New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 12

~ SENSATIONAL MILLINERY SALE Priced Regardless of Cost Come lection! these Hats. An u ity! The new season’s smartest hats, sale priced by way of introduction. Practically one-third off the intended selling price. ery type, for every occasion, for ev- MRS E JI]HNS"N ery taste, all at one price ; o Lo $4.95 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1622. Cocaine Carrier carly tomorrow for best se- See Big Window Display of § nequalled savings opportun- Pigeons are carrying cocaine and | other drugs from Canada to Chicaga @l (in lockets like that shown above, ac- |cording to the story told New York g |officials by a drug addict. Offering modes for ev- WELCOME T0 1 Came Near Losing It, As Is Explained Below Attention! Smart Sport Hats Popular and stylish, and low priced too. Excellent for every day and sports wear. The much wanted Tweed Hats to accom- pany Tweed Suits. SPECIALLY PRICED SATURDAY $1.95 - $2.95 - $3.95 - $4.95 0 There has been a batch of real good poetry received by the judge of late—the jury was at ‘“logger heads” this morning trying to decide on the prize winner and after three solid hours of debate the jury found that the judge was about right when' he pleaded for Mrs. 1. 8. Johnson's poem. The judge wishes to inform Mrs. Johnson that she has won out in one of the most ‘‘hotly contested" battles ever held at The Herald Of- fice. It was second only to the tri- angular heart-rending episode of “Quigley-Curtis potatoes,” and it fully equalled the famous “Mildred Steed” debates on “pikers” in its intensity. To keep pegge inf the jury, the judge is going to6 buy them some “Eskimo Pie" if anybody will make rates of |31 a dozen. Now for the daily 15 minutes with the classics, musing with the poets, Are here in every desir- able color, Pearl Gray, Old Blue, Pheasant, Henna, Jade, Green, Red, Canon and Periwinkle. New Britain Headquarters for Children TAILORED STRAW HATS Practical jaunty hats, just the thing for the little miss in these new shapes of Milan straws, finished with fine quality grosgrain ribbon streamers. NEW DRESS HATS A most unusual display of new del styles at remarkably low prices. Rolling Brims, Close Fitting effects, all colors. 95¢-$1.95-$2.95-$3.95 and $4.95 bett Ball Bearing company of Hart- ford; 160 employes of the Berbecker & Rowland Mfg. company; 456 em- ployes of the RBlake and Johnson NEWINGTON SENDS of the Waterbury Stecl Ball company and 6 employes of the Henderson Brothers' company of Waterbury urg- |ing the enactment of the so-called |Fordney tariff bill based upon the |American valuation plan in order to [better meét foreign competition and maintain the American standard of Hiving. Gitizens Would Deler Payment of Austrian Debt 20 Years Senator George P. Mcl.ean of Co necticut has introduced the follov Bowen Camp, ing petitions in the United States War Veterans, of senate. of I'rederick A. Hill Camp, No. 15, Petitions from 48 employes of the United nish War Veterans of Glastonbury Knitting company of Stamford and members of A, C. Tyler Glastonbury; 2, United Spanish Meriden; members No. 42 employes of the AbL- Auxiliary, No. 14, United Spanish War Excite Him Rufus Coppock, fisherman, rests content with “lipperary” in a little cabin at Plymouth, Mass., while attorneys are tiving to prove that he is heir to the $15,000,000 estate of Bartholomew Coppock, consisting of property in New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia. Petitious from members of Charles | as it 'twer. The prize winner: Don't scold your boys for sliding . ’ s and Misses’ Hats When tearing their . their will. Boston Clothing Store has suits for them all, Bring your boys, tall. MRS. E. 8. JOHNSON, Highland Terrace. clothes against both short and Other poems which almost caused the downfall of the judge follow: Who is it always l0oks nifty? Who is it always looks neat? 'Tis the one who doesnt forget to stop, Up at the Lucille Beauty Shop. MRS. D. M. DOTY, 43 Wilson street. ightful Pokes, Flowers bring happiness the whole world through: So if you have a friend who's very dear to you, Nothing could be nicer than for you to stop And order a bunch of roses from Welch's Flower Shop. MRS. DAVID M. DOTY, 43 Wilson street. Veterans of Willimantic, urging the |enactment of the so-called Knutson Ibill providing pensions for the widows of the Spanish War Veterans. Want Beer Again Petitions from the Court of Com- mon Council of Hartford and the Per- |sonal Liberty” League of Meriden fa- |voring an amendment to existing pro- hibition laws which will permit the manufacture, sale and distribution of wholesome beers and light wines and that all revenue derived from such permission be set aside for the pay- ment of honuses to ex-service men. Petitions from citizens of Hartford and members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union No. 90 of New Haven, Connecticut, favoring the enactment of the so-called Soldiers’ Bonus Bill. Newington Sends One Petition from citizens of Newinng- ton, urging assistance for the suffer ing peoples of Austria and the defer ring of her debts for twenty years ete. Petitions from New [ber of Commerce Rotary club and New tional school all of New London, pro- | testing against the proposed removal | of the submarine hase located at New | l.ondon, Connecticut. Petition from American citizens of Lithuanian descent, of Bridgeport, protesting ¢ the occupation of Vilna, Lithuania, by the Polish gov- ernment and urging the recognition of the republiction of Lithuania by the | | United States government, | Petition from