New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 2

WESLEYAN PLANS . ", SCHEDULE FOR [ o FOR GALA PARTY ' week ATv §hanksgiving (Children's ~ Resthetic Dancing | EE @&rverfi S Alumni and Undergrads (o Cele- X \ brate This Weel-End i Class Saturday ‘ | Allaves: in comnectio [ S iy Take Home a Set inced § ta A. B, Haley of j‘M s I o show their THROATLETS 10D 3 A C. D. A. WHIST PARTY 8 H B OO e For the relief o fthroat and | [y, e ryar held at the uniser- | jopoing Wil Also e Enjoyed at To- | | . I bronchial affections. t SR i B morrow Evening's Social | Three VIRGINIA | Invaluable to public the Wesleyan -Willjamy Ic annual whist ance of | | Friendly BURLEY | él.fl‘ satE oy } e ¥ t Daughters of America to [ Gentlemen TURKISH ’ ¢ fc | Theperfect blendof the three will act a r || perfect cigarette tobaccos |f Lo Miss N i fiss Kat in one perfect cigarette | i ' one-eleven | | cigarettes 10&‘01-15‘; ] i | i i | Honor Men and Vets To Petition | | > s [ i 6T i i T SNAPPY WALL PAPERS FOR 1922 Our popular selection was chosen as the one log- ical answer to this question. Dickinson Drug Co. : 169-171 Main Street President Harding. Ha t Club meet as us world w era 15 ] | S = | (1L well] be formed on Tu |others HORSFALL'S VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCES A ;nmg at seven o'clock for the | pose of mak \expensive gifts, both sewing and pa launched as arra OFFERING OF Fine Madras Shirts $1.95 $3.00 and $3.50 Values TFoliage In cities much soot usually is free f It is a combination of Charmning Bed Rooms, Rich Tapestry Halls and Dining Rooms, beautiful Living Rooms, and they are priced surprisingly low. van week-end al en its place as tk an event of the of commencem of alumni t We will be pleased to submit estimates, advise color schemes and render you a service to your liking. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD and OILS E GLASS, PUTTY. BRUSHES, WALL PAPER, The number is limited to E about 35 dozen of excellent woven madras shirts—a rich as- E Wednesday Specials Large Bread, 13¢ ... ... 00 .0uvna 2 for 25¢ ERE sortment of rare colorings—and every size included, 1313 to 17%. This offering is in line with our policy of quality at a price and not price at a sacrifice of quality. larly fitting time for alumni to return to the campus s can not only renew old acqu es, but attend fraternit SR Pew Home Made Pumpkin Pies ....... 25¢ The Candy Shop Says Old-Fashioned Patties Wintergreen - Peppermint .. ....... 22¢lb. Just arrived the famous Taylor Ham. .45¢ Ib. B e Buy Them While They Last! § 19 /) ~ . }I'.rin,:s in High Number of New ‘ HORBFALLS | Members to Local Branch of L. A. | 95'99%5'/1“!” Slrdfii A. O. H. in State Contest. Hartford N ROOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, ETC. 3-5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn, o |CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTIFORD “It Pays To Buy Our Kind.” - Ham Croquettes ............... 3¢ each New Made Sauerkraut—Cooked Fresh Every Day SURE OF SUCCLSS. Japanese Premier Expresses Confi- dence that Conference Will Succeed. Tokio, Nov. 15.—(By Press.)—Premier T ‘1111 will be p next regular me .m r time. W SPECIAL VALUES IN HIGH GRADE Coats and Dresses SSES AT §12.50 Lovely creations in satin, taffeta, crepe de chine, some beautifully embroidered. Also Peter Pan effects with kid collars and cuffs. Regular values $25 and more. SPORT COATS §19.75 and $25.00 These include Polo Coats, coats of imported materials, e e e T e e B lined and interlined. Some with fur collars. I'UR COLLARED COATS 835 and $49.75 These Coats are worth up to $75 and are made of the best materials. All the new shades ave shown. Coats At $75 and $95 Truly exceptional values. Luxurious fur trimmings of wolf, fox, squirrel, ete. lues to $150. We have a wonderful display of Fur Coats at pri that are very reasonable.” See our displ manicure Model T ecreation Buil statement to the pre of the state board of both men and women, DAL LRI 2 125 | will be held the latter part of this toward the Washington armament|month in Bristol. A : ‘ot Vet of 92 Wants to Die conference lald down by tt son is anticipated and m | mier Hara. He was con rs will be planned. Under His Old War \am( said, that the conference T A s . Middletown, N. Y., Nov. 15 crowned with success. THE BERC ert Ludlow I Philadelphia, Nov District Court today decided to point a Russian Salad ..................... 35¢ active Matts Green went in the , over the perty. The property v ed some time ago, and the c s Mrs. Bergdoll sh d for accounted {or c nt him from sery his right r Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day fund money if PAZ to cure Itet PHOENIX HOSIERY We're headquarters . ‘l'heslmplunu:h (In(maku\)n () i mas glits rezjce welcome—Ihe cha ADK!NS POLLY MGRAN ! s, Rov 15 by ." 66 Church Street At The Palace fn Person for this famous brand of HOSE - S el and we've got a f i splendid \'ariet/ in i i silic, silk and wool, % z a ; ‘;‘.\‘;”x by : and wool hosiery. soiet — 150 — ’ ' i ot B Gea ot _“ g HEHH READY-TO-WEAR g foilows: ATS ~ A I | R. R. CO. BUYS BUSSES | 3 AP ’ A y Rev. Charles L. Goodell is without 7 ”“ | | Women'’s Silk, $1.10 Women's lisle 65¢. Regular value up to $5: ic he ling evangelistic pastor of his S ST ST S . 5 ! y A% o A% ‘1‘;'; '4[, 7“;:1}‘.”'1}‘ ”‘w i 1‘ oo wil r‘:, ;,n’ I;lj,»” n lrn' ,,I| Lin and up. Men's silko wool $1.00 ® qpe(‘ial For \ 111 [ oVve necessfu - S > inereased from 1400 to more than 3000 in e ¢h to | Wemen's silk and wool ~ Men’s silk wool $1.00 7 TR e R ken to the largest J]|aate 45 pereons, heve been 5 Y Wednesday Only i ree ve I many Dk Ry IHa i J. Ton | $1.95. and up. i congregations in Greater New re has been but 1 ir 1 on In r y - e Wanl 7 &65 Tmpell tic ideal through his pastorates in " ) by t Women'’s wool $1.95 © Men's Wool 75¢ mpell 1 & $ o re 1o lually Providence, Boston and New i on 1 ! train ‘Men's lisle 40c. | the work of every church should be t them t NEERHGUIEENY ‘ e bl that he vork of ey chueh st e § ot DAVID MANNING'S 5% Reduction On All the Christian life; that 710N compounded of 1oV g ‘ ‘ 1 should be as able as | pastor to cause others to scek to 3] o S A 4 g { = \.- Bacome ( | Sl iR~ vfir Come Barly For First Choice > e i rvou. If you are a Christian, li ;l ! N ‘ | o Helas for sou. 1 yor g | g (: 1% bg Mano ) s S S T :0ldenbium Mitlinery Lo.| you will find p n for a better 1 u ! IR : Christian, he w ou peace ? 188 MAIN ST. Y. M. C. A. Bldg., New Britain Due notice of all meetings will be given é ‘