New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922. JUST IN TIME F OR Store Saturday—Our Opening of a New Store With New Shoes For All Full Louis Heel in Patent $7.45 GARTER PUMPS Newest Sty the price is delightful too. also with leather soles ..... and heels, with brown trimming; SPORT SHOES Every day adds to our variety of chic new models, and Smoked Elk with rubber soles $4.85 SIZES CHILDREN'S SHOES, PUMPS AND OXFORDS IN ALL AND COLORS AT MODERATE PRICES and Grey Suede le WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR NEW MODELS ARRIV- ING EVERY DAY wide toes Special for Young Men;- BROGUE OXFORDS in Russian Calf, gun metal, English or $4.85 Easter Opening Of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Hygrade Shoes Incomparable Selection Now In Pumps and Oxfords in Newest Styles and Patterns—A Pair For Almost Every Taste——Souvemrs Given To Each Person Visiting Our WOMEN 'S RUSSIA CALF OXFORDS Military or Low Heel in patent or gun metal, all sizes .......... ~ $3.85 patent pumps and Russian with two straps. $2.85 " $4.85 A full line of Misses’ and Chil- dren’s, EDUCATOR SHOES also in brogue oxfords. LATEST OUT FLAPPER PUMPS ’| In patent, one-strap, leather ’| heel or rubber heel, buckle or button NEW 2.STRAP SANDALS Distinctive New Styles for Street and Dress Wear. Patent, Vamp and Grey Suede, quarter low or high heels $5.45 Little Boys’ Shoes Sizes 10 to 1314, leathers in black or brown, with Goodyear sewed soles, bal or blucher, rubber heels. $2.45 1 $3.45 Mahogany Bal Oxfords With rubber heels, English last or wide toes, all sizes ......... $3.85 Every Pair Warr GIRL SCOUTS AWARD WANY HERIT BADGES Teli Girls Get Tenderfoot Insignia ~Two Pass Second Class Test ‘What is said to have been the most enthusiastic Girl Scout rally the local eouncil ever saw was conducted by 180 girls last evening. The program opened with troop formation and drill under the general direction of Girl Bcout Executive Miss Emma Bell, after which merit badges were pre- sented by Miss Bell and Scout Com- missioner, Mrs. Leon A. Sprague. Various comedy stunts followed, in which each troop performed its share. Troop 2 received much admiring com- ment upon the splendid manner in which it characterized in a satirical manner the flapper in the school room a generation hence. Rouge, nose powder, short skirts, etc.,, were essen- tial features of instruction in this school. Captain Lenora Fox put the girls through setting up exercises. An ad- dress was delivered by Miss Zulette | Tucker, camp recreational leader. Ice | cream and cake followed: Badges were awarded as follows: Merit Badzes Pauline Pfersick, T.illian Shroedal, Ethel Potts, Ruth Warker,, Mary Wolff, Muriel Kehoe, Mildred Good-| win, Virginia Gordon, Ella Dorothy Pfersick, Cornelia 17 1y Morse, Marjorie Potts, Lily C: back, Gertrude Middlet .cona Kil- duf, Elva McKirdy, Eloise Diemond, Joe Olmstead, Mary Maquire, Ileanor Renehan, Gladys Hogaboom, Helen Glaster, Gertrude Fieber, Helen Doane, Nora Cosper, Edna Olson. Tenderfoot Dorothy Parker, Lillian Bagshaw, Fvalyn Dunn, Ethel Nelson, Lillian| Nelson, Alice Konowicz, Helen Gla- cler, Gertrude Kiley, Ilizabeth Com- stock, Anna Simonosky. Second Class e Leona Kilduf and Nora Cooper. SWIMMING PARTY Novel Affair To Be Staged At The | X¥. W. G . Saturday Afternoon. A.~—Obscrvation Hike On | Members of the Hi-Amo Girl Tte- serves clup at the Y. W. €. A. are planning a novel swimming contest e g sud party to be held in the pool of | that institut Tuesd bl $l 98 at institute on ‘Tuesday afternoon 2 of next week at 4 o'clock. All the | scalloped . . - ir el their friends | Ko 1 . ¢ R s relr fricads | S Colored Bed Spreads; ex- are Invited to The Peptimi: will go on a hi 't Rock for | @ picnic and pls woods on Monday afterncc The members of the ciub will leave the Y. W. C. A at 12:30 o'clock. A special observation hike the Woest canal will be h row atternosn, )i ves club along Hosiery For Men MONITO HOSE anted CIVIL SERVICE AGAINATTAGHED ministration’s System Washington, April 7.