New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1921, Page 9

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All merchandise is fresh and seasonable, and at; | Swiss/ entire different inches wid Saturday Brassieres Flesh and White Waistings. patterns, About 18‘ 36 to 40 yd 29(:; Kerchief e Dresses. | Linon. fabrics for Summeéry zsc saturday yd Saturday ‘Windsor Crepes. in little figures, other effects. I Saturday , Desirable, butterfly — *‘Americin Prin fhm and dark.” I ZICl Saturday . The genuine| and Ligh tl‘ Kl&inert’s \ | . White Gilt Edge Darning Cotton Necdle Books Mecen’s Collar Bands ... Pear! Buttons Fairnettes . ... ‘Well made and sized Saturday .......cec0. .____—-_J— Apron Gingham, 8Yac de-| sirable patterns saturday .. ‘White Poplin, mercer-l ized, 27 inches iwide. Saturday yd \wmw Linen 36 inches wide saturday ... IQI SATURDAY Il They Must All Go Now. them over to 1922, price: Sewing Machine Oil 4 oz bottle ‘Whisk Brooms Justrite Tatting Shuttles 1-4 inch White Elastic Black Hair Pin Cabinets 120 count complete with heok 9c 25¢c 4c and Bronze Invisible Ready Made Inside Skirt Belts ‘LoT No, 2 12V2c | s 19¢ LOT No 1 } : | A Final Drive on Children’s Socks | We will fl not carry Divided into three lots, at about half regular LOT NO. 3 o 25¢C || WOMEN’S NAINSOOK CHEMISE - ‘White flesh. Renjarkable value. Saturday .... 39c and = R WEAREVER and blue BASEMENT SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ...‘...‘...‘Q.QO0.0..G.O.The fird @000 000308002 0000005000000Th, qu"b00.000@0.0.0.0000....‘ m—————_——_‘——m $1.25 value denim- ALUMINUM- FRY PAN COLLEGE ROCK AND CHICAGO DRAG— WILL TEST NEW BRITAIN DANCERS ‘Shimmy Toddles Ouit—Vibra- tions of Spinal~ Column Are Obsolete—Other Innc- vations Noted By Patrons of Terpsichore. Local admirers of the art of Terpsi- chore have long been kneeling: at the shrine of dance praying for the ad- vent of. new dances in this city. Lo and behold, the muse hag heard the + pieas of petition and w Britain Every deep cool glas purity of jaza. s reflects the perfect “Nature’s own beverage . now; knows of* t&'nfa\rlnus chlcago_l, d-ag and the Colleds Rock. While|® the two steps are not new in the country, it is reported that the}r mys- ifying movemens had never baffled the Terpsighoreans of. this city, But 1 their interpretations. ‘ at ‘the shore, mountain recorts, and city dance pa- vilions have comle under the obser- vation of local people and the more vave of the ‘Species have Started the same movemerits o' the: catchy synco- pated terms of the latest so 'called The Chicago Drag. The Chicago drag has had some in- te-esting career. It has Taintained . H221 204 Pair, dark heavy khaki - 44 Pair blue 49&: Chambray, Unionalls pr Boys’ Overalls and Unionalls DRASTICALLY CUT IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR OVERSTOCK CON THESE ITEMS 200 Pair Saturday Chambray Overalls! {In all 115c‘\ pair / 141 Pair Assorted materials, bathing. Saturday unheard of prices. LOT NO. 1— Turkish Hemmed ends Saturday 33c 3 ichambray, and iripplets ... 43c . pair 133 Pair denim 50c Unionalls its “drag” in some communities an‘)l in others it has gotten a complete freezing. Artists of dance have de- fended and condemned it, the public taking which side they liked. Most of them decided, however, that there was nothing wrong about it if inter- nreted correctly. It is just like any tHer >~ gésthetlc “pleasure—take it in its legitimate sense and it is above rar, but confide its secrets to the pol- luted and degrading set and it is banned for all who follow the cours> of a happy medium. The Chicago is danced in many cities now and is really quite easy. The fox-trot music peals forth its emotion gripping tones, the dancers start with a regular fox- trot step and after a moment or two tiiley start “Chicagoing.” That is they stand and the male partner puts his right foot away out to the side, then pulls it back one step nearer, the girl using her opposite foot, ani ine third step is a drag to the right with a dip at the end. This contin- ues three or four times or as long as the movements of the dance crowd do rot interfere with the steps. All very simple, n'est ce pas? The College Rock. The so called College Rock is really the simplest thing going. ,The couple nd on the floor, the male swings right foot forward, the girl her left foot back, then the two feet are placed in the opposite position This is done with a swinging move- ment whch resembles the old fash. ioned rocking horse. The swing is continued three or four steps; then a skip is taken by the couple and the l same poeration is performed with the other foot. Between the swing of the right and left foot there is, there- fore, one beat which is ufed as a tie- cver to retain balance and get th: proper swing. NATIONAL MEAT STORES CO. — 170 WEST MAIN STR,EETV—— BEST QUALITY MEAT LOW. ES’I‘ MARKET PRICE CHOICE FRICASSEEING CHICKENS . 