New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MAY TUESDAY, 10, 1921, ASHLEY'S Wednesday Specials $2.50—83.00 WHITE SOFT COLLAR SHIRTS $1.95 25¢ BLACK and GREY HOSE 10 Pairs for $1.00 35¢ WHITE SOLE HOSE 5 Pairs for $1.00 $1.25—$1.50 BLACK SILK HOSE 95¢ $1.00 SILK HOSE 75¢ $1.00 NAINSOOK UNION SUITS 59¢ $1.50 BAL. UNION SUITS 89¢ $2.50 BAL. UNION SUITS $1.65 $2.50 PAJAMAS $1.59 $1.50 BLUE WORK SHIRTS 69c 25¢ STIFF COLLAR 3 for 50c $2.00—$2.50 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS $1.00 ASHLEY BABCOCK CO. \ Horlicks : asd Substitutes. Children , Malted Grain o Powder -';'.'.hoflh""‘m."'l p‘“..m m.mmml r&rfl_m T it b i We heard a pretty girl remark that a certain young man was most generous about bringing her candy, but that he always brought a kind she didn’t like, made by somebody she had never heard of. The famous Kibbe Buffet Box pictured above is guaranteed to gladden the heart of any young lady. Selected chocolates with extra generous coatings and assorted fancy centers; Jordan almonds, sweet-cream caramels, delicious preserved ginger—all in one box. Kibbe Chocolates are dipped with silver tongs. No hand or even a finger touches them. Your dealer doubtless carries them in large assortment, as well as Kibbe Social Whirls, Cream Cocoanut Bars, Nut Venetians and Pure Sugar Patties. Ask for Kibbe's by name. Springfield, Mass. | BOYS SENT AWAY ROBBING GAS METERS | (Continued from First Page.) ‘ tampered out of at 146 [ two the several Swann admitted having with and secured money least X meters. Oné house at Par! reet was entered meters broken: another hospital was broken and ! quarters taken, Maisonville being, present on both occasions. One week ago Sunday, the youth admitted he went to a dwelling at 314 Park street but found no money in the meter. He was alone at that time. In the St. Joseph's break. Maison- ville and Johnson stood on watch outside the church while Ralph en- tered. He bundied the goods into suit cases which were hid in his barn later. Silk shirts, kodaks and watches constituted the loot. The same three later broke into Fein- gold’s stand, they admitted. The Ralph boy, although young in years, is od in offenses, court rec- ords show. In 1918, when he was 15 years of age, he was brought be- fore the late Judge James T. Mes- kill and since that time has ap- peared four times in court, At his last appearance he was warned and a sentence to the reform school was recorded, being suspended during his good behavior. He had nothing to say in his defense. The Johnson and Swann plained that they were out so they had to break to obtain money. Malsonville could not ac- count for his actions since he was not in need of the moncy, he told the court. Joseph Yanni was sentenced to jail for three months and fined $50 for lascivious carriage, IHe was ar- rested on evidence secured during an investigation of the case of Jo-| seph Aparo, charged with keeping a house of ill repute, and Miss Mary Smith, charged with lascivious car- riage. Yanni is believed to be the man who brought Miss Smith to this city from Ernest, Pa., and made a home for her on Jerome street. She was arrested Saturday night with Joseph Aparo at Aparo’s My strect restaurant. The restaurs was sent to jail for 30 days arraigned in court yesterday. case was heard this morning upon her promise of good behavior a continuanee until May 31 was granted. Lawyer Irving I. Rachlin appeared Yanni. He complimented the clly upon the excellence of its police forces, but criticized their over- zealousess in attempting to prove a case against his client. Threats, ne said, w made that a federal charge would be brought. John Krause was arrested at National bank corner yesterday af- teinoon at 3 o'clock by Traflic Po- liceman ¥Fred Wagner on a drunken- ness charge. He was fined $5 this morning. New hair for You? Halrhas been grown again, after bald- ness, in many cases. This is now scien- tifically proved, Yours may bean amen- sblecase:but youhavenot beenuinzl_he roper relief. So de not delay in appiy- rn Kotalko. The producers are so con- ent they offer you satisfactory hair growth or your ‘money-beck. Get a -ABMJKDTALK at any active drug store. ly Kotalko each day— watch yon‘A mor! Do a kindly act, show bald friends this advertisement. and near boys ex- of work the FACE DISFIGURED WITH PIMPLES Large, Red and Very Sore. Cuticura Healed. ““My face broke out with large, red pimples that were very sore. After awhiletbs pimples got scaly anditched sobadly thatI had to scratch them. I couldn’t sleep at night and my face was awfully disfigured. “I sent for a sample of Cuticura Scap and Oint- ment and after using them the pim- | ples started to disappear. 