New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 6

FORD SCHOOL P DS GRABUATION fents. Receive.- Diplomas 0dTég gef-'_]"j)day‘ d, Muay 26.—kt was com- ht' duy today for sradustes | fMtfgrg semmary foundation | luges the Hartford Theolog nary, the Kennedy w and the Mactford sraduates and post esenting 13 states and ountries, regelved di cos. Vive were grad and four re- sew, two. being of docte of civad sheo kins | v uchool of misslons aind 1 of religlous peda » who received Ihl of philosop eminary the degrge of doc llosophy was conwferred on John -Willlam Flight 0. lo w seminary n \ln.nuu Rohne | and Asador The fol- of bache rred on J He's Cap. Texas, of Mlana, Clllein colved the degree inity Frroll ehard Allison, Cam Crawford Fravis Flliott James Falrtield English Herschel Folger, Car Diplome of graduatic ner Vaini Weosr Murtford Keun W missions \ for twe years' wotk was to Mise Silma Fug or [Minn., and the tollowing ié. certificate for one g Constance Falstad v.: Miss . Anua falifax N 8 Miss All Gwynn, Carfield, Wagh y i, Creston, O b ladawdn - Db | h Gert Shore. Ottaw s Floy em Smith, : Will Be Held at 93rd Street Arniory— graduation RCHLASES R \ll.l“)\ll. peific \equires Los t Lake Rallroad Company. | May 25.—~The, Union ond today aequired full Angeles and surchase Anzeles | former of vibus to the officially today transaction urities of alt Lake LIIOAD MAN DIES. rdyard of Michigan Central ines Passes Away. nteal rail e here today takem 111 with | night and later | was in a4 spent the fn Detroit and Hugh s von Kettler NADIAN EXTPORTS, I Paper Shipments Fall Off nhaout 82000000, of the lom made pa ehiefl nent vaprint th were valued at $5 :v, 11 for the corr of lust year . Ol WAR VY |l‘ll\\\ K Tree Planted Tn Soil From ery State and Nation. N. Y ik trec gdale whit pyery countr May 28.—Plant. | In soll cc v nssoclated W h *» In the world wa every wstate in the commencoment exercises f the New Yerk State In ed Agriculture han a year was takep to o soil from the varlous coun- | as it areived it was baked in nsuare productivity union DNIC OFFICIAL HERE mial lodge A F, & A. M # special communiention at . this evening. Supper will | il at 6:30 p. m. Right Wor. | Brother George H, f the 6th Masonie district Gwendolyn | | rafl- | | Rev. | olic bishop of | aence, Gabb, | PEOPLE NEAR STARVATlUR Residents of Moscow Without Food | as Peasants Are Keeping their Corn ‘ Por Usc.as Seed. (By (hé“Assbeiited oW iy HERE Kt redtion, Tt | . in reports’ from’ RNt city, s arby etiages. to. purchnse cerp_are gt (or seed.. | HVETTITETITA L "TOMTITIEETE— sent - to v villages to purchas¢ carn arc said to have returned emptyhanded | and the hope entertained by the soviet government -that it might secure a | f fotir from the Caucasus has as several million s been destroyed lous elements in that reg The KremMw in Moscow. which is | present weat of tho soviet com- iries, |s said to be the only place In Russin where hunger is not fel "he bigh sovie icials import I their own matic co These = guise of “diplomatic bagg REPAIRING N1 Pocahont Will be Taken to Boston w Trouble Remedicd Nobska Point in Vineyard Sound i« fay. A gang lermakers mechanics @ boaid the =hip repairs on the r engers, lenish her proceeding Manhattan ' the guard ¢ to the ald which went off Nantucket day and eturned 1o Woods liney \lan \mothers to l)eath » m May 25s+Nicola i killed fump cart this mhofn Dimarco'| ving