New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEKALD, BOSTON STORE WE ARE OFFERING THE BESTD 3ARGAINS IN THE CITY FOR —EVEN DOLLAR DAY— Ladies’ Fleeced Lined Union Suits ®1.50 value. E-V-E-N $ DAY $1 .00 Each — Corsets — Thomson’s, R & G, Royal Worcester and W. B. Values to $2.50. E-V-E-N $ DAY $1.00 F= Children’s Heavy Fleeced Lined Union Suits Value to $1.50. E-V-E-N $ DAY $ l .00 Each “Emerald” Linen Finish Crash Toweling 18-inch wide. E-V-E-N § DAY '7 Yards for $1 00 Envelope Chemise Value $1.69. E-V-E-N $ DAY $ 1 .00 .Each Men’s Negligee Shirts Made of finc quality Percale. E-V-E-N $ DAY $ l .00 Each — Aprons — Made of fine Gingham and Percale. $1.75 value. E-V-E-N § DAY $ l .00 Each Boott Mills Absorbent Towels Size 18x3§, hemstitched E-V-E-N $ DAY 5 $1.00 Double Mesh — Hair Nets — Value 18c each. E-V-E-N $ DAY 10 *r $1.00 $1.00 °F On All Skirt, Dress or Coat Patterns When the purchase price is $6 or over. E-V-E-N § DAY Bag Frames A large assortment. Values up to $2.30. E-V-E-N $ DAY $ 1 .OO Each Ladies’ Silk Lisle Hose Black, white, grey and cordovan. 50c value. E-V-E-N $ DAY 3 Pair for $l 00 Lol T Tailored Waists Vilues to $3.00 E-V-E-N § DAY $1 00 Each ; Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose with fashioned back E-V-E-N $ DAY $1.00 ™ [ Muslin Night Gowns With low neck and elbow sleeves. Value $1.75. E-V-E-N $§ DAY $1 .00 Each i [ PULLAR & NIVEN 'LOCAL MAN TO WED SOUTHINGTON GIRL Gerald P Crean to Take Miss Mary Kelley as His Bride—Friend to Perform Ceremony. Temorrow orning at 9 o'clock, Ger- " ald P. Crean, son of Mrs. M. T. Crean o1 Summer street, will take Miss Mary Kelley of Southington as his'bride, the cerpony “to be performed by Rev. Joseph Donnelly, an old schoolmate of the bridegroom. v« TheswedMng ‘will take place in St. Thomae' church in Soufhingfom. ~Rev. Joseph . Donnelly, rector of that rhurch, attended achool in the same class- as the bridegroom, in St Thomas' seminary at Hartford. John 4 Crean, a-brother of the bridegroom, will be best man and Mrs, James Cler- kin. consin ot the bride, ‘will be ma- ;tron , of -hongr. A wedding breakfast will be served % ar the. Hotel Bond, in Hartford. Fol- lowing the breakfast the Hewly wed- . ded couple will leave on a wedding ! tr.p to Boston, Providence and other . points in Massachusetts and Rhode { Isiand. Upon their return they will ROYAL LABORER Here's Nicholas. Golitzin on his way to work at Hurst Farm, Survey, Eng- land, pick over his shoulder. He is one of the Russian princes who fled from Soviet Russia. WATCH FOR THE —S“FOX”— To'ay and tomorrow, Gloria Swan- fon, “THE GREAT MOMENT.” reside at 112 Eden avenue, Southing- ton. Mr. Crean was a member of the American Legion for some time and is & member of the Veterans of For- elgn Wars, and of the Knights of Cslumbus. He is well known in ath- letic circles and is an amateur base- hall twirler of some reputation. In the Industrial League he pitched for the Stanley Works team, and a few years ago did the twirling for the Annex.’s At the outbreak of the war, he enlfsted in Co. 1, 102nd Infantry, and gMamel 1917, saw him in the U. 5. sesvice. -He saw 19 months service across and was wounded twice In France.. He was cited for valor in Lihe battle of Seicheprey. * The bride is a well known and pop- vlar yourg woman in Southington and is a daughter of Mrs. Ellen Kelley of toat community, HOME ON FURLOUGH. Seaman Joseph O’Keefe Doing Patrol Duty in New York Harbor. Seaman Joseph O’Keefe of the U. S. Destroyer Dickinson is at the home of his motaer, 115 Clark street, on a 10 day furlough. Seaman O’Keefe en- tisted a year and a half ago, and was assigned to the Dickinson on patrol duty in and around New York harbor, The fleet of destroyers to which his ship is attached has been detailed as an escorty to all the great personages who are arrtving in this country from Earope. Their duty is to go to sea nad meet the ships bearing the foreign d.plomats and convoy them to the harbor of New York. A few days be- Zore he left for home, O'Keefe's ship went out about 200 miles and escorted the ship bearing General Diaz, gener alissimo of the Italian army, to the port. Smart snappy effects Special Fo; TEACHERS NEEDED Sunday School Officials Adopt Com- munity Teachers Training Course— State Officers Speak—Details Later. About 75 teachers and officers the various Sunday schools in the city met at the monthly conference at the First Baptist church last evening and voted to open a community teachers' training course in this ecity. Final plans, the selection of the commit- tee and other details were left in the hands of the executive commit- tee of the teachers’ council. Oscar A. Phelps, president of the state organ- ization and Wallace J. Wwodin, sec- retary, were present and spoke. The coming state Sunday school convention the first three days of November was discussed and the pro- gram as published recently in The Herald submitted to those present. The convention will be held in the Center Congregational church. FIGHT ON TAXES RESUMED. Battle Against Proposed Continuous Session Is Promised. ‘Washington, Oct. 25.