1 bought more, and after using one cake cf Soap and one box of Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) Robert Clark, { Jr., R. ¥. D. 2, Branford, Conn., | . 18, 1920. 1 ke Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcumyour daily toilet preparations. . A Lab- Oaull pains in the back, often under the shoulder blades, poor digestion, beartburn, flatulency, sour risings, pain or uneasiness after eating, yellow skin. mean I trouble—: Thould taxe o ‘They correct all tendency to liver trouble, relieve the most stubborn cases, and give strength and tone to liver, stomach and bowels. FOR |8 TO OUR BIG ARMY OF SUBURB!/ CUSTOMERS WE CORDIALLY PR SENT THE MOST INTERESTING NE A GREAT STORE CAN OFFER HOME NEEDS Gfass table tumbler 20c. 42.piece decorated Sets, service for six Special at $6.39. Nickel-plated tumbler holder, 39c. Nickel-plated holders, 49c. Wizard tin steamers for steaming vegetables, puddings, ete.., medium and large sizes. Value $1.69. For Suburban Day $1.10. “Martha Wushington Irons, full guaranteed, value. For Suburban size for Dinner people. bathtub soap Electric $5.75 Day Six-cup Aluminum Percola- tors, $2.50 value. For Subur- ban Day $1.98. Sheet iron Toasters. For 19¢c. Chemically treated dustless hand dusters regular price 25c. ¥For Suburban Day 10c. 1 pound packages of Capitol Coffee, 40c value, for 30Qc. 1 quart bottle of white foam ammonia, 35¢ value, for 29c. Parker's wall coffee mills with glass coffee containers 79c. Landers, Frary & Clark fogr- loaf Bread Makers. Special for Suburban Day $2.50. Landers, Frar; : Clark’s food Chopper at $1.89. 8-inch special steel sh special for 3 -prong flour bread forks, 10c value. Special for 5c. Shamel handle steel hooks. Special for 25c. Four-piece cannister sets, white Japan with blue band in tea, coffee, sugar and flour; $1.19 value. Special for 79c. 24-inch brown fiber Suit Cases, brass, wood frame. Very special at $1.39. A special reduction on all matting Suit Cases of 25%. —Sixth Floor ROMPERS 6é9c. Valuc $1.00. Striped seersucker and plain blue chambray with white pip- ings in one piece style full cut with beit. Sizes 2 to 6. PEG TOP DRESSES In plain gingham and plain blue and pink chambray. Made with white bodice having colored collar and cuffs. Size 2 ot 6. legular price $1.50. 89c¢ For Suburban —Fifth Floor Day Only SILK BAGS Suburban Day Silk Bags in the pouch shapes, in colors, blug, brown, black and taupe. Very stylish and new. Regular price $3.00. F st | $1.89 Day Only Strap Purses in Kodak and swagger shapes in spider calf and alligator and the morocco leathers, in brown. black, gray and tan. Special for Suburban $2.39 —Main Floor Pyramid Gas Suburban Day grass grass Prices are below rock bottom and selections wide TEWELRY—SUBURBAN DAY We are showing an extensive assortment of beautiful Novelly Bead Necklaces, as well as chain effects. The colors are most varied and the assortment almost without end as regare yle. $1.00 values. For this Special Sale we offer them, choice 5 .. 49¢ Bar Pins, beautifully set with white, blue, red or green stones; also black enamel inlaid. Pins that have regularly sold for 00 For Suburban Day, choice .. 45c SERLING SILVER FLEXIBLE BRACELETS. Sterling silver flexible bracelets, shown in narrow bracelets set with rhinestones or alternating with rhinestones and colored ston Regular price $6.75. Suburban Sale Price ‘e . $5.50 INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARL NECKLACES Pearls in 24-inch Opera length, perfectly matched and graduated beads. Thoe regular price of these pearls is $6.75. For Suburban Day we will place these on sale at o o . $5.50 SILKS—SUBURBAN DAY 36 inch Foulards, excellent assortment of neat selected designs on navy, black and copen ground, regularly selling at $1.95 per yard. Spe- cial for Suburban Day ceieene .. $L.59 35 inch Chiffon Taffeta, our regular stock quality, standard grade in good range of wanted, colors, high lustre, soft finish. Selling regularly at $2.00. Special for Suburban