jump on the e horsc going and ear wheel of the cart face down ar he soft sand e children 8 Were He leaves vidow and f NATIONAL HORSK SHOW. Not Madison Squarc. ew York, ~The ‘Natlonal for 37 years in Mad- 0. Wil e conducted adron A betaeen armory on Madison and nues, It wids announced here ne commitree of “the it “that increased pub- wmde 1he are 600 NEW BRITAIN DAILY- HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 or many more | | ged at the Garden FREIGHT INCREASE. = —— | Morve Carvs Loaded nu--nr.:i Week of May 14, hington, May 25.—An increase ; hir the number- of - loaded | * during the week ending | wn by re | odny the car f the "Ame an railros It was sald the increas largely 16 revieus h commi was due d loading of coal ind principally for Lake movement The deécidase 17 the number of id1 « during the week e total of all cars loade 0,158 was eck was 75 TALK . R, RATES. I topies 1 indus opened a Traf- industrial con naze f the traflic bu- | organizations through attended which day col J n here today experts for 1 1 ma ANCIS DRAKE NEWS, Krancis Dra e, Sons of will tlar meet- | row cvening comunication h tie grand lodge pre informing that he I nuke a visit to the | The clection of offi- ake place. An entertain- | will follow L hall. A been received from ident W. M A I-ZN'IICK’I‘AI.\MH.\T The Y. W. H. A. wil} hold an ent nment at the club rooms tomorrow evining commencing at 8 o'clock. The lowinz program hax been avranged by Benjumin Cohen, piano selec- tions by Sadie Cantor, recitations by Sophia Meshken, clog hop by hkow and recitations by Lewis Sylvia | Alex — - - - ] LUTHER LEAGUE, MEETING. [ The lLuther league of t Lutheran church will entertain - the Hartford 3 at it meeting tomor- | it the local church parlors The business meeting will commence at 7:15 o'clock. The visitor furnish several numbers program Swedish row evenl will on_the BISHOP HARKINS DEAD. Providence, R. I, May 25.—Right | Matthew Harkins, Roman Cath- | the diocese of Provi- died at his home here today He was 75 »f age and had been bishop for 3 | | offer were kept away on account of the rainy . weather. is a sbecial to those who This 1921. _')80 fo 586 Mamf/’jfl . ore, Ne wBr/ tain Cr or fle/ ybody This were kept away on is a \special' offer to those who account of the rain,y, weather. Dollar day will be continued tomorrow te give the public a chance to visit our store and share in the wonder- ful values we have to offer. Just for-a special day of bargains for our shoppers we offer about one hundred special items threughout - the entire store, in every department, real special values. Positively no profits figured on tomorrow’s business. We juét, want to unload a part of our large stock and will give our customers the benefit. DOLLAR DAY Women's 75¢ knit Unionsuit, lace trimmed, special, 2 fov ~$1.00 . :DOLLAR DAY . Women’s fine DOLLAR DAY quality knitted crocheted -tops, full 2> $1.00 ~DOLLAR DAY Vests, ‘tength, value special, 4 for ¢«rcale and . gingham bungalow Aprons, .extra full ‘and fine i 37,00 DOLLAR DAY Children’s = chambray Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, all shades, value $1.59 each, $1.00 special tomorrow DOLLAR DAY Children’s soisette Rompers and Creepers in all colors, neatly smocked and trimmed, value $1.49, special DOLLAR DAY 10 dozen women’s voile Waists, short and long sleeves, value $1.98, special for tomorrow DOLLAR DAY color, value 15¢ a