New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922, Special Saturday Sale of SPRING HATS offering the very finest assort- ment of High Class Millinery you ever saw anywhere and for such & price as $3 98 up Dozens of styles in straw and braid, combined with satin, silk or crepe de chine and lots of them flower trimmed. * NEW LEATHER HAND- BAGS $1.95 Real Leather Bags—real pin seal, real ooze calf and real morocco— brown, black and other shades. Ordinarily these would be sold for twice this special sale price of $1.95. ' /Vew Britains Shopping Center TN THE G STORE 8o to 380 Mainsl.~ 2 ’ j fore 6/' A . S ~ NEW SPRING GOODS READY—MONEY-SAVING SALES SATURDAY SPORT POLO | | ING ' COATS | DRESSES That we bought in a Special‘i o ! m’)]‘;x’fm : /\/(‘WBI'/ lainCt ,}, [verz/éodq E TWEED A HOMESPUN SUITS That are all the vogue this season for street, sports lor business wear—and at a price that is within easy \reach of even the most modest purse— Purchase, to be offéred at a| Special Sale tomorrow at| Fourteen Dollars and For-| ty-Nine Cents. Yes, that’s a strong statement, but not too strong for the Wonder- | ful Values we’re giving at' $14.49 There are Beautiful New Dresses for Women, Misses and Juniors in Fifty Different Styles. It's a joy just LJ Camel-Hair to choose one of these lovely dresses And Mixtures | —New Taffeta, New Canton Crepes, | ‘ ! Poiret Twills, Tricotines, New Crepe | de Chines, New Charmeuse, New| (Crepe-Back Satins in Coral, Peri-| winkle, Tangerine, Millard Blue, Navy and Black, for Any and All Snappy Spring Models in light and dark tans, greys, and browns, so very fashionable at the present time | __each coat smartly tailored, very mannish, in belt-| ed and loose styles. This store Always has the Herringbone right garments, at the right time and at the Right Price. This being a Tweed Suit Season, of course we are prepared with the assort- ments, the styles and the Occasions! Value $22.50. More Elaborate ‘ Afternoon and Street DRESSES of Crepe Knit, (‘anton' i ‘ Crepe and Taffeta, at | | ; ‘ | $19.687 — 7-'—'?___—'—7-_7_?—fl . x . B & o Other New SPRING COATS in the season’s new- S amits yialoRel-BUGl: B9 M-Sy | ‘ Beautiful new Spring | est materials $19°95 and $25 00 | | Mannish Tweeds, Homespuns and Herringbones— Norfolk Styles, Yokes, Box Effects, Straightlines, 'Fitted and Flare Backs—in fact a Dozen or More smart styles are included. And the colors! Orchid, 'Snuff, Cinder, Olive, Rose, Copen and all the always| smart mixtures! . Other Spring Suits at $19.95 . High grade workmanship. colors; values up to $35.00. | === —— Imperishable Copies New Spring HOMESPUNS The newest material for suits, skirts Children’s Beis All-Wool el Your Slip-Over BRAMLEY Gingham WAISTS Favorite Photegraph Pantalette Beautiful new Children’s Dresses, of plain and plaid ginghams, with neat pip- ings of a contrasting color, very full cut and well made, of good durable mater- ial, sizes 2 to 6; value $1.59. $1.98 A complete new line of these new waists, in voile and batiste with V neck, square neck and Bramley collars, of gingham or ging- ham trimmed; very new and stylish. Women’s Spring GAUNTLET GLOVES 49c i of Chamoisette and Suedine, also 2 clasp with fancy embroidered backs, all sizes up to 81 ; regular values 98¢ and $1.19. NOTHING MISSING BUT THE VOICE TRADE MARK Columbia hiedaiiions, nationally adver- tised at $3. We give them to you FREE. have purchased goonds to the amount of $20.00 in our store we will make you, FI v Black and White Columbia Medallion, nation: ulvertised at 8$3.00, from Columbi are apprec Keepsa looms for generations. They ma copied from any picture and you will nothing to detract frrom the features you wish to remember your Dear One 1 have made Impe Columbia Medallions which will become prico- less treasul A<k any Sales Clerk for a Col- umibia M Coupon Card. Purchases can be made within ~ix months, and dresses, in the newest spring colors, lavender, grey, blue, rose and tan. Very special at $1.98. Special Sale of BON TON CORSETS $2.98 Regular $6.00 Corsets, low and medium bust, long skirt, fancy broche, all sizes. 