New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1921, Page 5

WEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY. 23, 1921. ' ALIZ GROTTO WILL WISSION SOCIETY 70 | HOLD CEREHONIAL " BE REPRESENTED 'Gandidates to -Explore fhe En- Twenty-eigm Women Depart in _HARTFORD : chanted Realm This qumng Fall for Foreign Fields ] 'z‘“‘ : | iy % ’j I MW MOST EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS s S SR Ui ‘ ) ' o'clock this evening with'the largest ceremonial’ cast that Has ever worked | a Grotto initiation in New England. 1 There will be @elégitions' from Beia ¢ Jl | Grotto in Springfield, Syria Grotto in Hartford. Hejaz.Grotto in New Haven and several individual members from clsewhere in attendance. It i ex- pected that there will be fully 1,500 in attendance. The scenic effects and | the costumes for the ceremonial! cast are especially gorgeous. , The Cast The ceremonial cast, under the di- ' —A SALE AS TIMELY AS IT IS BENEFICIAL— rection of Noah Lucas, is as follows: DECORATION DAY ONLY A WEEK HENCE—AND REMEMBER— His Majesty, Noah Lucas; Mokauna, — : NEW STYLES THAT rIN Vi FOR MONTHS OME | Veiled; Cnief Justice, Chas. Cook, J % THESE ARE NEW STYLES THAT WILL BE IN VOC TO COME Mgresch e e e e s | Norman J. McKirdy: Chaos, Alfred : E. Pilz: Cerberus, Howard Y. Stearns: WOMEX'S 'ruuflu.ng_ ITS, MADE TO RETAIL $22 50 Rhadamanthus, Leyland T. Flerce; AT $39 TO s40. PR D FOR THIS SALE Wizard, Walter O. Cook: Grand Mar- Cloths—Fine wool men's wear serge. 1, William C. Raphael: Elfin King. Col SIS 2 hiack ; | Oscar Lord: Grand Chamberlain, olors—Navy ue an lac - \ Frank & Penfield;: Mastér of Cere- Linings—Figured and plaid ¢ofored siike. i monies, William R. Fenn: Melancholy. Trimmings—Tadlor byald and ornamental’ buttons. Julius Milce: Standard Bearer, ry E. Smit Skeleton, Fred An- WOMEN'S TAILORER, SUITS, MARE 'mlu:rrm s 2 ) 3 Skelet AS HIGH AN 'S CED FOR.THIS SALE 3 50 ) 3 amp - C. Winger, Howard A Draper,-Martin Horwitz; F. W. Sti gle, D. Ogren, W. Ramm. Guard - . ¢ George E. Kingsbury, H. K. Watrous, e e 7001 | by ) - W W. Palmer. Wallace Kelsey. Linings— Figured and plaid coloyed silks. ST Counsellove bt Gehentitit Robtf Crat Trimmings—Embroidery, sifk britd anda-buttons, | 1.4 ¢ T W. ZdR. Fletcher, Georgé Bollere Colors-+Navy blue, mlr‘,nlghl blue and black, Frederick -~ Fuller. Court Jester: Walter Falk, (. A. Hoaglund, Paul A X Klambt, - F. W. Macomber, W. L. WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS, MADE TO RETAIL $39 00 ; it SO Hagen. Master of revels, A. G. Haw AS HIGH AS $70. PRICED FOR THIS SALE .. ' } o8l Nmdstar’ o Wirdronss Alorko Bull!' stage manager, George Smed- L. § Cloths—Fine poiret twill and tricotine. \ $ electrician, - Harry Bamforth: Colors—Navy blue, oxford gray and sand. s H "L musical director. Leslic Goff; make- Linipgs—Radium silk and péan de cygne Ty 3 up, Howurd Wesche. b ingly i * - Ceremonial rama. Trimming—Brajd and buttons sparingly used. Prologub— Méastei~ df Ceremonles, ' Monarch and Orator. WOMEN'S TAILORED SPORT SUITS, MADE TO 316 98 Act 1.—Court of Mokanna. Grand RETAIL AT 335, PRICED FOR THIS SALE .. .. Chamberlain, Sarpedon, Mokanna, Master of Ceremonies, Guards, Court Cloths—8Kibo tweed and mixture materials, - B pimined Colors—Harding blue, tan and Brown, v Act IL.