yard, special tomorrow, 10 yds. $1 00 L] DOLLAR DAY Women’s and children’s Middies, white and colored collars, all sizes, of heavy galatea, value $1.69, special to- SI.OO DOLLAR DAY Women’s silk Hose, slightly im- perfect, all shades and sizes, value 69¢c a pair perfect, to- morrow 3 pairs for DOLLAR I)AY 590 women’s “Gloves, all shades and sizes, special tomorrow, 4 pairs for DOLLAR DAY _Aprong Gingham, all checks; fast - i DOLLAR DAY Corsets of fine quality coutil, in flesh and white, $100 L] . value $1.50, special -DOLLAR DAY .~ Embroidered Pillow Casés, size 45x3Z, beautiful design, value 59c¢ each, special $1.00 3 for DOLLAR . DAY . Infants’ rubber Diaper Pants in white rubber, value 49¢ each, sizes 1 to 3 years, $1 00 4 pair for DOLLAR DAY Unbleached heavy Sheets, 81x90, .value $1.50 special t.moi- row size each, DOLLAR DAY DOLLAR DAY 27 inch C.hambruy in all shades, morrow,-10-yards.. special to- '$1 00 value 17¢ yard, for DOLLAR DAY " "Large size Turlq heavy, value 59-: A [} Indian Head Linen, value 29¢ yd., | Towel, ex - K L ea., specnl 4 for ' .DOLLAR - DAY "Heavy 1large size huck Towels . and extra heavy value 25c cach : Sy, $1.00 extra 8 for . ' __DOLLAR DAY special’ tomorrow 5 yards for ,.... $1.00 DOLLAR DAY - Extra size, heavy, bleached Turk- ish Towels, very large, value Toc, tpecial tomor- 81 00 DOLLAR DAY Muslin Underskirts, cmbreidered bottoms, extra full, value 79¢~ i each, tomorrow $1 00 2 for DOLLAR DAY Colored border Turkish Towels, extra heavy and extra full, value 49¢ each, DOLLAR DAY Boys’ nainsook athletic Union- suits, all sizes, value 79¢, spe- cial tomorrow, _DOLLAR DAY Children’s percale Romper Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, value $1.98 the set, special tomorrov! DOLLAR DAY Voile Middies, neatly smocked, $1.00 full length, spe- cial tomorrow .. DOLLAR DAY size bleached, $1.25 Pequot Sheets, 72x90, tomorrow DOLLAR DAY Women’s silk Camisoles of rib- bon and plain satin, value 98¢, special 2 for _ DOLLAR DAY 25 soiled, women’s crepe de chine Waists, all colors, value $5.00, to "the first cus- DOLLAR DAY 100 women’s summer Hats, value $5.98, ! e ::em out :: EcAe(.;l.-l $ 1 OOO DOLLAR' DAY Ribbon, formerly 49¢c a yard, all shades and widths, special 4 yards DOLLAR DAY Peggy Cloth, a good material for children’s suits and dresses, plain or striped effects, wvalue o, 574 yards tor 9100 DOLLAR DAY 36 inch Long Cloth, full bleached, soft finish, 8 yards $1 00 for Women’s embroidered Night- gowns of heavy muslin and neat quality trimmings," value $1.59, special to- morrow DOLLAR DAY Boys’ Wash Suits, one and two piece styles, all color combina- tions, sizes 3 to 8, value $1.59, tomor- row Large size damask, hemstitched 35¢ value, tomor- row, 4 for Towels, rose pattern, regular $1.00 G ———— S 'DOLLAR DAY DOLLAR DAY 40 inch plain white, permanent finish, Voile, tomorrow, 4 yards $1 00 for fine quality, DOLLAR DAY 500 pairs of assorted chlldrens low Shoes, patent leather and plain, leather, white rubber soles, hlgh tennis and many DOLLAR DAY Pillow : Cases, sizes 42x36 fine tomorrow 5 for quality muslin, value 29¢ each, $1.00 DOLLAR DAY bleached or ~ heavy quality, tomorrow only, 10 yards Toweling, brown, Striped, fast color, Madras Shirt- ings, a large assortment to choose from, value 35¢ a yard, tomorrow, 4 yds. %1 00 chiidren’u ribbed Hose in black, white or cordovan, sizes 5 to 9, value 25c a pair, row, 6 pairs for tomor-