New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 18

Children’s Ideal Sleeping Garment . . . Men’s Wool Sweaters, from Colgate’s All ’Round Soap Heavyweight Part Wool Blankets Bath RoomRugs, all colors . . . Men’s Winsted Underwear, Shirts and .Pants, from . .. from .... Men’s Hose, Shaw Knit . . . Men’s Union Suits, BUSINESS WUMEN TI] FORM ORGANIZATION Plan fo Start Glub for Women . Workers Here The first meeting of the profession- " al and business women of New Brit- | ain was held last evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms for the purpose of forming a Professional and Business Women's Club. Miss Greenwood, of Hartford, prominent official in a similar club in that city, and Mrs. Lucas, of the state federation of women’'s clubs, wero present and delivered addresses. The next meeting will be held on day evening, when it is expect- [d to regularly organize and elect of- cers. The object of the club is to have social and recreational place where asiness and professional women can o to spend their leisure time. Those hose home are in other cities and ho ‘are compelled to live in board- ing houses are particularly interested in tte movement. There were two 'women physicians present last night. The following resolution was adopt- “We, the undersigned, wish to form 2 ciub the object of which shall be to promote the interests of business and professional women; to secure combined action by them and to stim- ulate cooperation. We desire this club to be non-political, nep-sectarian and non-racial.” FIVE MORE GIVEN V' TABS’ HONOR MEDAL Members Who Have Been Connected ‘With Society 25 Years Are Honored at Anniversary Exercises. Presideut Luke Welch of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society, Mayor Orson F. Curfls ex- \['uar George A. Quigley, ghn F. Ry state president of ev. John T. Winters Il McCrann lauded the Tabs® soclety at the 40th exercises of that organ- chnin;_ The exercises e %y's hall on Welch thanked the friends of the so- ciety for their support during the past 40 years. Mayor Curtis dwelt upon the sen- sational turn of events in the city during the past few weeks, remark- |ing that if the principles of the Y. M. | T A. & 7. society were carried out |there would be no occasion for a ‘rum ring.” He complimented the society, expressing his best wishes for continued prosperity. BOYS’ CLUB NOTES Two Basketball Teams Have Been Or- ganized and a Busy Season Planned —First Game in November. Much interest is being shown at the Boys’' club in basketball. Two teams have been organized, one being known as the Boys’ club team and the other as the Comets. Superintendent Cooke is arranging for a schedule of games to be played by the two teams. The Boys' club team has Raymond Holst as its manager and Raymond Anderson for captain. Anderson is also center of the team. Schultz plays right guard, Harold Swanson, left guard, Raymond Holtz, left guard, David Stohl, right guard, Joseph Sokoloski right forward, Fred Bramholl, right forward. The Comets elected George Bram- hall manager and Wallace Knapp cap- tain. The line-up of this team is as ser; left forward, Wallace Knapp; cen- Elmer Nyborg; left forward, Harry Tracey; left guard, George Bramhall. Practice is being held by this team every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The first game of the season will be played at the local gymnasium on No- vember 15, when the Bristol Boys' club team will be in town. ALEXANDER SIGNS CONTRACT. 1922 it was announced today by Wil- liam Veeck, president of the club. . $2.00 and $2.50 $1.75 to $2.50 . 95¢ to $3.50 . 25¢-371-2¢c - follows: right forward, Howard Bel- |} ter, Hugo Anderson; right forward, \[& Chicago, Oct. 14.