From 9 to 12 o’ clock lgc Saturday ....... WOMEN’S GLOVES Black Silk Gloves, 12 button ORGANDIE FLOUNCING length, sizes 5 1-2, 6 and 6 1-2, Organdie flouncing, 36 inches regular price $1.69. From 9 wide, in white, pink and Orchld,#¢ to 12 o’clock with four rows of ruffles. Regu- @ Saturday ; lar $2.98 yard. From 9 w 12 oclock S o '§2.398 Hair Ribbons for school, silk moire, plaids, satins and flower- WOMEN’S NECKWEAR # ed designs. Regular values up 0dd lot of collars, sets, etc., $J to 59c¢ yard. From 9 to in white and colors, organdie o'clock and net. Regular $1.00 values. a Saturday From 9 to 12 o’clock 45c # WOMEN'S OXFORDS i Patent - Colt Oxfords, Louis FRAMED PICTURES heels, plain toe, beautiful The celebrated Gutman pie- ‘ models, can be worn with spats, tures, in gilt frames, excellent fl Regular $8.50 quality. From value at regular price of $3.45. ag 9 to 12 o’'clock $5 00 You buy them at the fourth Saturday . pair - floor from 9 to 12 $2 79 a ‘clock turday, MISSES’ WHITE SHOES QislockiSaturday, on ® White Canvas High Shoes, MEN'S NECKWEAR Goodyear welt sewn, broadform Elegant four-in-hands, de- last, extra high cut, regular signs that are sure to please. $3.50. From 9 to 12 o'clock Choice of our entire $1.50 line Y pate $2.45 | Sochsaturdey . $l.00: STATIONERY MEN’S PAJAMAS High grade Writing Paper, Our regular $3.25 Pajamas in_ sells regularly at 39%¢c per box. plain colors, sizes a. b. c¢. From From 9 to 12 o'clock 9 to 12 o'clock saturday . per box 29C Saturday .. $2 89 Zost Ofos at New BraIB | ot to its own declared reservations, fact. You wonders why a Class Mall Maty Fig e resecvations ] mastl with ke h!lhr n|;usl r«mu-k .ur..lnu_ pe- i culiar deed—a knowledge o' SPHONE CALLS | approval of the ? 5 o e, e S ! : anan 1o advertisers. t: you how his mind worked, bit — press ner Provision would have to be By bl You calii s mae s b ; e et tvery entitied | made in such an amendment for a ol' psychology’ll disclose the m for republication of all ROWS | ) L cussiO 4 vor- reason why he don't resent an’ ted | Tull, sion and for favor y he ent an it or not otherwise i"“ punch you on the nose. That tion from the army by . obnoxious cuss plumb square- ol The United States stands in a pe- ly In the eye. But this here , | cullar position far across the ocean League o' Nations seems to All marked for a Quick Clearance, regardless of original cost, as - twould soothe the people; oth- t 8 y - of men and woinea of | © It In many others. Witness the S Tsiat et b Tor the finding and con- | PClsh-Russian strife in which our bbbl bonts Maetd ho other Bergdoll. The is belleved, bring an in- trying to tell us, but would think that covenant, whic “ceptab 4 = | in the search bolng mare | | e ch would be acceptable | he wants our drum corps to parade ive. All means of pub-| ' °YC'Y man and woman in this | to compositions from the great mas. SUMMER BLOUSES would like to “make a trade” but | played on it is naturally played in the NEW SATIN OVER BLOUSES hesitates to make an offer, honestly | K¢ that the instrument is made to, That are moderately priced belleving his would be a fair one, but | Snd It doesn’t require an artist to b . : played in any key. The flute, and of | jhave been perfectly right| of the United States into the League | course the piccolo, 1s a hard instru- plsm of the work of the|as it is written; others who oppose ' ment to master and good plavers on womething doing”. it sives a great many of the boys a Striped, plain colors and woven cord Madras nt trouble in City Hall, YOUTH RESTORED. chance 1o get ints corps and %0 we $2.75, $2.95 and $3.45 Suit. have drum ocorps galore, and good Compare these values with what other stores are showing. to wish that tho Mayor Thus Is quoted a man, Chancellor | aas they come out, but no doubt they few mistakes be m:ldn; of the Chicago Law School, seventy- | all sound alike to “Jake”. Some men lclsm, if only the officlals | one years old who says he feels and | 279 that way. you know “KOVERALL” PLAY SUITS o ;r.-n., .