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The shimmy and toddle have few adnvrers left now, after enjoying a very Pros- perous past season. Old admirers of dancing have very good authority when they say that the new dances require no skill or art bufi are simply a form of walking aroun the dance hall. ' The appearances o some of the dancers on the floor would indicate that .that is fnost certainly true. Gone are the catchy rotes of the polka, the round-glide, and others of past years when it really required some art and. skill up- on the part of the dancers to ihter- |} pret the dance in reality. ‘Some would say that the dances of today. leaving ou$ the toddle and shimmy, are simply' a form of walking exer- cise where the girl walks batkward, the boy forward, then a turn, and so on until time for applause, when the same thing is continued until the roll on the drum -announces pumber finished. The Chicago and Cellege Rock will vary this somewhat | § and add to the repertoire'of the in- ierpreters. of terpsichore. ; Tha College Boyi College boys are not generally cred- ited with any great desires for re- forms or changes which would malke them rank with the more eiite, but, nevertheless, there has been noticed a tendeney on their part to get away trom the courser forms of the dance and get something which they would not.object to dancing under the wary eyes of mother or father or even some well versed chaperdns. And so it is learned that the college boy, no, nbt only in New Britain. but mn general, are the ones who are leading the way back to the old time, or Ulysses S. Grant, period of ball-room behaviour. This statement is in accord with some made by dancing masters from all over the %ountry who are holding their annual convention this week at the Hotel Astor in New York. Men and women from Newark, New Or- leans, MooserJaw and Manhattan, Chicago, Minneapolis and St. Poul, Waterbury and other way stations, have acreed that it was because un- dergrads, home for holidays, are in favor of a little more dignity and decorum in their dances that the teachers have decided to support this reform movement. The Dignity Trot. The dance that seems to have met with approval at the convention, ac- cording to experts, i3 the walk- around fox-trot, introduced by Mrs. Edna R. Passapae of Newark. Mrs. Helan R. Sweney of Boston fame and a recosgnized authority on dan has introduced a fox-trot of the sine type which she calls the culture trot. The name walk-around describes the néw dance perfectly. It's a stroll with a lot of dignity and a refined turn at intervals, It is danced in the position for partners that all grand- mothers heartily approved and who knew nothing pf the free, “catch-as- catch-can' holds that came in with the advent of jazz. This is how: You stand facing your partner, eyes:front - the dance|§ LOT NO 6— = regular size,i] Medium Size .F‘an(‘y \Towels, in jacquard 9 o C jettects. Sacirday and heall up and side by side with hers. Listen, there 1s none of. cheek frubbing, or ‘“rouge rub off,” system maintained nor the nestling cosey attitudes that Nelonged tg! the: shimmy period. ~Mh&re - BNt event‘ wriggle gt the shioulder ot @ miov mgnt of the hips and ‘the ‘hew Connec- ] ticut motor vehicle command about one arm driving: is. uplzs!d by virtge of the fact that | sthai in the old: fasmcmed szeer%‘ i out SET Saturday Specials at the Drug Dept. T3¢ Pompeian Massage DIC || 25¢ Tetlow's swansdown 15C | Tifo Baor Sows usmena 25¢ Packers Tar Soap {1 10c Physicians’ Surgeons ... 30c Kolynos .. .. ...... | 15¢ Lux .. 25¢ Lyon’s Tooth | Powder .. | \“ §1.00 Lavoris ... | 25c Beecham’s Liver l 25¢ Carter’s Little Liver Pills from our 65¢c | || 50c Pebeco Tooth ‘ 16 oz. Horlick’s | Malted Milk ... i : Good” weight, Aluminum Satu rday manner. BASEMENT' . 'SPECIAL . $1.00 For SATURDAY The other arm is courte- the |ously and somewhat coldly.placed 6a your partner’s shoulder. W reforms in mind yoi es, ‘state; ang lmow that it is good-bye te the one- step, principally because | devoséhe majority of their time to xu;ufac&qrmg snappy fox-trots.. They yybu can t have néw dinces if you composer: they haven't new music for them. the yvounger element seemed to tire of the one-.step' with its fast music 000000006 °U00000000800000000000000086¢:1 100000000 And that reminded so much of a morning sprint or training with the fire de- partment. s 100 Armour’s HAMS 30¢ 1 Sugfir ~Cured: CORNED BEEF 10c 1b >f aance Prime Rib Roasts of BEEF 32¢c b Lean Fesh Shoulders 18¢ b Sliced Smoked HAM 45¢ So it seems all settled, New Bri- tain has two new dances and the New York convention are fixing up a new machine that can be .purchased for the- winter season. 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