New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1920, Page 2

PERSONALS | i pol Goods ..+ e o nstance the week at Pine Grove | e largest amortment of Mrs. George B. Dethloff and son ’ leorge Jr., of Newark. N. J. are shown in this ¢ Mrs, Dethloff's cunt, Mre L. | stheet plies ever Bassett H Al #resinger of lmm1| | onn., formerly « Smeah Plerce o g Is Here (s sn e on 1Beibirth ot/a BabY. o0y BorntWeds | nesday, Aug. 1% | “point to . complete . Tobin: of West « returned from Moadise Cyril Gaffney is spending his va rate, J tlon at Nurragansett PPler | Mrx. Mary Callahan of West Main | M h d- | street and family are erchandise James Tobin has returned B goods and courteous | . N. Wilson, of 1 | Wil go to Eimim. N ¥ Asbury R, Wilson has not seen in DEPT, . Main strect ! and at prices which are it Pond Point o Mad to visit his hven. brother whom he | 15 yenrs. Mo Wilsor sagle Dirand Condensed Milk ONERY Nuxated iron Toilet 'aper NAVE yeon esident of this eity for 16 years { on Drug Co. Thompeon of Woodhury's Soap . Kolynos, Agnes Hitcheock of Maple 1l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wakefleld Court, have a vacution at Silver Sands Mis ge McLaren of 79 Ein street has en visiting relative Dretroit returned from friends i Canada Tiverton, John Young Marjory, ha r Itadios and heir vaeation Charles Lappia Haehr have gone to Mr. and Mrs Anughter Miss this lot are Colonials, Siiver King «1 Al Day EMBER MAPLE o, 20% || e ount Offer Today. pital treatment for mino injur Saturday night | at the corner of Park and CHff streets A motorcycle on which they were riding overturned, throwing bot) heavily to the ground. They were rendered unconsclous for a few mo- ! aay ments. The police ambulan con . veyed the couple to the hospital URGES PLAY RNev Walter ous s In ®t. Mary terday, wed the parishioners to ren- | der their toward St Mary's } playgrounds. Ile spoke of the Very This Saving successful weason thet the grounds have had this year®and he touched on the big Labor Day program that Rupervisor Pilz has & nged for the coming holiday, asking that all that grounds on that day under ps SUNLA French heel. Colors, special Apparel Ends B H Gray woolnap Blankets, 72x84, YOND SUPPORT. | at MeCrann, at the vari- | s church ves- | flay, Sept. 4th. in Switzerland, on sale Tuesday department at $1.50 per yard. that price price More to Make support Dainty flesh Camisoles, lace t can attend the Horafall IFRONT PORCH WILL KEEP HARDING BUSY mpany _ Wil Go Outside of His Womer rs for Children, Candidate M ST, HARTFORD, ) our Rina~ for a Few Speeches, ar nd. State MAN* KILLED. red lLent, a instantly New York, / theatrical manager, was killed here today when he fell through a window on the fourth floor of a pletion. Anneuncement probably will | o5 (T ved. he made soon: of three or four of the | ¥, Aug. 31.-—advt places outside Ohio where he will de- | ld Dagn celebrated | jiver addresses. y August 26th with 12 New York and Chicas stood to be virtually ngs until 8 p. [ (he st and the claims of a number Advt of cities in the middle west and west Of this city stationed | are under serious conuderation. Den wining station at New- | vor, Salt Lake City and Spokane mark written to The Her- | po western arc of the swing around | p deny a rumor to the | 1o circle as It now ix under discus had dewerted sion but the nominee has been strong of 27 Holmes avenue, | |, 1l the way to the police Saturduy night oblle had been taken & Cooley company achine was later re- nrage. 0% Hchool —nAv | However, I L} Marion, O Aug 30 Plans for some of the speaking trips to he made | | ITEMS lomen will resume his by Senator Harding are nearing com- | are under tain to bhe on ! urged to go Pacific ? India . s selection among the Ohio and there may at Louisville. It has OPENS | (hat the eandidate pay his respects to nelghboring states on the east by speaking at Philadelphia and Wheel- Ing but it Is uncertain whether that plan would he carried out On% speech in New England is said to have been discussed The republican managers expect to keep the number of nddresses made from Marion within very n They declare emphaticai- will be no way station rnstorming. unlikely ments outside dates earlier than already