-nm; down the street playing ‘O S HOSIERY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ‘oday e is rom grand opera? who, whenever his team | 4 new man is his claim. We have drum corps that use flutes SEAM BACK SILK HOSE #ain confidence in them- | that he got nothing pertaining to any | FEht. We know what to expect from FOR WOMEN 0 ve know what to ex- 5 . S nowledge of the position | goat. Comi F LG foorpe e Seam back, regulars and out sizes. Fine quality, high lustre & omipg from a man occupy- | pect from a band, and we know what L IS P iaA L hifa e bocdovan) vitality | 014 as I am, T could follow you down = x = described by the Chancellor brings | the line with as much pleasure as AND BARONETTE SATIN & celobrated warrior of | results which last but for a very bricf | when I was a boy. 40 inches wide. e @ for the reason that this | might spring something well At cheftop W hy, jmen, § Soliee Sads) Size 45x72 ...... Ceiieei.... $1.98 pair ald be the last man ever | miraculous. )l fthed Europsan icountiies thntie Bine 66X8Y ..o it i .. $3.69 pair 3 toured through some years ago ac- " $3.98 pair same mistake again. “Almost past belet,” Size 68x80 .... e 3 .98 pai nigh | » 0, BUBBHEE GO UGG OEHHOHE B | any nation may join the League sub- || combined with things that's —ALWAYS RELIABLE League? Or, rather, psychology, they say, is all you | might not the League amend the need. A candidate acts out table advertistng m-dl!fl'.: | covenant to provide for the entrance Nnnc_'he;.w)\m was ”‘f' cause Clreulation hooks and DS | ¢ 400000 nation as a “limited part- | of it? Psychology will tell ot < | able action by every member of the 2 black ol' pipe that thinks a lot may some day let us know BALANCE OF OUR SUMMER STOCK BERGDOLL GUITY. of the League itself, the incoming the proper w to treat a chap SDOLL G iven out | Mton would be obliged to guarantee who's allus actin’ so. The il news has been given ov clinati tural is jest t aeuta 0 inc on natural is jest to oo o s o | .80 bra v i e for i . || fEnion uatosh e NCE PRICES SATURDAY labor. ave & r " " pt Bard Mbo | from the other members. Practical- e R B D we must have room for Fall Goods. en for granted that tho} = good for nations it should (S his verdict some duys | |7 !t MY have no use for and be of sure be good for man. The Ms Giad 1t appé .\ no use to the League in many ways; trouble is we don’t know yet if | VOILE DRESSES NOW $4.98 TO $9.98 EACH ' - bt ad; some say i | Ieniledga g the | It May have use for and be of use ! it is good or bad; some my Worth double and more, in many instances, | government has found it necessary to minds o' men to find what sort Sonter Wil s o' Brotherhood o' man will be bught in France are not the proper kind. ! . but it is a qniet about it, bu! N | the League as badly as Lloyd George ntense for words. = and others have indicated it seems | ™ —— hust be found. The con-| 0 % & ‘ N ust not and | as though the League itself could find ake” in this evening’'s Herald. I is brother m a way, through amendment of its really do not know just what ho is country. t be taken to keep the es w In models that are unusually smart ." public eye, that the| V¢ 40 not seck to have the League | NOW. if he knewithe capsbiliciesiof VOILE BLOUSES 5 2 ...... $1.98 upward . solve our prot ho fifo he would understand how EORGETTE BLOUSES .... .... $4.98 upward Inay realizo here is a cnse | 10 C OUr Pro dlems for us, but Wwe | ;uelesn it would bo for them to try it. ~ ot overnment simply cannot| "7 Pe much like the man who | The fife is very limited. Everything 8 AND FIRE. S play one well. He, no doubt, has the y o (elrl:x the other will consider him | piccolo in mind. The piccolo is the MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS rom offica in | exorbit i : mation pffic rbitant in his demands. amo as the flute except that it is| The good wearing qualities at reasonable prices. the expression “Whero | This Is a suggestion. There are | Pitched much higher. Execution is MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS eTNoea sins there is fire.” Mayor | many who would favor the entrance | ' _5ame on both and they can be Full cut, large, roomy kinds. ttee of which T. Frank | any Democratically concelved League, | them are very hard to find. They A S ML EHIRTS IS Guaunod from the| who 1t ls Delleved. would comaides :r.xwm“,:,r:d nunv:-:;m‘:: fl;;‘\'c‘:)" sense Of fine count checked Nainsook. Value $2.50. Special, $1.98 each. " Vi e e is if- a member. Or he may | this suggestion worth thinking about. ferent. It is played by ear, as we say. tty and childish and It being comparitively easy to learn, MEN’S PAJAMAS mations and changes, at| “There has been some levity over | ones, too, .providing they stick to suggestion, give rise t0 & | the news of gland operations, but | drum corps music, which is just such ing that tho Mayor's man- | they should be treated with the “\ll‘fl‘ SITE M8 NG GELLE LAkt ek MEN’S NAINSOOK TUNION SUITS Our corps play all the new marches Our $1.50 grade. Saturday $1.29 Suit. inistration would be al-|actually is physically twenty-five years | du:‘f "(')"‘“"“‘:"“: "'“,]"l“ ::d So:::‘_":z Save clothes, stockings and washings. They're tough as they lo themselves in ofice | younger after a goat interstitial | a flute. None of us want to hear the INAEGRSmUNE Blvee (1] fof S amsre e S haen 3 al | a uu-m. nnt;*n us wz:: tho mvk ml Made square neck and elbow sleeves. oy wou. e able t0| cland operation. A G on a fife. ow wou e rank and @ oberation. A little while ago | 4, ¢ New Britain like to hear tho e catoher In the outfield, | After the Chancellor's remark about | 'PStead of fifes, but they are not the o~ B]“k"l‘;};“e l‘“'d °°'dl°"'";l ~ IR Saco. and perhaps | 1o 2k | corps the young hopefuls follow down turday $1.50 pair. alue $1.85. 7 evity one does not dare to make | (ho street. They are too dainty. The plays himself. His men | facetious comment such as remarking | drum-corps of today and the music Ny Piages o SE ure where they will play| that some doctor “got his goat,” and | they give us are, to my thinking, just “LEYTON” BLUE TICKET SILK LISLE HOSE are especlally fitted. or| ng yuch a position attention should be | we will listen to from a symphony or- Saturday 9€c Pair. Value $1.25. could become especial- | given to his declarations—serious at- | chestra. They all have their places in they allowed to make a | tention. i our hearts. and still continue on thetr | Even if the restoration of Druts Soorpe; Satick S0 your, Finsta SPECIAL PURCHASE OF SPORT SATINS — SATIN PATRICIA who sald, as narrated | period, the dchievement of science, if Bands I Am very Semiliar Wik, CODIEIS R DO R S e B & Bis “Lives”. that hol tne S having played for years in them. The s there Is truth enough in it to call it |y a0 "o rnited States do not look & certain lleutenant In a| an achievement, is wonderful almost | to Britain or any other FEuropean BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES AT AUGUST SALE PRICES on wherein he had made | past belief. It is a seed from which | country for quality. They stand alone. COTTON FLEECED BLANKETS but not quite. | knowledge his superiority. When our | bly the Mayor's critl-| The transfusion of blood not many | boys were in France our bands helped Just in this instance: But Dars have t . 3 in a large way to make the people of 2 B hatita that where] T 80, would have been comsidered | ¢ giiicken land love us mors WOOL BLANKETS & physician’s dream. Along came Jake says thero never was an Full size, white, grey and plaids. Exceptional values, #0 many smoky resigna-| Dr. Carrell and turned the “dream” | Anglo-Saxon born that wrote an op- $10.00 and $12.00 Pair. “firings” there Is pretty | nto something as practi as the | era that was worth the paper it was some fire of temper ablaze. |"setting of a broken bone. written on. How about Sir Arthur Sullivan, Michael Balfe and our own “BEACON” BLANKETS Victor Herbert? 3 , AMENDMENTS. have questioned with a doubting | As for the Scotch bands T won't say Just received from the mills a shipment of these fine quality roEmn » 2 £ Scottis Blanitets in white and grey, of Nations will be the | sMile the statement that we all car- much Me being of Scottish blood, Single or 3-1 Boed Size $6.50 pair fssue of this campaign no | T'ed around with us a perfectly use- | N° doudt I am prejudiced. The pipes Full Size .. $6.98 pair may not be of high art, but many a candidates may try to | 1ess thing that became inflamed some- | 1o BO0 P8 €1 TR S0 L or deeds, Extra Large Siso ............... c+ee.. $8.50 pair the background—if they | times and brought illness or death. and many a brave lad has laid down The name “Appendix” was given to | his life for his country to the skirl- ing of the pipes. pertaining to the League | it & " ns aied it ) T aa e Nyt hathin e anElcuse Tnas today therefore, is of the | ferer ke L reedom from !, .king here during the parade last interest, | pain returned aturday. That is a fault we have FACTS AND FANC[ES ¢ > here New Britain T have always candldate implied the Certain vegetables and liquids pos- in A | noticed. Tt was not that the people ~~Franklin Roosev sess something some of us lack. s t v expected gems from “Lucia” and were ; BRI corvee—toa: the | E0itre comae from the Insumicisncy of | SXPSCt4d guma from -Lucia” and wers By ROBERT QUILLEN of the United States had | 'odine in the victi It is claimed them. Far from it. We were too in- Just what does Mr. Bryan think America’s reluctance to accept man- ek well notwithstanding | And has been proven in certain cases terested listening to real drum corps| . “the situation besides what he isn't datories may be due to her knowl | that the adding of iudide of potassium | Music and too busy enjoving it to| Guving? soge of What happens to umptren | think of applauding = #re about to amend it the | Will reduce or cure the goltre. Did the boys mi the applause? 