—Democratic senators today renewed their attack on the administration’s civil service rec- ord. Senator Harrison, democrat, Mis- sissippi said there apparently was a ‘“diabolical plot to do things under cover.” He called attention to the transfer of former Chairman Bartlett of the sistant postmaster general saying the appointment was significant of civil service. He said Mr. Bartlett now had the appointment of all post- masters and might be considered as in sympathy with views of Senator Moses on political spoils. Replying to Senator Harrison's re- newed charges that civil service rules had been violated in choosing post- masters, Senator Moses, republican of New Hampshire said that for days he had been listening to “piffling childish protests'” against appointment of re- publican postmasters to succeed demo- crats, when as a matter of fact the ex amination rule had not been violat He declared the derhocratic attacks bad as their basis “animus wholly partisan.” BANKRUPTCY PETITION, New York, April 7.—Three credit- ors today filed in federal court a pe- tition in bankruptey Mandeville and C estimate of the a or liabilities ap- peared in the papers. The company is ock brokers. No Democrat Senators Drive on Ad- civil service commission to be first as- | |§ gainst Harry L. | DEMOCRATS TO ASK JOHNSON TO RESIGN Town Committee -Protests Candidate Acting as Machine 0 the | B administration attitude towards the | an outside house with no exchange connections. Saturday Sale of Bed Spreads qu size Bed lemdx e $1.10 Speciul ¥ $2.75 Bed '.'\‘Vp;eads: Cut tra pink, hlue $5.00 value; $2.98 . Satin Sbreads. séalldp}d or hemmed; $5.00 value. size; Special .. .. $3 ’4 was examined. Gas Water April 8 to 15 Inclusive Prepare now for the warm weather. 236 Supervisor. Members of the Democratic Town committee have lodged a against the supervision of the voting machines by J. Gustave Johnson, a| candidate for alderman on the repub- lican ticket from the fourth ward. The matter was brought to ‘the at- | tention of the city clerk and the law | Nothing was Jfound which would bar any mndxdato from acting as supervisor over the voting | machines, although there has been a law governing the old-time MAIN ST. Against protest ballot RUUD Heater These Heaters are now selling at greatly reduced prices. SPECIAL FROM SILK GOODS DEPT. 36-inch Tafletas, “all col- ors; $2.00 \:\lue sy .$1.39 40-inch (lcpc de Chine; 27 shades; Q’ \'I]UC s - $1.29 Canton Crepe Week Special terms arranged for all heaters sold during this week A. A. Mills 80 WEST MAIN ST. . $1.98 | test and say that in all fairness to all ’ | boxes which states that no candidate for office would be eligible to act as an examiner of the ballot boxes or in any other capacity relating to them. Members of the Democratic Town committee state that the machines will be examined by the board of select- men and the registrars of voters be- fore election day, and the numerical register in the back of them will be turned to zero. However, in the event | that any of the machines go wrong, then it is up to the supervisor to fix them and in case of doubt, to make a deeision. According to them, it is unfair to have a candidate for office of any party in this capacity, and for that reason they have lodged a pro- concerned, Mr. Johnson should re- sign in favor of a disinterested party. TEL. 381 VOGUE SHOE SHOP Opposite Monument ROBIN’S DRESS GOODS STORE 348 MAIN STREET 42-inch Lrepe Net; colors; $4.50 value """ all $3.45 DRAPERIES TWEEDS CURTAIN GOODS ;;nfast Silk, 36-inch; 80 :O-Inch All Wool )61 -inch Scrim, l OC c D d bo value ......... 490 value ..... $1 89 S rde" 36-inch Cretonnes; 30| All Wool Jersey; 60-inch Mexican Scnm f‘“' kitch- 4 i dows; different pat- wide; sttt 5 terns; 40c value 250 all colors . . $1 -89 30c value ..... 1 9c 36-inch Drapery, Silk fin- Fan:y Skirting; silk and 5 Fancy Marquisette ish; plain wool; c colors ........ 496 $3.00 value $l ,98 VaIUE. v 29(: EASTER SPECIALS Men’s and YoungMen’s Suits Hosiery For Women MONITO HOSE Every Pair Warranted In the latest Spring Styles $13.95 up Boys’ Suits $3.95 up Fancy Dress Shirts 88c up HUB CLOTHING CO. 391 MAIN STREET Specials From Hose Dept. GoBt;l)on l%pmrt$ Silk Hose; value, 1 19 special Ladies’ Pure Sllk Hose; all new colors, 9 8c 3 seams Ladies’ bilk Hose; 79¢ value; 4 5 c Saturday Sale of Table Cloths 8/4 able Cloth; colored 3250 vae $1.90 $2.50 value 8/1 Table Cloth, ready ready made; round 98 c or square ..... JOC 60-inch Table Damask; Damask; $1.00 value, 45c special Children’s i‘ancy i-lose; drop stitch. 2 5 c special Saturday ..... Mercerized Napkins; 15- 25¢ value