New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922, DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA MINSTREL — DANCING — MUSIC BY O’BRIEN'S ORCHESTRA $3,000 IN CASH PRIZES —NO CANVASSERS ADMISSION—25 CENTS — ly concern the industrial life of in-|no further obligation to support or and took two half pint bottles of al [dividuals and natlons.” It added that [maintain the institute, leged iIntoxicating liquor from the the t o8 “reallze that the institu- — socks of the propriet ton so established must have for its 7 y 1 . Sl - - el by et s 2 o HRnA 2 sovernmel 1 ! facts and It must be conducted in the Man a “Socklegger”? §1 wxt e dnpasE] us ecel e interests of no party or group or fac-| New Haven, April 21 The most | Moscow, April 21 tion, If the truth is ascertained and [unique place for hooch yet found by [ ment of the Soviet government witl be cam&gie Associauon Wi" Make ;nl,.,-l,\ .-;n-l simply ited, wa must[the local police in their raids upon | created to regulate the elcctrical pow- welieve that it will m i own way. {the liquor law violalors, wi ;i ¢ s ey 2 It it cannot, the world’s situation is|ered yesterday when Sor g A AT NN '“Ir"(yn\”:u:. : Readm Sundem[flfldfible hopeless." Leahy and Offieer John vhe from the Kremlin, The new v:! & dec in many respects to With the completion of the last|the Howard avenue statior wll correspond payment at the end of 10 years, the|the saloon of Abraham Krivi the public utility commissions main- To Sell at Only corporation specifics that it assumes!Congress avenue and lLafayette street |tained in the United States. Former Price $115 Down Easiest Terms for the Balance Wew York, April 21.—Plans for the establishment of an Institute of Kco- nomics to collect facts relating to economic questions and distribute them to the public in an understand- able form were announced today by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The institute will be governed by a board of 15 trustees, and will be ad- ministered “without regard to the special interests of any group in the body poljtic, whether political, social or economic,” according to the an- nouncement. The Carnegie Corporation has agreed to finance the undertaking for a period of 10 years at a total cost ! of $1,650,000, payable to the Insti- tute's trustees at the rate of $200,- 000 annually for the first five years, $150,000 a year for the next three years and $100,000 each for the last two years. The corporation will have mo control over these funds after they are pald to the Institute. The first board of trustees has been selected and will meet in Washington today for the purpose of cffecting .preliminary organization. Members of Board. Those constituting the board include Arthur T. Hadley, president emeritus|@ of Yale university; A. Lawrence Low- ell, president of Harvard; Dr. Charles Sage, Allen & C Inc. HARTFORD, CONN. : Big Sale of New Spring Coats —FOR WOMEN AT — $25.00 — $35.00 — $45.00 We recently purchased the stock of B. Mandelbaum & Son, manufacturers of Coats, Capes and Wraps, 114 West 27th street, New York. We bought at such advantageous prices that we are going to give the coat values of the “season Saturday. Whatever vour fancy in the way of a Coat or Wrap, be sure to see these garments. The season’s newest, smartest styles. BEST FABRICS = HIGIL CLASS TAILORING SLIM COATS DRARED WRAPS FLOWING CAPES NOVELTY SPORT COATS The Fabrics: Veldyne, Tricotine, Canton Crepe, Andria, Twills, Roshanara Crepe. 3 Wz;:.lgr:;, ?‘f ir’ndlthsonian ing;im; 4 The Colors: Fallow, Sorrento Blue, Navy, Deer, Dolphin Gray, Black. i4 . . erman, residen ¥ int . » r v H i3 o;mme Un!:m“y 1 \Virmnh!:; e The Linings: Crepe and Peau de Cygne Silk. | i Kinley, president of the University £ . ’ ¢ Illinois; Paul Warb f New (Liberal Discount oYork:mJOol;n l;:rton 1;(1[;:?* c(;mintn:r‘x TRICOTINE SUITS $35-00 Phys o of the central committee, American Records for Cuh) Red Cross, Robert S. Brookings, St. Suits of superior quality Tricotine, with the new long line, mannish jackets, care- LouiS:DChiadrl;s ;’ Htmchg!son.YChk‘- fully tailored, lined throughout. Navy or black. Sizes 16 to 44. Bitind b fir;e]v finished mah T ts, 43 inches high, witheall latest cugo; David ¥. Houston, New York: i ' 7, y finished mahogany instruments, 43 inches high, withsall lates | dames i{e:":’;:’:“’fi’:fii;zze Doton PRINTZESS JERSEY SUITS $ 1 5.50 improvements. Full, rich tone. Double spring motor. | ;:?;’:’JMR!-\IS;[;, fifii‘l’i’r’x; a::in?::;:;‘ ‘MUCH BELOW l*: ORMER PRICES Our first ofi"e.r of tl?ese fine P.honographs met with a tremendous success. Some § Sutherland, Salt Lake city. Expertly made by Printzess, these Suits are unequalled values. Navy, brown, tan customers were disappointed. This small lot of 15 will go quickly. Standard instru- an’gh:ot";:':cii;r;::’h ar::mtd:‘v:l':;f: . ;'x_nd lighter shades. Sizes 16 to 44. . ments—fully guaranteed. : ment of the institute. ! . 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