membe | arnell, No. 1050, 1 | Iroresters of Hartford, urging the in- | troduction of a bill in Congress to | provide for an appropriation to .cnmI; an Ambassad8r o Ireland to repre- sent the United States of Amer| Gowns made to order, gowns made to wear, Gowns made over, with hemstitching rare, Work done promptly, you bet, If you need such a gown, try Mlle. Blanchette, MRS. L. B. DALSON, 192 Fairview street. fair prices Let Commercial Trust Co. insure your Earl Is S_tar Of Actor Troupe l.ondon Cham- : New I.Onclnni l.ondon Voca- | of Lady National Best Coffee, 3 1bs. §1-—Russell Bros. A. PINKUS/ Registered Optometrist Eyesight Specialist Scientific Eye Examination | 306 Main St. Phone 570 Algernon George —— e S = =T====oighth earl of Essex, | e ———— i —————— concert troupe with — PALACE — SUN., MON., TUES., WED. De Vere Capell, has organized which he's Terefordshire, gland It includes la gardener's daughter, two farm girls, , Reid--Elsie Ferzust a village seamstress and several farm Wallace Reid 1\’. 1e Kerguson | |} . ds. The earl himself stars with sy s o O a comic female impersonation stunt. “FOREVER Why? “Because the routine life of a |touring the vicinity of his estate near on the This Wonderful Shaker-Sifter —1is just oaw of the many exclusive labor-saving devices included in the HOOSIER. It works four times other sifters, addition to sifting it. you to produce lighter In addition, simply and thoroughly f —one sifting is sufficient life For the benefit of your wife. Get your policy, large or small. It'll please your wife, that's all. MRS. E. 8. JOHNSON, Highland Terrace. J. R. White in Kensington, Has Wyandottes or Leghorns either one, Buy some now, set 'em tonight, I forgot to mention these are both white. EARLE BRADLEY HICK, 234 Wooster street. Have you a little fairy in your home? So say the makers of a certain s0ap. < A picture of the place where fairies roam Would bring great joy in baby's eyes we hope. know Right down here at Studio. the Arcade P. 0. GLAESER, | 161 Hart strect. If you want to make ten per cent, | Buy this six family tenement. From the Hoffman Agency Main St. 1t'll surely put you on' your feet. EARLE BRADLEY HICK, 234 Wooster street. Maple Hill News The adjourned annual town meet- ing will be held in the WNewington Town Hall, Monday evening, March 13, at 8 o'clock, at which time the tax rate will be laid for the year. The school committee will present the present conditions and needs, and other important matters will be pre- sented at the meeting. Miss Janet McKenna is recovering | from an attack of the grip. Mrs. T. H. Cogswell will be hostess for the Maple Hill Woman's club guest night which will be held next Wednesday evening. She will be as- sisted by Mrs, . A. Elliott, Mrs. G. W. Rowe and Mrs. Stebbins, A musi- cal program has been arranged for the occasion. Loren M. Bancroft is ecritically 11l at his home on Robbins avenue with pneumonia. Mrs. Hull returned home today aft- visit to her sister Mrs. Gilbert Bentley. F O X MON., TUES., WED. ASHAMED —OF— “PARENTS er a {nobleman bores me, ®he says. Now Offered as and fluffs the flour in This enables and better breads, cakes and pastries, the HOGBIER sifter keeps out all grit. By whrking more t JOHN A. THE BIG FURNITURE STORE |and there is not one Turk And just this picture you can buy we {two, snapped as they walked into Philadelphia. Club Plan is without question the most wonderful kitchen convenience ever creat- ed. In a single step it has made all kitchen cabinets of the past obso- lete. The women who have seen the New HOOSIER tell us we have understated its many points of superiority. ‘We make exceptionally easy terms during this Club Plan Sale and give with the New HOOSIER a fourteen-piece set of glass-ware and a ten-piece set of cutlery. It will pay you to Get Your HOOSIER During this Sale Another exclusive feature of the New HOOSIER is the adjust- able table top, which gives you a work table exactly suited to your height. These are only a few of the many labor-saving improvements introduced by the New HOOSIER. fast as Come in for a complete HOOSIER demonstration before this saleiénds. saves work P. S.—3 more 50-piece Dinner Sets left at $11.95. ANDREWS & CO. !to add also that all the Armenian iend with (IAN) jan. You find this ian ending in every Armenian name, iand if you watch for this ending you will 0t be mistaken ugain. Hope you will consider our feelings against the Turks and against being | called a Turk, and after this always | call us Armenians. | Truy, M. M. KRIKORIAN. COMMUNICATED The E Dear Si & Several days ago under the list of applicant on citizenship, you had my name and Mr. Yeterian's name classi- fied as Turks. I like to inform you that I atm not a Turk, also Mr. Yeterian is not a Turk, and feel greatly insulted to be classified as a Turk. 1 am Armenian, in New Britain. We are Turkish subjects, unfortunately. We are born as Turk- ish subjects, but we are red blooded Armenians. ! Please do not class us again in your | paper as Turks, as you are doing great injustice to an Armenian if you [from the hunting bow, the tightly call them Turks. You classify us Ar-[stretched string of which will omit a menians and Turkish subjects. I like musigal note. End Of 3,800-Mile Hike itor of Herald: Average farmer in the United States tills 27 acres. Best Coffec, 3 1bs. $1—Russell Bros. —advt Harp is believed to have originated Percy -J. Hinton, his wife and their daughter, Marguerite, That ended a 8800-mile hike from California on which Hinton says he hunted work. IHe said one man put down his Bible to kick him off the premises. 1