New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 8

hin fiera‘d. = | THE McMILLAN STORE, INC. | ding, ST Church str . — ALWAYS RELIABLE — e s “Stylish Stout™ on Mall Matt wlso local mews pul WE HAVE BOUGH THE ENTIRE e STOCK OF == YAl BLUM & RAPHAEL s— i Asylum Street Clothiers and Furnishers onsistency in stand- ont ana at the mme and the Stock Is Now on Sale at Our Store at the Senate took e £1H ) Offering Truly Amazing Vaiues inMen’s High Grade Apparel sodlyyst Blum & Raphael, for the past year conducted a first class men’s store on Asylum street ptosig g . . and only alluring inducements for them in another line could have influenced them to discon- tinue their business, and as for their stock, which we have just bought, while not of tremend- = m‘-"x -‘m: “l:mn“m ous proportions it certainly is a fine one, THEY CARRIED NOTHll}G BUT THEBVE:}; merica, but whether | ; ) ; 4 disarm. To add No Woman IS Too Stoat BEST and every man who takes advantage of this sale will, not only save money, but peech in favor of the | secure some very fine qualities in men’s clothing and furnishings. he added that the . h tried out the policy Blum and Raphael’s 75¢, $1 Blum and Raphael’s entire stock of high grade Blum and Raphael's $2, sulx:ll llluu |ulnnn ; ad to Be StyIISh and $1.50 men’s NECK- $2.50 and $3 men’s NECK- . . : SHIRTS, all WEAR. Fine quality silk v unprepared when | B “The modish figure is the comfortable figure. No IWEAILD cvoty Sl one (a4 5 b . ruck at our throat figure not comfortable can be modish,” is Fashion’s beauty. At $1.00 sizes up to 181%, regardless of Blum and $1( ?tfot:::z.szas.l'e, ea. 79c of politics in the ~ ~ 7 thi. le. 3 f Raphael’s price, your choice at this sale .. e ariic i firm edict. Our own Corsetiere will demonstrate e ph price, y! J ually obtains. Party that “Stylish Stout” Corsets enable you to have both . 3 d Raphael’s “E. & Bl d Raphael’s 25¢, 50c A a comfortable and a fashionable figure ! Blum and Raphael’s 50c, 75¢ Blum and Raphael’s $1.25 Blum an aphael’s “E. :l:dal;sc “Zhrrow,” gy . W.,” “Arrow” and “lde” ton. The first fitting to “Stylish Stout” Corsets invariaby and $1.00 men’s HOSE men’s balbriggan SHIRTS lau’ndered COLLARS at W.” and “Manhattan” lus had the experience L B surprises a woman. She is as much delighted with at € PAIRS and this SOFT COLLARS ¢) = by s i St the long, slenderized lines she gains as with the ease 3 FOR $1000 DRAWERS .. .. 65(: sale ........... 10(: { 2FOR.... 25 much overworked | fish action by diplo- the Corsets permit to any motion. . — — water “Stylish Stout” Corsets are created with the exclusive BLUM AND RAPHAEL’S ENTIRE STOCK OF ‘ oll to talk of setting | B needs of stout and near-stout women in mind. They MEN’S HIGH GRADE would be glad to do I o e are not merely enlarged from styles of the usual sort, o Ve —o s but represent a specialized, concentrated designing 4 Reohact S ‘ II r% rhess to have peace service which makes their construction unique. Blum and Raphael’s men’s . z e eer? o2+ Ask to be fitted to a “Sylish Stout” Corset in your TRousERs. The s12 1o | At 'This Sale Half Price and Less nations may; but tne | [ Model. it oo iy 15 trousers, finest grade, - . he head of other na- 1 e ’ e ¢ From America’s best clothing manufacturers, including the ey Tl $6.00. The $6 and $7 nationally advertised “CAMPUS TOGS” and “SCOLNY” ready they will Join: | stay 4 are the men who recelve the r" ——— - | trousers at - $3 = ST would it be safe for | honors the university and the students . n which would leave | have to give. ‘1 ngh[s a"d shadow: $18 $25 afld $32 of those governments The best of college men are full l! i . s mament—with reser- | of lite, eager for activity and fun. | By John J. Daly g All sizes in the lot but not-all sizes in every make. But the best of college men do not belleve In the argu- | have to go to outside places of “en- C—m————ru 1/ Men’s $3.00 Domet Flannel PAJAMAS and NIGHT l » Blum and Raphael’s summer weight UNION SUITS. fine cotton and nainsook, sold up to $3, choice at‘ this sale ......... $1.79 pared for the last war | tertainment™ to find a vent for their ... $145 And, with the lensons | desive for activity. for fum. Thers Britaln who mourn his loss: deep and ! Blum and Raphael’s $7.50, Men’?;;RSBSsiik “and wool MUEFLERS at .00 0000 :1.59 Id be able to preparc | are plenty of opportunities in the Sincere Is the sympathy for those $10 and $12.50 DRIVING Men’s $2:00 to $4.00 CAPS at . .. .. ere another occasion | college life itself—in study, in’ ath- [*OM Whom he is taken. He leaves : ’, i k and tangible evidence of an energetic life, GLOVES, fleece lined, Men’s lSl.OOtIo $3.00 Monarch BELTS, all sizes, blac ~ t is is the memory colorsat ........ of our ability to pre- | gebating matters, In literary work and DPut Sreater than this is the memory . B 4 not count upon our |in countless other fields of unfailing kindliness, affection and wool lined and fur lined, | Men’s 75¢c and $1.00 Monarch SUSPENDERS at ....... 