New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 5

“Day of Days’ To Test Connors- Halloran Service We know how it is; men have so many things to think of they put off this busi- xtraordinary Value Giving soughout The Store ] New Tailored Sport Suits for Women and Misses developed in this | favored material in several soft shades of tan and brown. The coats are ness of ClOflleS-bu}/lng tO the last minute. not too shart and follow the mannish lines now so in favor. = And so lots of them find themselves with the Easter Suit to get the day before / aster, T e Ty ouwrs OF $25.00 That's where Connors-Halloran service comes in ! T S, : It gives us the opportunity to prove what Connors-Halloran service means ! Both box coated and the longer tailored models are shown at this low price, which is considerably lower than suits of equal quality will be WhO I(t:osmae t;glee ltahsat‘tl’lsll;ll’?l:vastetl}at our StOCkS are ample fOl‘ the demands Of even those found in other stores in Hartford. Navy blue is the color in which these | suits are mostly offered. It's a time that proves that Connors-Halloran service still wears a smile, even un- der difficulties ! ) tamonl e s o $32.50 Prices of the “Good Old Days” Kuppenheimer Clothes Cortley Clothes $32.50 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 Featuring The New Sport Models And what do you think is back with a bang? Our good old friends, Herring- bone and Pencil gtnpe : : Not only here—everywhere ! Reports from the big style centers all say the same thing ! < It is more comcndence that we have wide showing of them ! ] We saw it coming ! And we have them—while others are just wake up ! ‘' Wonderful values at the above prices ! And plenty of those always sought for fine unfinished worsteds at - the same prices. We'll take good care of you—even if it is late ! Giving Our New Hat Buyer| There’s Easter Spirit in The Right Start | Our Furnishings Decidedly colorful, and in the effective designs we Embroidered in several new and novel designs, both in self and con- trasting colors, these smart Suits follow the very newest silhouette and will be found excellently tailored and carefully designed. In fact several re exact copies of recent importations. P} HANDSOME TAILORED SPRING SUITS, | ELABORATELY EMBROIDERED AND BEADED ! Suits which will please the most discriminating women both by reason of their excellent style but nho{becaune of the careful way in which they are tailored, and finished. BEspecially attractive is a Tailored Box Suit, which is beaded in a contrasting pattern. LISH NEW SPRING COATS \ of Polo Cloths, checked materials, and velours, lined and half uned part these coats are in the fiew tallored mannish sport models. meflect the pew sport lines and are shown in velours, polo cloths, * mixture re clu will one find a more complete offering at this reasonablé price. s AND WRAPPY COATS.........cc0. .................... $29 00 wraps at this reasonable price wiil be a revelation to those who desire le, price and particularly complete is the color range in browns, tans, and ‘ PFINE QUALITY CAMEL'S HAIR POLO CLOTH 1 posaible degree of care. What woman does not desire one of these wardrobe. Shown in several shades of tan. beginning to THE NEW SPRING FURS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR Fur Chokers of Stone Marten in the double skin carefully matched $30.00 and full furred .,........... A in the double ¥ur Chokers of Stone Martin animal dloeu. prime _FOR GIRLS Polo Cloth in a swagger ets and box jne velour in a new full llar which can be es 7, 8 and 9 years. which a way fine Velours m's coats In Fur Chokers of Japanese Mink, made of two skins give a smart tailored effect $18.98 o the New Buit He’s goinhg to make a lot of new friends this Easter, NEW BRITAIN MAN DRAWS HOUSE PLANS Newton L. Lockwood is Architect for First Fraternity Building at Storrs Agricultural College. Work has begun on the first fraternity house at the Connectigut Agricultural college. The contractor, E. Benson of ‘Willimantic, | spearean club, a local fraternity, and one of the oldest fraternities at ' The club has about 250| the college. graduated alumni members and thirty active membenrs. George M., is an hon- | Im‘m’y member and among the hc-‘ " Landers of New Britain, ulty of the college there are several ! alumni members. Maurice H. Loc! |wood '21, of New Britiin tive member- at the well rep and st bowe &, Jop B -4 expects to have the College Shake- | pearean clubhouse well construction by commencement 1 ready to oceupy by the opening of the fall term. The house is of col onial style, and the cost of ‘can tion is estimated at $25,000. ton L. Lockwood of New Britain #f the architect. Excavation for the cellar of th College Shakespearean club fratern house is now under way and fals for construction are arriving idly under the direction of the econ- tractor, who promises some very ex- pedient work. their intention to bulld last fall and having a' plot of land on the high- est hill on the campus, chose that for its place, where the large col- onial porch on the south end will command a wide view of the entire vampus and surrounding country for | several miles. The first floor of the house will include a large reception room, the dining rooms, kitahen and butlery. The ucond floor will be divided tnm four and the along in The club announced ' S 1 eo allotted to the Repub E. T. Fromen and Mrs. have already filed pe ' Goodwin is chairman of the commit- tee on school accommodations lo‘ whom the brunt of the committee's | work will fall during the next few vears. Dr. Fromen heads the com- mittee on school sanitation. Mrs. (mmnmn is the first woman to seck election to an office in the city gov- crnmenl. March 28, 2 p.° by M. D. Saxe, & way Express, b because we've given him or- ders to forget about profits untxl he gets started. wmg at $5 prise you apes—they even at Halloran Co. : usually associate with Eas- ter and Spring—the Shirts, the Neckear and the Hos- iery are simply waiting for choicy men to come and take their pick. Prices, too, are particular- ly appealing. If anything— they’re too modest. DR — | hin Street .on the Main Street” pusical comedy “Maid for che.“ th a cast of excellent performers, sy singing and dancing and pretty | Is, Other acts! include Emma gil, a clever singinfgy comedienne; nn novony workem and