an Min- | considered h likely nearer also be a speech heen suggested cities away row limits. Iv that there speeches or ¥ 1t s consi speaking gng will be made for | October except the one nounced for Neptember 8 at the newota state fair The nominee's list porch appointments will occupy his atten- | tion wimost exclusively up to the laxt | week pt ; | The D. Miller Co. 26 Church Street Eldridge Sewing Machines, ball bearing and two spoole. Prices $37.50. Drop head $50.00 to $55.00. Guaranteed for 10 years. Cotton Blankets, W ool Blankets and Comfort- ables, prices $4.75 to $11.00. Black, blue and pink vilk poplins, Special $1.50—36-in. wide. Black Satin and black Silk $2.38 and $4.00 yard. Curtain Muslins, Scrims and Marquisettes from 25¢ to 69c, 36-in. Percales, ail patterns 33c, while they last. Burson Hose—Reg ular and extra sizes. Velvet Grip Supporters for Ladies and children. Best made 25¢ and 38c pair, *‘I bad suffeved from eczema o long 1 didn't believe anyrhing wouid over- come it, but the first time I used Resi- nol it stopped the itching, and now my skin is cntirely clear.”” This ia th 0 ands who »L::'.‘.’.'.i"i:-’!fiff’:‘.’.: know thatits gentle. healing terials seldom 12l to overcome ket ,u./l“..,';u. that any Ohio of front nber guaran- It requires It is easily ap- e old roof—you to rip off the old to roof paint and ON TOILET GOODS 2 and Mich., for the last three eahs wit and Repaint, 30 dozen of them. 71 Main Street orate 1. Tlart and Master Arihur T e e i Victors, Women’s Theo Ties $4.95 brown and black BLANKETS $6.00 A PAIR only a few left WHITE GOODS White embroidered dotted Swiss at the white zoods Only one piece at This is a big reduction from regular UNDERMUSLINS mmed; plain with ribbon straps, very special at .. 98¢ Crepe de Chine Chemise with lace and ribbon trimming. special for Tuesday only at . Batiste Gowns wiht Hamburg edge, our e Pajimas for Children 6 to een and madras, special at .. Dage-Allen & Lo. HARTFORD. TUESDAY SPECIALS | LOWESTPRICES Columbia Scotch Balls 65c¢ —Art Dept.— 2,000 LAUREL HAIR NETS $1.10 per dozen Notions Dept. . 3 Rolls 2 ZI Tnhl! for 50¢ 3 for 30c Boy’s Blouses 98¢ 400 Blouses of the best makes, for Tuesday 98c ea. This sale comes just be- Get what you need—you’ll Spauldings, for first Sizes 6 to 15 yvears. fore school opening. save JAPANESE LUNCH CLOTHS All of our white, all sizes, off regular prices Tuesday. ALL BEDSPREADS REDUCED It you need a nice Bedspread come Tuesday as we will sell all our Spreads at reduced prices. Any size you want at 109 less than regular prices, Lunch Cloths, in blue and All at 25% Japanese some with napkins. Tues- here $6.00 a Pair manufactured WHITE VOILE, 3%c Pilain White Voile, 40 inches quality WOOL TRICOTINE $4.75 Fine all wool Tricotine for dresses, all sponged and shrunk. Special at $4.75 a yard (Wool Goods Department) ORGANDIE COLLARS $1.00 Organdie Collars, plain, embroidered and lace trimmed, sheer and dainty, at CORSET SPECIAL Pink broche Corsets, two models, topless, and big value at wide, fine some . $2.95 $1.49 2, of fine $1.50 to $1.98 . 6% and more low top and S ——— — - _ - - FAREWELL P‘\‘R'r}' Afarewell pa was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin of Tremont street, last night in honor of Robert and Vincent Carberry, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carberry of | Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Car- berry and sons will leave today for' their home after spending a month | in this city. Fourteen children at-| tended last night's social and en- | joyed “kiddles” games, including a grab-bag specialty. Bernard Martin will spend the next week in Brook- I¥n. WltllCutlcuraSoa ant Talcnm | and Fr. PPt B, TP e COLLINS’ learance e Black, Brown Oxfords, High and Low Heels, Less Than Cost. 2.85 CHOICE OF THE HOUSE— WHITE REIGNSKINPSOXFORDS AND Final Clearance—All Go _ at One Price—High or Military heels. 2.97 e 903 MAIN STREET . Yarn Two Ounce | The American Home ] Is the best decorated in the world because the Spirit' of Progress in this country has made it possible for you to obtain the product of the best artists and man- { ufaeturers of Wall Paper for this purpose. 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