42¢ arodnoss. The college man who respects him- consideration for others. choice at this sale. .$4 pr. Blum and _Rapln.els finest quality cape and genuine us to prepare the ma- | self and who is ambitious to stand —_— mocha lined GLOVES, worth up to $7.50, QQ the world may dis- | with and for the college—the college SNEAK THIEVES, | mlltat TN A he way it may be done | man who is respected and honored by | ur engormess to do it his classmates—the college man who Blum and Raphael’s Spring and Win/ter weight OVERCOATS, all at one P aiic 18 and more. nations have learned. | jetics, in musical organizations, in It is geported that “Sneak Thieves™ - are at work in this city. e—and it is hoped the | is worth while, does not lower him- Tho only way to guard against tho short we must instill | self nor bring disrepute to his uni- ! s e ——— v ——— & hearts of other ors e ¥ o acti . | her na- | versity by resorting to word or action 4 o keep the doors and windows of | ) | yme respect for our | of which he should be ashamed. And o housa locked when there i3 no| § Try This On Your Wise \ IE | “JEST RUMINATIN'.” such are the men who make the great oy, at home. Or if there is someone Friend il FA ! (Robert Russell.) I activities of such criminals, of course, e institutions of learning what they are ' j, (he house to look after things, it Seven men ate at one restaurant. Down into deep oblivion goes MORALS, today. They are not “dead ones”, they — BY ROBERT QUI‘_.LEN —_ i that ol' winter hat; the attic or ) the closet now will be its habitat. But in its wake it —_ e : leaves a sort o' gratitude that's The only fish not biting freely now great—an’ let this knowledge g are suckers. : comfort it whate’er its summer | One ate there every day, the y second every other day, the third( v third day and so on to the in the fromt part, and vice varsa seventh who ate there once a week. Yale and no criticism This seema entirely plain. When did they all meet? ere intended Special carc should-be taken at this ~ should be seen to that the back of the ublication asserts that [ @re allve—but they are alive to a life 1,40 is locked while the occupant is woral than Harvard. | that is clean and straight { Answer to yesterda) $30.00. fate. For that ol’ hat protected 4 us when winter smote our ! s, usual out of work. Idle hands usual- i 3 : o deessaichicrecs dome; a-hangin’ on a nail it larger colleges and It is quite probable that these | ]y find some mischief to do and when | ~ i i 4 i brought some comfort to our words, spoken to Patrick McCabe in | the jdle hands are possessed by a dweller therein has returned, and : i ;nomlel t;)‘r ::fl:wms]’ there ‘the pu > | e ould ve sec ™ P . s 2 > - ., | mak his “get-away,” hidden from Loafing becomes very tiresome. He ambly kne e ol' man, too, popular belief | Nf would ha pleased his hon hungry man that tendency is empha- | make is g AW i F is still “the tired business man.” was back, all ready to wash up a dish or drive a carpet tack. arn. while at- ( which might be sala of him. Possi- | Sneak thieves usually work in more | Should be taken to protect property ! & Gosilibye ol PLat W yosth no o s | ever came to P : ¢ ity Thev -an easily rer ble nature. { b . sleep; don't think your life is\ Mar people look i bly they never came to his hearing | populated portions of the city. They | of"an easily removable n Nerve specialists get rich treating Well, if British miners prefer to o’er; we’ll use you in the fall nstitution \s places | ears. Today they may be written as | enter places where the houses aro S ladies who never were sufficiently | work in diving suits in the future, it as we have often done before. man has to be of re- | @ fitting epitaph for a man of accom- | close together. Often they have some A man may be able to drive a bar- | ;5. 1ked while young. is their own business. An® don’t get jealous o' the thing that's made o' glue an’ s that come to him eftorts, unaided by circumstance other | back or front door. They look about. | #ain car. [ straw, which we will wear all 1] PATRICK McCABE. | ggested by the pars w32l { time when there are more people than risconcoption of moral “Not an enemy in the world." «bout all the | straightforward heart mare than any | sized ht by other houses, especial care Jrx character to resist | plishment achieved through his own | gpparent excuse for appearing at the &ain but quite unable to drive a bar- | summer as per fashion’s string- n as an example. The | than that resulting from his own dis- | It someone sees them they tell a ent law. There’ll come a lot o’ #0o% on at Savin Rock, position. Fis own habitual kindliness. ' story of looking for some individual , “Car recovered,” headline. From I LIGH’S A D i chilly nights when we will long d the character of the his own creed of living straight and | who, they pretend to think, lives in | what disease, please? TorfzoliJour verisy il jbe content to know you're hangin’ habitdes of that place true. | that house. There are many devices | —_— T true. ] fin” ought up as Indicating In the history of the life of this! which the professional sneak thief Those who reverse the precfpt By JOhn J' Da’ly ggi:uinbit“a-w:;t‘;# ?::;;:ii‘:; " are in- f e you'll go along with us again and Mitio! s living e o ef, clev: . s - i to consider Beauty Before | y & 2 - to work, again to play. But and ambition by his living ample, | teur thief, clever in a way, is able to | clined to Ry IF GRANDMA WERE HERE we'll be h}?nest wmf = i As you walk the Rialto today, —friend hat, now laid aside— in the mart where the multitude presses, we hope 'twill be some months Just imagine what grandma would say afore you get another ride. Could she see the assortment of dresses. e college men will go | man who will no more inspire energy | uges. There are many which the ama- | “Business Before Pleasure’ @ such erities are right there may be seen a splendid lesson | think up almost on the spur of the! Duty. jent such places; they from across the water: begin life here Most of us at one time or another heir former standards with little to show them the bright | have lived in rural aistricts where 25 YEARS AGO are to be denounced. ' light of success: burdened by the | doors and windows were always open who live the lives of handicap of unfamiliarity with our ' or unlocked, and where it seemed ri- e———————————————————————— — (From The Herald of That Date.) are sl r by far than she wore s o _ Som?ndlzie‘::ar\t-: afy'her teens and her blushes ‘Whole . . . Police Department | When a maiden, on reaching a score, on the Carpet,” headline. What a looked down upon by by their own perseverance and deter- | we went out for a moment—to the The payroll for the water depart- ‘Was as shy as the doves and the thrushes. picture! In thelr colleges At mination to take a place in the com- ' barn, it used to be—now it is more | ment for last week .amounted to P nee. there Is no quicker munity which may well be envied. | likely to be to the garage. We may | $111.60. ) She lwonla migh for] tho frocklT am{snre! T T s T s [ an object of ridicule Putrick MeCabe @id all this. nor G068 ' have brought thia habit with us to the | . LDer® Were 13/ deaths and three i That she wore with the dainty sun-bonnet, ine Wl Canlt ibe kiiat Loel aneriis marriage licenses issued at the town nalia y i a A ould wonder how maidens endure 3 =3 the eyes of the men there remain any mgmory of him in city., It is not an easy one to over- | clerk’s office for last week. vrouldfzondesihon) mslashs endurs i e ple what It is, than to his political or Business activities come. Lake Compounce opened the sea- ! son last night. There were several special cars from this city and a i well as men of other for those who come to this country | moment. ' i these things are the habits and customs, but who a“e able, | diculous to fasten a door every time : -h . . You sink a little deeper in She would faint if she passed a cafe The mi 7 @ mire of despair 3 ” e ) e proud p; e o v e £ be known to be a man loved him may be proud all sorts of men. Yet the “country litzaicrowdl attenden’ " m\; };;;;r:r;hsrf::gp‘(:ilczf ?h:"(;a:'“h their rouge on When you mationt Vou s stmmer Shben o depr r “pleas y » were the distinctions given jg o Oaiar oly | 1 et y a € v: X 3 in the depraving “plea Unique were is not far from the Center. Sincerely | The water at Shuttle Meadow Lake She would whisper, and’ ask: “Is it true, John?” The ones you have to wear. . Lowering toples of con- him. e was trusted and honored by ig {1 to be wished that these free, g measures 17 1 feet now. | eniing places of {1l other than one of which those who New Britain is a city which attracts By - lut do not be dejected for cate en o solitical beliefs o by usti VAP of : Rev. Dr. 8. G. Ohman will confirm . Aeprecated men of ..Ill 1lkHdl :‘ :,;""’“ ‘“‘r:\\ trusting ways of the country might be 26 children at the Swedish Lutheran In the wildest of grandmother’'s dreams, Before the snow and ice o eede hose « © advice aine: - . = . 2 = 3 gives freedom that ls those who 100 o him for maintained here. But they may NOt| . ..ch tomorrow morning. When her fancy gave way to caresses, Rethrs) all i e Rl e Adoos 0 ane ) ‘nostentat de- 1 o 5 B vould sunymons her screams ] all life. But ad help Unostentatious in his o ,“"h safety. Geo. L. Damon has .rhfldrens arl(:l Her horror wou 5 u‘z‘m Bebbing hesid On sale at just half price. also the opportun- meanor, he was lways the same New Britain's “‘country’” must be misses’ tan shoes at his store for 75 If she picture 14 T tresses, & s urtecus Ay gover; 2 3 . ents and $1.65. . urtoou kindly triend of those governed by the ways of a city, and | © 3 b SIS = It 1s well, for the peace of her soul, ’If the monarch. who cried “My Bingdom for a Horse” llved today