New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 2

| BURGLARS CAUGHT IN . MAIN STREET STORE Sunshine i with er Greeting Cards Cards bo the symbol talf Brothers Will Be Tried Tomor- row Morning—Liquor Case Con- The cases of Albert Graybeck, aged and Leo Jerzeskl, ag 5, were tinued this morning in police ourt untfl tomorrow in $500. Prosecuting Attorney . Greenberg will make into burglary charges preferred uUnst the two when they weore caught in the Farrell & O'Connor clothing store on Main street last Mliness and good will ¢ | night, and is of the belief that eral other burglaries may be linked ! There Is no more fit- | up. The.charge alleges that the two youths took shirts and a suit case to blo remembrance fof | ¢1 value of $75. The accused are half-brothers. Policeman Peter McEvoy found the door leading to the basement of the store open shortly after 9 o'clock, and upon investigation found that the | store proper had been entered. The | younger of the two boys was appre- ! hended as he made an attempt to run 'l’“E out of the place with the loot. An effort was made by the policeman to locate Jerzeski's accomplice but he “ nrug Store was.nowhere to be found. Patrolman N McEvoy communfcated with head- quarters and a search for Graybeck was instituted. He was finally found Iying under a pile of coats and was placed under arrest | A continuance until next Tuesday | morning was granted in the case of | Stanislaw Symolon, held on liquor | charges. Mr. Symolon wishos to re- | tain counsel, it was explained. Ser- geant W, C. Hart and Policeman | John Liebler found evidence of sales at Symolon’s saloon last night DANCE FOR CAST the Y. W. C. A. This Eveningl¥ A dancing party is to be given In the gymnasium of the Y. W. C. A. to | the members of the cast of “Spring- time" this evening. All (those who had any part in the production are cordially invited to this dance. Park- | or's orchestra will play from § to 11 | o'clock. ' A K, S b Roller skating as usual in the gym | Also in black calf on Saturday afternoon and evening, kid . $10.00 2:30 p. m. for young women, 4:00 p. ; m. for girls, 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. for | exclusive Hartford men and women. of The Sunday afternoon menlla‘[ win | be In charge of Miss Mabel Hibbard FRENCH. and Miss Bunce as hostesses. The ER & URNER speaker will be Mrs. F. G. Platt and IGH-ORADE there will be deligntful music ren- FOOTWEAR i tinued Until Tucsday A. M. | 71 MAIN STREET. dered by Mrs. Horton, accompanied by Miss Doris Bradley These meet- ings have been attracting an increas- Ing number of young women and as this is the last of the special Lenten 1921 DE LUXE WALL PAPERS HERE TREY ARE! NOW READY! The most stnkmg and serviceable Wall Papers ever offered. And the prices! Well, We'll do the rest. Spring is here, spring is here, And, if it ain’t, it’s very near. Motto: Start your Spring Cleaning Early. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail D;nhn = PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS GLASSAUTTY. BRUSHES WALL PAPER, R 3 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. » L - Chas. Dillon & Co. Hartford Special Millinery Offerings GAY, COLORFUL NEW HATS AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES Trimmed Hats at $4.95 Of hemp and lisere, flower and ribbon trimmed. $7.50 values. Hats at $5.95 Georgette crepe and hemp combinations. trimmed. $9.00 values. just step in. MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, m Flower and ribbon Complete April List Now on Sale Columb1a - Records @ Song Hits At Jolvon I Want to Go to the Land Where the e one] Sweet Daddies Grow Van and Schenck Look for the Silver Lining—From Sa/fy Marion Harris | A-3367 I'm Gonna Do It If I Like It Marion Harris| $1.00 Why Worry—From Her Family Trec Nora Bayes Just Snap Your Fingers at A-l”“ From The Greenavich Village Follies Nora Bayes| $1.00 Sert Williams | A-3358 My Last Dollar I'm Gonna Quit Saturday Bert Williams | $1.00 Crazy Blues Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Band | A- 33“ Royal Garden Blues ery Stafford and Her Jazz Band Rose of My Heart Samuel Ash A-Sw Beautiful Hawaii Campbell and Burr 86e A Southern Lullaby Barbara Maurel | A-3388 D Barbara Maurel) $1.00 ' 0-H-1-0 (0-My-O) Dance Records Bright Eyes—Fox-trot The Leo F. Reisman Orchestra) A-3366 Love Bird—Fox-trot The Leo F. Reisman Orchestra 88¢c Rosie—Medley Fox-trot Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra) A-3364 You Oughta See My Baby Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra 88¢c Humming—Fox-trot The Happy Six lA- 3358 Now and Then—Fox-trot ‘The Happy Six Remember Me—Fox-trot Paul Biese Trio A-3359 Happy Hottentot—Song Fox-trot 'l 00 Paul Biese Trio and Frank Crumit| 3 Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home—Waltz A-6180 Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra .l 25 Dearest One—Medley Waltz Prince’s Dance Orchestra) ¥ * x x e x = Song of Sadness—Argentine Tango Attentic} of the _L:idies When attendi the LivingMode Shows and othe S p{l; g Opznings in the city, please take keen notice of.tya\e merchandise styles, varieti and prices. THEN, we cordially invite Sport Hats at $3.50 and l:Ds Rakish models in lisere with crepe and hemp. Regular $5.00 values. Ready-to-Wear Hats at $2.45 and $3.50 Beautiful colorings, attractive shapes and materials and lovely colorings make these hats worth while. Regular $6.00 values, Sallors, $1.95, $2.50, $3.95 No wardrobe is quite complete without a sailor. Smart banded models in all the wanetd colors are included in this showing. Modish Ostrich Feather Turbans, $3.95 In grey, navy, black and brow Ostrich and straw combina- tions, in new colors. $5.95 and $6.95. programs, an invitation is again ex- | tgnded to all those interested, mem- | mers and non-members. Meeting be- Lovely colors. Delfos—Waltz Yyou to come iq THE @ ; BIG STOR Instrumental Music roocent 982 || and we are sty Toscha Seidel ‘:,‘j’o thecontrast proveto you thal ®ina promptly at 4:30 p. m. and is in charge of an excellent teach- d onea. l' On Monday of next week, March . 21, a new class in spring dressmaking and millinery will start. This is open eor who will help her puplls to make ASYLUM ST. Best Butter, 55¢ Ib. Russell nrou‘l Puny to non-members as well as members new articles and to make over old to Buy Our Kind. S aAvE Largo (Handel) going on at Axelrod’s | Main St. and 236 Parig | Serenade (Schubert-Elmar) ng taken by Catholic @ity to ralse $1,5600 for of sleoping quarters at ® of Daly council, K. of will be started after therine O'Nell is sec- eommittes Iin charge. has accepted a place Elks' grill room. He konown chefs in this this store is - | THE Shopping STUNNING,. CHIC, NOBBY ) ‘Cridem o oo Place for yod g Nearer My God to Thee $1.00 EASTER HATS e - ; s A b 0 y An Easter-time gift of Columbia Records will * - 2 bring lasting pleasure to your family and friends. The Hat™ You Have Been Looking For o See our special All Columbia dealers have beautiful Easter Record Gift Envelopes, with appropriate verse and decora~ New Hats are constarjtly added to-our-collection, embodying the latest ideas of millinery creators. As fast as a new style is evolved it is added to our display. tions. Call and see them. Below are a few specials for Saturday: Period Designs the 10th and 20th of Ecery Menth TAILORED HATS READY TO WEAR HATS from $335 00upte COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, NewYork up to 2100.00. $2.98 ** $7.98 Regutas price #0006, $3.95 : BUY YOUR COLUMBIA ’ BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED $4.95 up to $25.00 GRAFONOLA AND RECORDS : y RAPHAEL’S Easter and Sacred Music Louis Graveure | A-6179 Louis Graveure | $1.80 degree was conferred candidates of Lexing- he rooma last night. held ita rogu- The Palms ) The Holy City [Mrs. Charles Lorton of yestorday afternoon. r at Naughton's Bak- Run For Council Just Dthers Mentioned counciiman from the pamed to fill the va- by the resignation of braham Gorbach and I expire next montn, his candidacy for re- Dunn is a democrat. on East Main street manager of the Nut- team. Others belng Sixth ward council unollman M. F. King, John O'Brien and announcement New Process Columbia Records. Individually m- delightful, dependable, accrate Standard Models from $30 up New Columbia Records on Sale at «ll Columbia Dealers on page 12-A ASKS SUPPORT. HATS Other Countrien to LARGE ASSORTMENT OF $1 98 -l anti-bolshevik lead- - | A s . & CHILDREN’S HATS tront I8 appealing H