New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 17

- 7 NEW SRITAIN DAILY Steiner-Vedder Compiny Successor to C. S. Hills & Co., Hartford DRESSES —OF— TAFFETA —AND— CANTON CREPE FORMERLY TO $45.00 $23.75 Petty straiéhtline and fashionable bouffant models, many of the season’s best, in navy, black and colors. Fine dainty affairs for the miss as well as_lovely creations for the woman — and an excellent selection. HURLEY IS ELECTED Former Chief Sleuth of State Police is Chosen to Head Reorganized De- partment as Its Superintendent. Hartford, July 22.—Captain Robert T. Hurley, widely known as the chief detective of the old state police de- partment, was appointed superinten- dent of the reorganized state police department at a meeting of the new commissfon yesterday. He promptly appointed Alden L. McMurtry, chief inspector of the motor vehicle depart- ment, to be captain. The latter was on the general staff of the United States army under General Peyton C. March, during the war, with rank of major. Colonel Ernest L. Isbell, who as provost marshal in the expeditionary forces organized the American mili- tary police in France and England, was elected president of the commis- sion. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Robbins B. Stoeckel was made secre- tary. This is the organization that will have control of the merger of the old state police department and the inspection division of the motor vehicle department. All decisions were made by unanimous votes and Gover- nor Lake immediately gave his ap- proval, as required by the new law, to the superintendent appointed. Captain Hurley will take charge of the new department today, relieving Superintendent Egan, who has tem- porarily directed its activities pend- ing the election of a permanent su- perintendent. He was not a candidate for the appointment,. preferring not to assume the added responsiblities of the merger at his time of life being 67 years old, but having notified the commission of his willingness to re- main in the department in another capacity, he will be assigned to special work. HELD A§ SLACKER Frank Senatro, Manager i of Well bouts an aggressiveness and punching Placed Under Arrest. Hartford, July 22.—Frank J. Sen- atro of No. 296 New Britain avenue, mahager of the Newark Shoe com- pany store 6n Asylum street, last night was arrested by William P. Ha- zen, special agent in charge of the bureau of investigation of the depart- ment of justice in the Connecticut, district, and Federal Agent Pomeroy, on a charge of wilful desertion from the United States army by failing to respond to the draft call. He was taken immediately to police head- quarters, where he was locked upi without bond, pending the transmis- sion of further instructions from ‘Washington. CASTORIA For Infants and Children fn Use ForOver30Years _ Always bears ., 3 S 4 7 wrews PERSHING DONE IN OIL Here is Philip A. de Laszlo, English artist, ana his portrait of General Pershing. Tt is acclaimed as the ‘best portrait ever made of the General. It will be presented to the city of Philadelphia by the McFadden family of that city. De Laszlo has started sittings of President Harding. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS GEE-LockiT TTHAT BLACK Cow, KNOW THEY WUZ Ccows 4] A SHOE CLEARANCE SALE | WITH GENUINE REDUCTIONS ON LORRAINE SHOES FOR j = MISSES AND CHILDREN. SRR, WOMAL. D READ EVERY SPECIAL—LARGE SAVINGS IN STORE FOR YOU. HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921. Sport Oxfords, to close out We are closing out over Sold before at $5.85. 600 pairs of Women’s high heeled Pump and Oxfords in many desirable leathers & ,_.—/! and styles at— $2.95 - This is your time to buy | Sold before at $5.85 to $9.85. Sport Oxfords, for women at Sold before at $8.85. Sport Oxfords, for women, smoked Elk leather with black and tan trim, Sold before at $11.00. Special Lot of Women’s One and Two Strap Pumps in military heels. Vici Kid and Dull .id leathers at— $3.90 Former price $6.85. Women’s White Canvas Oxfords .. Former price $2.50. -$1.95 WomelgsBW;hitf Can}\lras Pumps, in high Louis and Baby Louis heels $l 95 Women’s White Buck Shoes, only 23 pair left Sold before at $9.85. — EXTRA SPECIAL — Bmoken sizes of Women’s White Pumps and Oxfords, some U. S. Keds in the lot—a bargain at $1.00. Formerly sold at $3.85 to $4.85. $3.95 —for— Men’s Tan Calf Shoes with either leath- er or neolin soles, in five different styles to choose from. $1.00 A lot of misses’ and children’s Sandals White Pumps, Oxfords and Ten- nis Shoes,. to close out at a Pair $ 1 '00 Children’s Tan Lotus Calf Play Ox- fords and Barefoot Sandals— every pair guaranteed not to rip in the sole stitchings A HINT Take a tip from Dave the shoe- man, and Dbuy your phoes mnow —they will not be cheaper but they will be much higher. Buy here | Men’s Sport Oxfords, to close out at ‘Former price $8.85. /Former / price $5.85. High Shoes’ Men’s High Shoes, to close out—six numbers to be discontinued from our stock to be sold at $5.90 Former price $9.85 to $12.85. NOW. Misses’ and Children’s Patent, Dull Kid and Brown Calf Oxfords and Mary Jane Pumps $2.35 Value $3.85. Misses’ and Children’s White Cuck Shoes and Oxfords Goodyear welts. Specially priced at $2.95 Former price $5.85. Boys’ Shoes for play . ... $2 50 for men in the versy latest styles and leathers —Come in tomorrow and look ’em over. $4.90 Formerly sold a - and $8.85. Men’s Cotton Socks Men’s Lisle Socks, " (four shades), Pair Boys’ Shoes for dress ... Little Gent’s Scouts .... Men’s Silk Socks, combination colors; Pair Youths’ Dress Shoes, . ... in English lasts. Men’s Work Shoes and Out-Door Shoes, of heavy brown duck $1.95 ] Boys’ Oxfords Men’s Tan Elk Scout Shoes ... New Britain Bristol 236 Main Street 137 Main street Opposite Monument. Next to Post Office. SN THE LIVE SHOE STORE How Did Alek Get So Wise? JES TMINK TAG — TUAT BLACK Cow GNES WHITE ML AND VELLOW BUTTER= AINT TUAT DOES THAT BLACK ALEK IF 1T COW GWE WUITE DOESN'T. MILIZ AN' VELLOW i BUTTER, ALEK ? JST Ask AINT BLACK BERRIES™- 5= SURE — RED WHEN “THEY'RE TUAT AINT