2 ¢ e 7 v =& W ;& ¢ — & SWEATERS in Jade, Navy, Black, Henna, Orchid, Silver, es\\ Honeydew, Pink, Peacock, Buff. Plain and fancy weaves, long sleeves, all sizes. Very Special $1.94 NO TRACE OF SHIP REPORTED SINKING Steamer Grontoft, Which Sent Out S O S Yesterday, Cannot Be Located By Rescuers. Halifax, March 3.—The steamship Estonia reported by wireless today, that she had reached the point where the Norwegian steamer Grontoft re- Coughs and Colds Mean Restless Nights ‘which saj I:nclvlhllty. Danger lurks in every hour a cold is allowed torun. Assist nature tobring your children quickly back to health Indstrength and avoid serious complications by the prompt use of Gray's Syrup — over 60 years in use. Always buy the Lorge Size W -GRAY'S FSYRU P/ ported herself sinking with her crew of twenty vesterday, and had found no signs of ship or crew. Boston, March 3.—Radio stations along the north Atlanti day were actively the Norweglan s which was reported s y with 20 men aboard 500 miles south- cast of Cape Race. The latest word from the Grontoft said all her lifehoats had been smashed by the stormy seas. The amer [Zstonia ported on her way to the and marin- ers here beliey lstonia had reached the ntoft in time to save the officers and crew. The Grontoft, a freighter of 1,200 tens, was bound from Galveston to Ishjerg. 1% doz. $1.00. Sixteen Animals Are Lost When Barn at Vassar is Destroyed. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., March 3.— Vassar College lost all its horses in a fire which destroyed a large barn on the college grounds erday. Six- teen horses were burned and 1,600 bushels of grain and a quantity of hay were destroyed. The college fire department, aided by engiues from Poughkeepsie, fought o |—advt, J the flames, hut was unable to save the building. The loss is estimated at| | about $30,000: Spontianeous combus- |gion is believed to have caused the blaze. 3 Ibs. best coffee, $1.00. Russell's. | MILLS STILL RUNNING Hope Mills at Hope, R. L, Arc Run- | | ning at 30 Per Cent. of Normal, Ofiicials There Say. Providence, R. 1, March 3.—The {Hope Mills at Hope, R. I, which re- opened yesterday after a shutdown of nearly six weeks due to the textile strike, was still open today. The disturbances of yesterday, in which onc employe of the Hope plant was beaten hy pickets, were prevented when the military and police drove the strikers away from the street in front of the mills at the opening hour. More than one hundred pickets were on hand early from all ports of the Pawtuxet Valley. Early today, James P. Craig, assist- ant superintendent of the Hope mills, at 30 per cent. of their capacity. I"resh eggs, 41c doz. Russell Bros. —advt. claimed that the mills were running| « DIES OF SECOND ILLNESS AT (12, Albuquerque, N. M., March 3.— | Manuel Antonio Ortiz, said to bhe 112 | He W vide years old, able to take until a few dicd yesterday. a daily horseback days ago, when stricken with influghza. It was sald to be the socond time he ever had been §il. Once \1d, he recently had been getting a sceond growth of hair. Headache " Neuralgia 4 - N The Verdict of 65 Years ‘Minard’s Liniment is the favorite family liniment in thousands of homes where its merit has been tested and its superior quality has outlived competitors for more than 65 years. MINARDS 'FOR PAIN (L INIMEN | Sundays during the St. Mark’s Church to Men’s Bible Class | wel Sutelitte of St | spal church, Bible ¢ will con- | on the five | ason of Lent. | on will he held next The topic will be: et a men The first Sunday mornir t. John's G SAVE MONEY Tomorrow At WILSON'S MASQUERADE Moonlight Mardi Gras at Ukrainian Hall Given By the Peerless Jazzland of Hartford SATURDAY EVENING Y ———————— —_— — PALACE — Starting Sunday “FOOL’S PARADISE” Keith Vaudeville The Eagle Dye Works Company wishes to announce that they have moved their branch office into the new, spacious quarters of Meshken the Furrier at 170 Main street where they will be better able to serve their patrons. The Eagle Dye Works Co. Hartford, Conn. 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