New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 4

DEBS ISSUES ORDERS. meet with those who have been select- | od and instructed by the rank and - file of rallroad employes to adjust the | Does Nut Went White House Picketed, PRIN[;'PLES of national agreemcnts. | But Campaign for Freedom Continuces. ning m WILL DEMAND 1oy n [ ued from frest Page.) whole matter campaign to obtain = e i be undertaken ' |nowever, the attorney said "AIR DEAL. hl‘l\d"' Eriovances I Y i »on railr e 1 i () plority to local shop. Haputes, nsas Opposcs Non- —Will Fight Fairly. March 18.—In con- ler for an investi- al to permit non- ers to a S Wednesday Governor of Partisan Lc Public’'s Support. ory Is to be ccens for the e partisan le PITTSBURGHERS APPEAR. |a meeting at ell, _— | night, Governor Will Take Part Tomizght In Bowling | Tournament Being Held Buffalo, March 18.—Bowlers will make their first s lamental pri @ no doubt that board will sancti 8. We know the publi them when | truths. n for sum that league H receliv air atment. nt tonight when 14 The governor characterized the 1t olty roll in the first league movement as one to preach f »-man event class minded doctrine. *entral Alley Five of Indianap- | oring 2,884, placed fifth last | n the five-man event. Best Coffee, 35c 1b. Russell Bros. —advt. Rothfeder’s 378 Main Street New Bri_,t\ni;t A Specialized Effort in New Wraps gnd Coats for Easter’s Promenade in Highly Indi\;jdualized Effects for Women and Misses. -7 g2 245, 129 By concentrating our entire buying efforts on this feature we have placed ourselves in a position to offer values tomorrow which are clearly beyond all hopes of duplication. The variety embraces every new variation. Of Spring Velour, New Polo Cloth, Bolivia and Motor Mixtures. Principally in the wanted wrappy types that are all the thing ifth avenue, New York—and which lead in fashion’s favor at art southern winter resorts this year. Presenting Our Latest Arrivals Easter Suits of Elegance High Grade, All Wool, Silk Lined in all the Approved New Styles 7L, 278 37:se lo matter what kind of a suit you are looking will find it in our collection. Sizes for women pisses. Every detail of tailoring has been given 1 attention and as a finished product, will pleage scriminating. A : Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Velour Checks, Mannish Serge; in navy, brown and gray paturing plain tailored, box, butterfly, bloused elted types—many of them trimmed and em- ed—and always of course in the best of taste. Specialized collection of Sport Jersey and Oxford Material—Tuxedo Effects $12.94 Our first complete showifig “Séeci.a"l'iz;ed” New Easter Hats, setting a new standard in g ey style and value giving. Y PN . [ J == S > $4.94 2 72 e glorious new selections in this scintillating collection are her example of what “good taste” and “careful buying” en it sets out to surpass all local efforts. Realizing that v (&) qaesesececs o R e e A A Well Established Shoe In A Well Established Store. * BATTEY’S . SHOES The Latest, Loveliest Shoe of Spring In Which Fashion Reigns Supreme And Quality the Highest Something Different About BATTEY’S Shoes Something That You Will Like Over All Other Shoes Pumps of Black Kid, Black Calf, Russia Calf, White Kid, Brown Suede, Gray Suede, and Black Suede - Black Calf Pumps Oné-Strap, Cuban heels, Goodyear welt, imitation Black Suede Pumps Louis heel, instep strap, hand-turned Gray Suede Brown Russia Calf Pumps Cuban heels, instep straps, $9. 50 Goodyear welt Black Kid Pumps nempamed o $7.98 Brown Suede Pumps straps, Louis I-Stl'ap P“Inp ) et . 99:00 Lo §8 50 hand-turned Gray Suede Colonial - White Washable Kid P“ffps ) Pumps ! Louis h hand-turned, Louis heel, 8-button in- satin step strap, $ 8 . 5 O hand-turned OXFORDS OF RUSSIA CALFSKIN Russia Dark Calf Russia Oxfords Oxfords New Ball Strap, low heel, Low heel, medium toe, medivm shade $9'00 last good for walking BATTEY’S Junior Twin instep $7.98 Successor to ] '@ Geo. L. Damon | “t