—Scene 1, Haunted Forest. Wizard, Melancholy, Elfin King. & Scene 2, Grotton—Grand Marshal, His u-H‘ pockets, Majedi Chief Justice, Charon, Chaos, Cerberus, Rhadamanthus, Counseli- > . S SR 8 < ors of Gehenna, Imps. LARGE SIZE TAILORED SUITS NEW SUMMER DRIESSES FOR STOUT WOMEN AR TET - Scete 1. PonArl-Cirbetils, Stylish, graceful models, siges 423 to 52%: Sizes 42% to 52%. Handsome Dresses of His Majesty, Charon: Sceiié"2, River Made of fing men's .wear serge, in navy blue heavy quality imported voile in selected patterns, Styx—Charon, Cerberus,- Chaos, His and black. $32 50 in rich dark colors. Majesty, Boatmen; Scenc S—~imperial Priced for this sale SR Priced for this sale ? . Chamber of Gehenna, His Majesty, ———————————————————— —————— £ e —————————— e e e e et Charon, Tmps. a Act }V.—Court of Mokanna.. Sar- SPORT. DRESSES OF GENUINE LINEN STYLISH QUILTED COATS pedon. Mokanna, Master of Ceremon- Two Plece - Lressed, embroidféd ut - bettom + These mew Summer garnients in a fashionable ies, Monarch, Guards. blouse. Cholce of Hardpig' blue, $5 98 L 40 fnch long model with narrow belt. Black only. B S un Ll orchid and rose. - Hpeclal. ‘Made to retail at $26.00, $15 98 WADE’S STATEMEVT riced fer this sale GRACEFUL AFSSNOON DRESSES 3 6 Of heavy Canton crepe, beaded in oontrasting Sy ABOUT SLAYING colors of gray, navy blue and QUIUTED SATIN COATS brown. - k Linéd with ‘Gontrasung silk and most appro- - . 5 . ” e pelate . for .dress, wear, shown in black, Made Before He Was Exccuted, Bridgeport g i 7 A to retail at $49.00. 22 0 Murderer Told of Mrs. Nott’s White Georgette and crepe .de chine frocks in | Pricéd for this sile g Part in Tragedy. any new, hovelty stfles for me s . 0 et g SO 0 27.5 TAILORED POLO CLOTH COATS Hortford, May 23.—George E. Nott SILK AFTERNOON DRES v v = % of :Bridgepprt. for whose murder Elwood e . lAned with ailk throughout and déveloped in B. Wade was hanged at the state- prison Manduems saw mefisls 11t o N R e o medemis ade at ; Wethersfield last-week, was slowly crepe, featured in. navy blue, $35 00 'td fetail at $89.00. y e o iis e WS- Nuithe Aght ithéy nsd e ) e - x ¢ ~Fiond itor)tnis sgle - on the stairway in Nott's home when . Mrs. Nott came to her. lover’s rescuc and struck her husband on the head with a lead pipe, stunning him. = This statement it was reported yesterday, was made by Wade on the day bero: -- - he was executed, and it is understood that it’ will be used in the dcféense ot Mrs. Nott at ‘her trial for her partici- pation in the murder. Wade, ‘it is alleged, said that Nott ~Are Prices Down ‘'on Men’s SllltS )i Bl W] F | : ll R : We’ll’-Séy They Are ' L - R ree tO : aces New York. May 25.—Twenty-eight | young women trained as medical, il g R : & evangelistic and educational mission- i #"' aries, will “depart for foreizn fields e it i under the auspices of the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission society during the coming summer i ?‘ml fa%l‘ it was announced here to- b4 ay. he missionaries, their home St ¢ities and their destinations are as a'rwa’ys follows: Miss Harriet Barvington, St. Mary's, d St p O., to South India; Miss Evelyn Bea- an e s irice Bickel, Newton Center, Mass., to s = Japan; Miss Katherine E. Bohn, St. The beauty of a_graceful staiss s« &= Louis, Mo., to South China: Miss way is enriched by Inorout. Docr- Florence Nightingale Crane. Detroit. steps are amply protected froin Mich., to Africa: Miss Maud Waneta the weather with this indoor, ohs’ Deer, Crawfordsville, Ind.. to Japan; door varnish. The deep velvety Miss Susan Carey Ierguson. Hilton, . to South India; Miss Emma sheen cannot be equaled. Inorout "Boston, to Burma will 160k brilliantly new long.after .