New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAIL he Woman’s Shop 49 Main Street New Britain Ommencing Saturday, Apr. 30 OUR ANNUAL "N W $19.98 $27.98 Values to Values to $39.50 $49.50 New Long Line Suits Included. Conn. Inventions | U 8. Patent Office to Con- necticut Inventors. (List furnished by office of Harold G. Manning, 168 Grand Street, Water- bury, Conn.) Elisha H. Cooper, New Britain, as- signor to the Fafnir Bearing Co., ball bearing. Ernest B. Crocker, Bridgeport, as- signor to The Ashcroft Mfg. Co., pres- sure gage. Fred 8. English, printing press. Chet C. Fessenden, Derby, dog. Percy P. Hinckley, Meriden, assign- or to Foster Merriam & Co., piston- ring. Michael J. Howard, Hartford, orna- menting sheet-glass. Anthony Lasky, Bridgeport, Charles May, New Britain, vending machine. Charles W. Ostrander, adjustable caster. John N. signor to Western Electric Co., Inc., New York City, N. Y., telephone ex- change system. Reginald Reynolds, thread package or holder. William H. Russell, New Haven, combination dustpan and broom. Reinhold Schoell, Stamford, assign- or to The Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., robe holder for automobiles. Raymond R. Searles, New Britain, assignor to The Fafnir Bearing Co., ball bearing. . Rowland W. Sellew, New Britain, assignor to The Fafnir Bearing Co. (4 patents; 3 for “ball bearing’’; and one | for “manufacturing ball-pearings’). George Sincak, Bridgeport, com- bined window and transom. New London, lathe Riverside, lock. ' i Winsted, | Reynolds, Greenwich, as- | | Observe 27th Anniversary on Local Force on May 1. Policemen Michael J. Cosgrove and Gustave W. Hellberg, of the regular force, will observe the twenty-seventh anniversary of their appointments on May 1. Policeman Frank M. English recently passed his 30-year mark on the force and has a longer record of continuous’ service. Officer Cosgrove has been on day duty for several years having been assigned to traffic duty when that branch was started. At ! present he is day officer in the souty | end. Officer Hellberg is night station f officer. i Desk Sergeant George J. Kelley | was appointed to the force since May |1, 1907, as was also Patrolman Axel , Carlson. | fic Officer Alfred E. Atwater was ap- pointed from the supernumerary force to the regulars. Supernumerary Policeman Thomas Riley, now doing duty at theaters and halls, passed his thirtieth anniversary . some weeks ago. He entered the force {on April 11, 1891. He acted as pa- | trol driver for several years. He is | the second oldest supernumerary on | the force, John Coffey havifig been appointed in September 14, 1888. PADDOCK COMING EAST. — Sprinting Marvel Will Compete In | Harvard Games On June 15. Los Angeles, Cal, April 29.— Charles W. Paddock, Olympic sprint champion, who at recent meets was credited by timers with establishing five new records, announced today he , ; would compete in the invitation meet | at Harvard University Stadium June | 15 and in the American intercollegi- | " LONG SERVICE OFFICERS | Seventeen years ago Traf- ! Y HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 192 eI eC CONNORS HALLORAN LADIES’ DEPT. 215 Main St. FOR SATURDAY SPECIAL REDUCTION CLOTHING HOUS Louis R. Spencer, Hartford, appar- ! atus for gflglzx engine pistons. e :nte track and field meet at Chicago, Stdney M. Weatherly and /H. J. June 18. Paddock isa student at the Stach, Hartford. Said Stach assignor | University of So;xlu-.e‘;—;'xC ‘(‘:al:flgmg. & of his right to National Machine Co., | _Dean Crommell 900h 8¢ o & v electric embossing plate heater. will . e b AT B 6 Ignatius Wrozina, Bridgeport, as- | #lso take Eas ee“ & it signor of one-third to O. J. Diehl and , Sthletes—George Schiller and Gmynn DRESSES. Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffer & Marx Dresses Want to Save Money on Clothe One Rack / $15.98 $19.98 Values up to At $9.98 . $39.50 Canton Crepes, Taffetas, Georgettes, Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Crepe de.Chines. Taijlor Mades and Novelty Blouses Including Bramley Collars Were $2.98 NOW $2.00 Heavy Georgettes Sale Price $4.50 ew Over Blouses of Silk Mignonette; Specially priced at in all new $4.75 WE ARE: ANXIOUS demonstrate the superior workmanship of our Lace Curtain Depart- .O.nmv-tluvollmllnky today? Just ' telephone for our delivery wagon. NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP. 2 WEST MAIN 'PHONE 1323-2. e — ~“THE BASEMENT SHOE STORE"— Special for Saturday 500 Pair Men’s Brockton Made Oxfords In all styles and leathers, Values to $9.00. Saturday Only $4.95 A Pair. ‘Chas. Moss 294 MAIN STREET. one-third to M, A. Heanue, making piano hammers. | Applications for Trade-Mark Regis- | tration. & | The Bridgeport Coach Lace Col Bridgeport, coach and furniture fab- ] ric plece goods. i Cheney Bros., South Manchester, silk fabrics in the piece. , The Collins Co., Collinsville, axes, | hatchets, adzs, bush-hooks, etc. Hudson Hoéiery Co., Waterbury, Rowe Calk and Chain Co., Plantsville, traction devices for use | on automobile wheels. | Universal Stamping Machine Co., | Stamford, postmarking machines. INSIDE THE CUP flson, quarter-milers, and Roy (“Swede’”) BEvans, discus thrower. MISs PIHD, EDITOR. Miss Mabel L. Pihl, daughter of Rev. G. E. Pihl of 25 Franklin Square, { was one of the editors for the fresh- man number of the “News” which came out today at Mount Holyoke college. Miss Pihl is to be one of the regular reporters for the paper next year. EXPLOSION KILLS 10. Pamplona, Spain, April 29.—Ten workers were Killed and a dozen others badly burned through an accidental ex- plosion last night in the cartridge fac- tory of Juan Martulez Goni. Is feiger-LVedder Compuany Successor to C. S. Hills & Co., Hartford 806 MAIN ST. $19.75 In the Most Desired Styles and Materials A. PINKUS 4 Reg. Optometrist. Accuracy, Courtesy. Quality Service. “See Us and See Right.” TEL. 570. Demonstrating, in a Specia] Shdwing, the Genuine Comfort and Smartness of La Camille Front-Lacing Corsets The many advantages of the front lacing corset are known to most women and those who have worn “La Camilles” need no further urging toward the solution of the corset problem—but those who have not worn them are the women that we want to come to our “La Camille” demonstration during the next three days. The real satisfaction of having some one competent to advise you, to help you select the right model and then to fit it to your figure, will best be appre- ciated here. Our corsetieres are willing and happy to serve you—they are wom- en who know other women’s problems and are thoroughly experienced. They also teach how to make proper adjustments to your corsets, that you may com- bine healthful comfort and style. La Camille Models For All FOR THE— : Tall Full Figure Average Figure Pink and White. A Sport model with.elastic Moderate.y Priced. FOR THE— Average and Slender Figure $4.50 Pink—with elastic top. top SPECIALS Slender Figure Pink and White. In The Corset Department Nemo Corsets—Low bust, long hip, graduated front clasp, wide back $4.00. Rengo Belt Corsets—Medium bust, long hip, reinforced over $2.95, Royal Worcester Corsets—White broche, elastic top, long hip low front clasp $3.50 lil‘ low bust, long hip, $1.50. elastic at clasp, $1.00. abdomen C-B Corsets—White, medium and low bust, graduated front long hip, De Bevoise, Model, B. & J. Bras- , lacing be- Helene” Corsets—Pink coutil, wide front clasp sieres—White cambric, wide Hamburg, back and front, hooked in front 98c. De Bevoise Bandeaux—Pink novel- ty material, fastened front and back 39c. | Hart Schaffner and Marx Cloth Will do it for you. $35.00 and higher. Special sale of Boys’ Sweaters. ' Were $4.50 and $5.00. Now $1.00. | $2.00 will buy Men’s White Shirts, good value.: A really new style in Men’s Soft Collars, low and snappy. . RENICR, PICKHARDT & DUM 127 MAIN STREET OPP. ARCH, TEL. ] Cute Styles in | Bloomer Romperse An excellent showing of pleasing fashions, Chambrays in pretty colors, with white trimming, g Bright Check Ginghams / i Devonshire Cloth, An excellent showing of Gordon's Hose for Children. The Ever Pleasing Van Raalte Hosiery for Women, in all | wanted shades. ) ¢ 4 Van Raalte Silk Gloves, in long and short lengths. 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