Day S 33 inch Japanese Pongec, the rea powder, the Kind that washes and wears so well. Suburban Day mported Japanese, free from Real value $1.29. For 5 e Second Floor. TAILORED SKIRTS TO MEASURE—FREE OF CHARGE At Wool Dress Goods Department. Purchase a skirt length of any of our 54 inch, ail woo! plaids at $3.98 or $4.50 a yard and we will make the =kirt free. Work guaranteed v the tailors who have always dohe our work. THIS OFFER FOR SUBURBAN DAY ONLY. 54 inch Polo Coating, natural camel hair color coating, the popuiar coat for all wear. Our regular $3.50 quality. n Day . PUMPS AND OXFORDS FOR WOMEN Women's Glazed Kid Tongue Pumps, Touis heel, AA to C. lar $7.50. Special ....... Women's Tan Calf Lace Boots lar $8.00. Special . $7.95 Tan Calf T.ace Oxfords ban heel, A to D. Regular price $7.00. Special ay $5.45 Tan Calf one strap, welt Pump, Cuban heel. Spe- Regu- .. $5.00 medium heels. Regu- cial MEN’S HABERDASHERY—SUBURBAN DAY. Men's fine Negligee Shirts in fine percales and corded madras in all neat designs, made up with French cuffs, all colors guaranteed fast. Regular price $1.50 For Suburban Day . cerena $1.00 Men's $1.50 Pure Silk Hose in black and blue, brown and black and black and white. for Suburban Day . Men's white collar attached Shirt. button down collar and French cuffs. Suburban Day S a fine white oxford shirt with Regular price $2 Main Floor. RIBBONS 8ash ribbons includ satins, moires, roman ribbons. Excellent valu for Suburban Day; yal Ribbons in- white, pis popular shades in mo caded, ribbons and p Excellent values for Suburban Day, yard .. Fancy hair bow ribbo patterns, all colors; pil white, red, yellow, bre: the wanted colors and ¢ binations. For Suburb Day, YArd, .. iicoasslonis Bag Frames, value 98 for Suburban Day .... Bag Frames, value $1.50, Suburban Day... Bag Chains, valus for Suburban Day Main Floor CORSETS Suburban Day| R. & G. Corsets in R. and G. Corsets in low bust, long hip model: color broche. suitable fo and full figures, regul $5.30 for the Suburban La Beatriss Corsets, elastic top for comfort, pink broche, formerly sol " for_the Suburban W. B. Nuform Corsets coutil, medium and hi; formerly sold for $2.00 af for Suburban B. & J. Bandcau Bra silk jersey, hook back, s 42. Regular price $1, fo the Suburban Sale Children’s Drawer W fine cambric. size 2 to . Reguiar price 39¢, for th) Suburban Sale ......... Fourth Floor. MIDDY BLOUSE] For girls and misses, re blouses in white jean, a and white with blue col cuffs. Sizes 6 to 22. ¥ Suburban Day . Fifth Floor, In The Bargain Basement — SUBURBAN DAY — FULWOOL JERSEY ITS Special—$10.00—Special Jaunty Tuxedo and notch collaretta effects. ranted 1009 wool and weighs 13 to 14 ounces per yard. in a varieety of heathers and plain shades. Values to $22.50. BARONET SATIN SKIRTS, $7.95. with White, black, gray, navy and flesh, waist misses and women. They are beautles, styles med with pearl buttons. bands 25 1o 32 WOMEN'S WAISTS White Voile and dimity Waists trimmed with lace and ¢mbroidery in several pretty Niodels. | Siseciag 31.25 o 16 Special .. TIE BACK SWEATERS Made of good quality wool in +11 the leading colors and com- Wination of colors. The pract- sal Sweater for all time Specfal | $l-95 WINDSO. CR This fabric is war- It 1s made All sizes 16 to 42, for smart taflored features, trim- Regular price $10. Women’s Oxfords and Pun Just purchased 500 pairs of rejected Emerson Oxfords. cellent leathers, latest styles, included in this lot are 200 g Burt and Packard Oxford. Sizes 9, 9%, 10, 103 and 11. Suburban Day ... $ Women's Sport Oxfords, best values in the city, snappy| trimmed with tan or black leather with ball straps. MILLINERY All sizes. In our downs‘airs millinery itore on Wednesday there will »e about one hundred Hats that have retailed at $1.95 and $2.95; in the lot are sailors of rough straw with fancy bands others have the plain silk ribbon bands in black, navy wind white; also hats for sports and dress wear. Your choice tor Suburban Odds and ends of White Juliets and Slippers, For Suburban Day ... 7, 9. 11. Regular price $1.00. For Suburban Day For Suburban Day ... For Suburban Day only Canvas 1,000 pairs of children's all leather play Oxford: Pumps and Oxfords size! Tan or black lace Shoes for the kidales, sizés 535 to 2. First step childrens’ weak ankle Shoes, sizes 3 to 8. price $3.00.