- Mayime M. Goldenburs, Cin- it has outworn your greatest.eX= .sever more gur: cinnati, O., to Burma: Miss Anne R. pectations. L Harris, Council Bluffs, Ia., to East ; iss Grace I. Hill, New Bruns- Use Inorout wherevcr and w}‘en- J.. to Bengal-Orissa: Mrs. ever you need varnish. - Seasons:of Bedlah Kenyon to East China: Mi wind, rain, snow, and sun do not." Charlotte ‘R:<N. Larner, ‘Newark. N even dull its gloss. Live steam; J.. to East China; Miss Edna M. M boili d 1 son, Towa Falls, la., to South China; - boiling water and salt water can- Miss Mary Matthew, Clarksburz, W. * mot sake it chip, crack, or turn- Va.. to West China: Miss Malinda K. white. Buy .¥Inorout. IR SulM Miller, Stanford, Ky.. to Burma. Miss Esther M. Nelson, Bellingham, WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & C‘""ANY In Bostoa, Mads. 3 Wash.. to Burma: Miss Lucy K. Rus- . sell, Kansas €ity, Kans. !,o h.rm;:n; Larcest Paint_and_Varwisk Makers -oll-v lnl—d Miss Edna R. Paul, Ottawa, Kan., to Assam; Miss Sadie Robbins, Chicago, | oTr crePT X o e to South Indi Miss Emiliec M. 4 % -hultz, Gastonis . C., to Ea 2 b waispies: W AN China; Miss Margaret Stevens, Ba T E JO onfi mkm Shurtleff, Somerset, Mass., to West China, Miss Edna DeW. Smith. Bloom- field, N. J., to South China: Miss Edyth B. Stansbury of Davison, Mich., to South China; Miss Marion Tait, Rockford, IlL, Assam; Miss Ger- to trude Teele, Hudson, Mass., to Burma; 70 m Miss Helen L. Tufts, Vernon, N. Y., to au und va U Burma; Miss Bessie M. Yeamans, Watertown,- 8. D., to Bengal-Orissa. Woiremmernmnigly| (0 TYPEWRI']:ERS All is in resdincss for the finalen- tertainment and -dance of the season at the American Hosiery company this ALL MAKES evening. Theé program is in charge w t al k writers. Get o of the Amho Girl$ elbb. A short ¢ Rent all.makes. of; TVRS et bt sketch, “How the Story. Grew,” will be Rates, it will pay you. presented by .Anna Yaross, Agnes Typewriter and Adding a(m;hlne Suppfl:& B 2 Blinn, Hilma Gristhérg, Anna Gra- olzs3is Jpow minth, Lolise Ritther, Arina’ Sartinski, | Ne Bl'l 3 Mary ‘Farlol, ‘and “Mys, Turher. Solos W taln ypewnter will be rendered:by.MissPiaffer, Miss Helen Smedberg, and . Fregd. Blanken- EST 3 o4 ~od lindwo 3 berg. Curl'cy': orchestra yg‘ill,furnish = bt ,s“","" e 'l‘B‘.fllfi"flé% the musie. =~ ] Trimmingg—Belt and Sout Linings—None, skeleton ror;rucuon. I Foasin by e ‘e "wm oo bos v umeced o N Eew bme v Ao t denied by prison officials last night. ““There is nothing to that report N w0 ST 7 A test of the new way to beautify teeth - Dr. E. G. Fox of Wethersfield, cor- T WK oner, who attended the execution as . Men s Sults Men s Sults he has many others, said that Wade This offer is now'made almost the world m Abh n‘!hofldnhnm'fluh cficwncy that leading dentists everywhers advise their daff suffered a fracture of the neck, It is published in many languages. Millions of peo- . wls M e N . = fhe nfeck okr ”‘S (:)'ndcmnr;d nmfln ‘nas /ple of many races have thus fcund a way to fight The [Tty A M E 7.50. D ETAIL . always broken by the mechanism 1 p methods bodied C Sttty Sl il 7 '?‘A e TORETAIL AT 80,30 350, 3 4 by the state. Wade was pronounced film on teeth. paste—Pepsodent. And millione «f pesgle p ON SALE AT OY. SALE s ; dead about thirteen minutes after the “ All Eateful people owe ‘therhuclves this test—ail - -av ita benefita. trap was sprung. Dr. Fox said that the “who Want teeth whiter, safer, cleaner. beart heats continued from ecight (o 5 e 4 g- T s Your teeth are coated with a viscous film. Feel Agivs stareh-doposits o teeth and auidy- : - ¥ mulitiplies the salivaty Slow. It smmiti it with your tongue. It clings to tecth, emters crev- = bhort Skirts and Bare ices and stays. Your tooth bfush uud in old ways ‘“.':h m.l"‘:' “n':'u? ‘ Arms Will Bring Fines . : koo S ISR TEN RS o v 1o 2~ Tt multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva v 3 f steckings, pee waids, shert Film ¥bsorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy.. - . ige'the