2 A local cynic remarks that “paint | he hoped. His argument | Thusif vegetables, minerals or liquids | Not so you would notice it. The hap-| The great trouble tofy l:v::mth‘;z the surface and you save all” doesn’t he League considering al- | €an bring us health when properly in- | piest musicians on the earth are those [ many men are thinking wi SBEIViTo e jected into man's system why cannot | same drum corps boys. appetite. ; Long life to them, just as they are Japan' telwilitag o lense Shentany Very truly yours, i w. This profiteering in accordance with any - renewed strength for certainly man, | MAC. It is nothing ne P h any plan that e Not many years ago one would it and it was removed from a suf- we have amended it 18 dom of amending It gue Is a lving thing bly its heart is weak be- S ly the old-fashioned won’'t require gettin 3 being a human animal, is closer to disease is merely getting out. & b L he absence of the United o sticky fingeritis. ] \t. The suggestion of | the living. breathing, moving thing | —————— — An election requires considerable | 30 l ml elt 1s recalled now in the [ than he is to the vegetable or min- 25 YEARS AGO And nations shall beat their swords ::‘;“’“se;:::se};:nn ::e people don’tl B ’ (] L) Denmark, Norway and | eral into plowshares and their mahogany Son Oy StheySdogit & > to- | certain parts of animals give us| . later. They want four amend- The Chancellor of the Chicago Law | (From The Herald of That Date) bars into ouija boards. @ ne Loague covenant to be | School may have been quoted inco ) At any rate, the privates in Mexican Hartford rectly or the Chancellor's “falth may In a busy man's office a candidate armies don’t do all the fighting. ! : ‘ | 4 i ot the Arst mesting of l " e him whoie” At any rate| Charles C. Giadden.is spending a | and his welcome are acon parted. There are not enough privates. Q.@.@@a@@@@@@fi}@@@fi@@@@@fi@@@&#* November 16 Sietep, 'S iy the subject is tar too big and signifi- | two we vacation at Indian Neck e t the yroposed P 3tony Creek. The fact that G any i atow1. Al cant for even the most practical of | and Stony Creek Sy mporting Future historians will remark that wink while I grab and I'll wink '"‘“' bject of dis- william Stockwell left this 2 % g % #6 f5'not {he subjest o men to pass over with u laugh. i s Ll morn- | 1 udendorft could stop the bolsheviki, < the world was exposed to self-deter- | you grab. ere. They pertain to the Tl otad e et Weak oy sene ! also the Indemnity, i THERE'S NOT mination but didn’t take it. 1 x.up\\:d Spkadis i ask el ot cions i i |eNouch Hemp = Mr. Bryan knew full well that an T agner 50 a Jer- | e==== cepting the Prohibition nominatiof the making of the obliga- COMMUNICATED man Riflo club shoot vesterday. J.[ing the new railings and desks in the e s = Removal of adenoids changes the | U0 % o " 0o o 0 SOl arbitration more absolute, Baumgartner shot 100 and F. Zim-| Municipal Building in Mtddletown. — % character of some children. Watching | 6" p ~elephant. matte of communication merman, 87. Work has commenced on the dig-, ‘5,»( the effect of Villa’s surrender will be Plrdd L % te against which an eco- MORE ABOUT BANDS, - :;:':::‘::rdn:: ‘vl:'tllH:z:l:::hE;;rf ill,r_-:flnf the new sewer on Liberty interesting. If: the radical. has hia o pde is in force Editor New Britain Herald: de: company this evening. The water in Shuttle Meadow ia > S presidential candidates wil here raised is: Might Dear #l: Was very much inter-| The John Pinches company have | two feet and ten inches over the old hemp doesn’t Mean that she has final- Practical demonstration of a guar- | the hard time they had n of Nations as it now . ested o o communication signed been given the contract for turnish-| high water mark. ly decided to try her war criminals. antee of territorial integrity: You in their youth. 3 Given permission to raise an arm; meatings, the selection of