New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 5

NEW EQITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 F‘ @dem Boot Shop Tomorrow a Special SALE BRAP, ™ TSR Dependable . Footwear ; To Connors-Halloran $35 « $37.50 SUIT SPECIALS ELL, we can’t complain that the ZRN men of New Britain can’t tell a ‘d‘y bargain when they see one. The way they came marchwg in last week has convinced us that we’re on the right track, They want “money’s worth.” And believe us, they’re getting it in these specials at $35.00 and $37.50. We've been around town—and we’ve seen— these values can’t be duplicated. It seems that the famous makers who manufactured these suits just “outdid themselves.” As for the tailoring—you know what the Connors-Halloran standard is. We wouldn’t stand for anything but the best. All the fabrics men are talking about--pencil stripes, herringbones, checks—anything you can mention. And we repeat-—the prices are PARTICULARLY SPECIAL. PAJAMA Special At $2.19 Formerly sold from $3.50 to $5. Buy six you'll Men at $2.19 for Friday and Saturday flannels, plaids, “I’ll Tell the World,” Says the New H#t Buyer. $3.95 , fellow—this new hat buy- er of ours. He’s got the goods, too. . You ought to see what he’s brought in. Hats that simply win you — with For Men’s Hats st::;n md “honest-to- ess” snap. : 3 You'll wonder when we with that §7 say $3.95. If it weren’t for the tags you’d swear look they were $7 hats. { Brogue and Fancy Ball Strap and One-Strap Brown Oxfords $3.95 Heels, One-Strap Pumps $4.95 Pawnt and Dull Kid, one and eyelets fancy Ties. Extra Special $2.95 (b g, New Low Heel Oxfords and P One-Strap, i High and Military Heels New Spring Caps Special $1.75 Sure, we sold them for $2.50. But this is our i for making friends. So for a week, we'll say ——sporty caps, déftly tailored— only $1.75. $3.29 That’s for Cloth Hats Like all good cloth Intl, they've been lellml for $4 and $5. Real springlike in their style, at $3.29 they're going to be very popular. Shirts $1.00 We continue $1.00 Shirt sale this week. These are values that ) set our good town talking. ' Connors-Halloran Co. INZE GATE TO BE | ON MONUMENT S Rand lemoml “Trench Bayonets” at Verdun — un, April 22, — An impressive gate will soon be added to the pemorial monument over the “Trench of Bayonets” at Ver. he gate has been designed by entre, the Paris architect and on exhibition in Paris. Like orfal itself, the gate is the the late George F. Rand, of N. T. jate will ¢ted ut the en- were killed In the trench leaving their bayonets exposed above the ground. Phe gate is of thick bronze, about 12 (by 8 feet. A massive sword entwined with Lronze leaves extends from the top to the bottom of the'door. On each side of the entrance will be two bronze tab- lets, giving the name of the donor and a briet history of the trench. The memorial is of concrete con- struction and is being given a smooth finish. SCORPION SOLD. Veteran Vessel of Spanish-American War Ordered Disposed Of. Constantinople, April 22, — The Scorpion, veteran of the Spanish- American war, interned here when {' the United States joined the Alljes and now Admiral Bristol's flagship, has been ordered sold by the Navy De- partment. The Seorpion has been stationed l-rG munh of the uu since 1908 when Mother, Connors-Hallorap Opened A Bank Account For Me That's what the boys said last week. Others can say it again this week. Because we like the idea of starting million- aires. Every fellow who gets a suit here is started on the road to success—we open a bank account for him. The mothers are getting interested, too. We Offer 2-Pants Suits at $10 and $12.50 Even if we say it ourselves—you can’t beat these values. They’re suits made for “red-blooded” boys who give their clothes strenuous wear. NOVELTY AND WASH SUITS What’s more, they carry the Connou-Hnllonn guarantee. They are truly sensibly priced. Our size and style assortment will give you wide range for selection, too. 215 Main Street The Main Store On the Main Street I3 TO ENTER TRADE. in Europe. It is thought probabla ) that when the search is concluded the Vice-Forelgn Minister of Chita In | skeleton will be fairly complete. Valdivostok for This Purposc. = T Tokio, April 22.—A dispatch from DOG SMUGGLING Viadivostok to the Asahi says that M. S i Kojemicoff, vice-foreign minister of | House of Lords Learns About Bring- the Chita government, arrived in ing Them in by Airplane Viadivostok from Chita armed with 3 instructions from his govérnment to o LS PR Dog smuggling enter into formal nesstiations with | by airplane has arrested the intepest | representatives of foreign govern- | of the House of Lords which re- ments regarding the opening of trade The vice-foreign minister is also in- structed to visit Japan, if possible. PREHISTORIC ELEPHANT. Parts, Said to llo Thon-nnda of Years Old, Found Near Paris, Paris, April 22.—Parts of the fos- silized - remains of a prehistoric ele. phant, said by experts to be many thousands of years old, have been found in the clay of a tile works at Ji to a discussion of the subject. The pampered toy-dog was roundly | excoriated by a number of their lord- ’ ships, Lord Willoughby de Broke sup- porting Lord Bedislowe in a demand that “such useless brutes" It was pointed out that it is an easy task for a person to smuggle the lap dog into the country in a muff or basket. || The Ministry of Agriculture ! d to renew rilance cently devoted part of an aflernooni he ex-!|@ cluded from the country, ' |8 @ | Just Arrivad—New Grey and filack { Sued= Military and Baby Louis French Kid, One-Strap, Fancy Pumps in Kid, Suede and Buck. Baby Louis and full Louis Heels. $5.95 Men’s Mahogany Calf Oxfords, Goodyear Welts—A ‘real bargain $4.95 Men’s Mahogany Calf Oxfords, Goodyear Welts, Oak Soles $5.95 Black and Grey Suede Stnp Hand Turned Soles $10.00 values $6.95 for Men and Women ' | Men’s Genuine Shell Cordovan: Oxfords. $10 value Newest Creations Men'’s Saddle Strap Oxfords Child’s and Misses’ Mahogan}; and Black Oxfords $2.69 " $2.95 EXCLUSIVE AGENCY.EOR WL DOUGLAS SHOES MODERN SO0T SHoFP > 168 MAIN 57 IN THE €I e