acide which cause decay. Even at today's lower prices every all the earmarks of high class mer- d skirts and bare will be pun- ! It is the basis of tartar. It holds. food substance ... pech uge bfings five Wect- whiel sult in this lot is worth at least ten chant: taflored clothes. ~ The fabrics == ished by fines ranging from $10 to R Tarea s e e e Tt Beids the meid - s % dollars more, many of them consider;. $200, according to a new ruling in : - ably more. These are suits from the REAN ool oL eunw o Therefisfa Zion City. The police. will -start a in contact with the teeth to cause decay. dental ers. - ¥ 16kding makers of America, the labels wonderful assortment of patterns > - vmoral conduct” campaign tomor- Millions of germs breed in it. They, with tartar, One week telll pyr corroborate that Suits that have and siyles. row, and will distribute literature 2 pas 5 = e e of pyorrhea. [ o calling attention to the rules of con- are thé chief caus 124 One week will;show you what thig duct for the eity. mem], iy i v No clothing ‘may be hung on the : Teeth not cleaa b conds t will change sll yor dn, e — - — jines on Sunday and no public COCKS " « LUP MAN r0ce. P o, . s meetings of unx kind will be toler- Film-coated teeth are unclean. That is why so Send. coupon fu.m.nay 'r.a. KNOCKS OUT HOLD-UP MAN, arence Pope. Joseph Francls and . made with arse X e —_— Frank Foulkes, all of this city. of sugar ind ’““.‘.“Oflm ‘”';"' instead | yted. Under the “blue laws” auto- many teeth brushed daily discolor and decay. clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the Jorsey Produce Dealer Foils Two Leslie, according to the police, said | reuflon yestesd 'l‘n(“ \lcl‘lh’l::“:::: i %_g Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing, . of the viscous film..See how teeth whity and film is the cause of most. of them. 7y film-coats disappear. c ae 3 bl Rolbvt—d Arrosts Pollow. ‘D4 :..dnx.-zpo waited in the Wouse Mr. and Mrs F Jackson and two A = 4 E ies, ‘boMovipg trat I -hildren, Winifre p 1 B o pE at he children inifred and Jam Mr cAs o R l A . ‘Dental science, therefare, has sought ways to Judge thtn what fe-best for you nd Trenton, N. J.. May 23.—Entering r pnsiderable -meney \at home. 1 Mrs. Ross Sheets, Lester J .L, the js home on the Lawrenceville rond Foulkes waited outside the house, K son and D Thompson. by For Infants and Children fight the film. Two ways have now been found. . what you see and feel. -Cut out lore early yestorflay with his wifo and = leslie is quoted as having' said, and | Fred Jackson Dirchased grogeries daughter, Joseph—Hellies, a produce \cis ran awey, refusing to par- in Burden Thursday for (he picmic |nU“For0v0r30Yun dealer, was attagked by two masked ticipate in-a: holdup. Al four are his wife tellinz him to get also _u!| Always bears “"M' men, one of whom struck him with a |held on a charge of burglary. quantity of arsenate’ of 'lead ana il el / . e so vlub, while the othow at revolver point | et sugar. He forgot the sugar and|| Slignatare of demanded his money s NF\R DEATH r'nou CAKE. placed the arsenate done up in a0 : A Hollles threw a chair at the man paper sack, with the basket of grocer- || S —————— e . with the revolver and knecked him 'Arscnate of Bead, ‘Il-ulu-n for Sugar, | 1© Mrs. Jackson, mistaking SMiciency Office Phone 2314-2 2 The Ne' D.y Denbfncg T unconscious. the othey escaping. Hol- was Uea in Is Bakg { package of poison Tfor gar, made al| Day and Night ~ House Phone 2314-3 . w e cake of the coritents. g Amennfic film comb-unt combined wlchmefl:«m“ ORN L, : erni retuisites. Now advised for daily uge’ by1aain§ des s