—Grover Cleveland || Alexander, pitching ace of the Chica- | i go Nationals has signed a contract for LIGHT OVERCOAT | THINK You OF MINE P | WANTED IT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER- 14, 1921. Specials for Saturday D. Miller Co. The Old Rehable Store We Served‘Your Parents Let Us Serve You Special lot of Children’s Hose . ... Children’s Brown and B'lack Hose - 25c¢ a pair — Best quality Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits ceesecs s 2 pair for 25¢ . 621-2¢ to 98c — good quality _ Boys’ and Girls’ Shirts and Pants 37 1-2c to $1.00 Infants’ Wool and Cotton Vests . .. Infants’ Wool Hose . 25¢c to 79c 37 l-Zc‘—worfl: 50c Hartford-Bigelow Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet slightly Perfects 50c Linoleums . imperfect . . . $20.00 to $25.00 $3.50 and $5.25 each 87 1-2¢ square yd. Stame Pads 200 iing JUNIOR HIGH NOTES. A meeting of the Tennis club was held at the Central Junior High school this morning. Elva McKirely, counsellor and ‘Alice Regan, secretary were installed at the meeting of the Girl’s Athletic repre- sentative committee held yesderday. A meeting was held in the school auditorium yesterday for those inter- ested in forming an orchestra. A French inventor claims to have discovered a process of converting iron directly into steel, eliminating the xpensive pig iron process. THE DRESS GOODS SHOP 400 MAIN Victor | @ Value $3.50 45-inch ALL WOOL FRENCH SERGE Yard 1.49 Value $2.50 56-inch WOOL PANAMA Yard Value $1.50 DOINGS OF THE DUE FS WHO SAID | DIDN™T WANT 1T ANY MORE? WHAT DID You DO WITH IT? DO YOU: Know'., HY GIRLS LEAVE Ho —aBls: In conjunction with the manage- ment at Fox's theater The Herald will receive essays submitted in the con- test for the best answer to “Why Girls Leave Home.” This famous picture is to be shown at Fox’s very soon. A prize of $10 in gold will be given to picture as the subject. tor, Herald.” ST. 400 MAIN ST. Tomorrow Is Fall Opening Day Full line of Dress Goods, Sklrtlngl, Stripes and Plaids, Velvets and Canton Crepes, etc., SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 36-inch POIRET TWILL SKIRTING 75¢ ™ Value $1.50 56-inch ALL WOOL PLAID SKIRTING $2.25 Value $3.50 | SOLD I'T TO A SECONDHAND MAN FOR We have the finest assort- ment of BLANKETS in the 36-inch DRESS SATINS $1.59 ™ Value $2.25 40-inch CHARMEUSE Black and Navy $?‘95 Yard Value $3.00 ° The contest |3 is open to anybody and all answers should be addressed to ‘“Contest Edi- These essays will be judged from a standpoint of clear- ness, construction, sense and brevity. 24 Ingrain Stair Carpet . 72 Ingrain Velvet Stair Carpet Double Flat Curtain Rods, extra good | quality . . 50c — for St"t. only Felt Base Lino , 55c sq. yd. Curtain Scrim and Marqmsette, from ...... : . 15c to 75c ayd. Royal Worcester Corset from . $1.50 to $3.00 — all sizes ipswich Silk Hosiery for Ladies Ladies’ Shaw Knit Silk Hose ...........'$1.25 Ladies’ Ipswich Fleece Lined Hose ... . . . . . .371-2c— 3 for $1.00 S S e — Burson Hose—black, white, in regular and extra sizes, from ............./29¢ to 59¢ Ladies” Wool Sport Hose, from . , . $1.25 to $1.69 3Ginch Cretonne .. ........... 25¢ to 42c yard 3 Pound Roll Cotton, 72x90 inches . ... 89c roll teseccesscscse 1 Pound Roll, full size . ... ....... ... 25cto 39¢c Half Curtains, good quality ... .. { 62 1-2¢ pair A Men’s Shirts and Drawers, Bristol Make. Special ................... 87 1-2ceach e e e Ladies’ Old Fashioned Flat Wool Shirts and Drawers . $1.87 1-2 each ME, the person who writes the best fifty word essay, taking the title of the 9 LEE ST Special for/ Saturday LEG OF SPRING LAMB .. LAMB CHOPS i LAMB STEW PRIME BEEF AT ROCK BOTI'OM PR!CES TRY US FOR A SUNDAY ROAST FLOUR, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, ETC. AT THE LOWEST PRICES Do Not Forget U. 8. Marine Band Concert for the Local American Legion Funeral Fund. Fox’s Theater. - Sunday Afternoon and Evening—3: and 8:15 Contributed by ' New Britain Gas Light Co. BY ALLMAN SOLD IT FOR THREE DOLLARS P WHAT DID You DO WITH THE MONEY P T % | BOUGHT A PAIR OF KID GLOVES 'wl‘l'H I AND WHAT < D robE 1 SENT THEM TO WITH THE MY MOTHER AS A PRESENT %g:’:' . TEL. 1711.15