—The senate returned today to its bitter fight over the tax revision bill with republican leaders planning to force continuous sesaions beginning tomorrow until the measure is passed and the democrats generally opposed to what they re- gard as an unprecedented procedure, If the proposed resolution calling for continuous sessions is presented tomorrow as promised by Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania in charge ot the tax measure, a determined fight against it is expected from the minor- ity side. Extra- ordinary TRIMMED FELT HATS in all wanted colors. Felts of fine quality trimmed in various ways with Pheasant bands or tails. $2.95 Unusual value. OFF ANY HAT ON EVEN DOLLAR DAY HOYT ON STAGE aite Hoyt pitching star of the Yankees in the 1921 world serles, has joined the ranks of vaudeville. Al Petrie, his stage partner, is shown making up the young twirler for his act, Canada has lost $60,000,000 an- nually through fallure to segregate platinum from other metals found In northern Ontario. of | Exceptional Values For Even poltar,Day | 257 MAIN STREET - ~TRIMMED HATS For even Dollar Day, we have reduced the prices of our entire stock of Trimmed Hats; every Hat in the store is included. Every Lyons Velvet, Panne Velvet, Felt and Duvetyn Hats, all stylishly trimmed. $1.95 and $2.49 Hats Even Dollar Day Price $3.95 and $4.95 Hats Even Dollar Day Price $6.75 and $7.95 Hats Even Dollar Day Price $8.95 and $9.95 Hats Even Dollar Day Price $12.95 and $15.00 Trimmed Hats, $10.00 i Gordon Pure Thread Silk Stockings Black, Cordovan, tan $1.00 2-Clasp Genuine Mocha Gloves back and embroidery back. and Pique Sewn; brown B grey, reindeer Buster Brown’s Full Fashionzd Silk Stockings Elastic, lisle tops and lisle soles, < $2.00 heels and toes; black only. Reg. $2 50 . TUrSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921. CITY ITEMS Victrolas and Pianos. Henry Morans. —udvt. The local branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will hear Professor S. W. Dudley, of Yale, talk on Westinghouse air brakes, and Calvin Rice, secretary of the New York branch, tell of engineering so- cletles, at a dinner to be held at the New Britain club at 6:30 o’clock this evening. Aziz Grotto dance, Y. W. C. A. Wed- nesday evening. Wear fez.—advt. A large delegation from New Brit- aln Council, Royal Arcanum, will at- tend the reception to Supreme Regent C. E. Hoadley at Meriden this evening. The Busy Bees' Junior Achievement club will meet at 5 o'clock at South church. All Masons welcome Grotto dance, Y. W. C. A. Wednesday evening. —aavt. the sy sionrdmand one-eleven ci garettes 20615 % el V) ][] mEnLave | Hat is on sale. Hats of | Beavers, g)RIGLEY S pcppermlnt flavored sugar Jacket around pep- perming flavored chew- ing gom. Wil aid your appetite; and digestion, polish’ your teeth and moisten yoor throat. .., - § The Flavor Lasts BOOTH’S BLOCK BANDED SAILQRS If you have waited to buy one of t.'he Dressy Silk tomorrow is your chance. Hatters' Plush with the Velvet facing and some are Some are the with the Plush and Duvetyn combinations. $2.95 and $3.95 Sailors Even Dollar Day Price $5.95 and $6.95 Sailors Even Dollar Day Price $9.95 and $10.95 Sailors Even Dollar Day Price $12.50 and $15.00 Sailors Even Dollar Day Price $1.95 Felt Hoods—All Colors . Guaranteed Washable Doeskin Gloves All the new fall $1 00 shades Van Raalte Stockings Finest auality pure dye ingrain full fashioned stockings; black, cordovan, African. Rz $3.00 Including $3.65 war tax OUTLET MILLINERY CO. Children’s Felt Hats Everywoman Pure Thread Silk Stockings Black and colors. $1.00 Strap Wrist K;d Gauntlets —and— Strap Wrist Cape Gauntlets e $3.00 Colors Woolen Stockings Dozens of new woolen stockings in all the new heather shades. $1.00 ¥ WRIGLEYS