New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 9

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY; MAY 1, 1922 Renier, Pickhardt and Dunn 127 Main St. - Opp. Arch-Tel. 1409.2 MAY SALE—MAY 2—TUESDAY AT 20% DISCOUNT ON | COATS, SUITSudHEAVY DRESSES At $3.98—Small Lot of Women’s Serge Dresses, Small Sizes. At $§ 985—Womens Navy And Black Dress Skirts — Values To 10.50 At $2.98—All Jersey Bramley Blouses. Value To $6.98. At $1.69—Double Service House Dress Aprons. Value $3.25. At 59c—Children’s $2.00 Sleeveless Sweaters. § At 75c—Women’s $3.00 Sleeveless Sweaters. At 98c—A Few Slipon And Ty-Back Sweaters For Women. i At $2.39—Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists. Value up To $7.50. $1.79—Misses $3.00 and $4.50 Voile Waists. 79c—Small Lot of $2.00 Voile Waists. At 98c—Children’s $1.50 Umbrellas. ! At % Price—Discontinued Models Of Corsets. At 97c—Batiste Night Robes for Women, $1.25 Value. fl At 59c—Women’s 75c Gowns. At | At n Bloomers. Value to $3.00. $1.00—Children’s White Dresses. 0dd Sizes. 59c—Baby Carriage Robes Were $1.00 and $1.50. 75c—Women’s $1.50 and $2.50 Bloomers. 75¢—Envelope Chemise. $1.00 and $1.50 Value. 59c—Bungalow Aprons and House Dresses. Value $1.50. 39¢c—$1.00 Boxes of Handkerchiefs (3 in a Box.) At 65¢c—White Petticoats. $1.00 Value. At 49¢ Pair—Brown, Grey and Black, $1.25 Seamed Silk Hose. At 39¢ Pair—Brown Lisle Hose. 50c Value. At 29c—Brown Lisle Hose. 39c¢ Value. 8 At 12%c—Infants’ 25¢ White, Tan and Black Hose. B At 12%2c—Women’s 25¢ Vests. § At 25c—Wash Hats. 75c and $1.00 Wash Hats. At 50c—Closed Union Suits. Value $1.00. Sizes 34 to 38. ™ At 4 for $1.00—Infants’ 50c Vests. At 25¢—Infants’ 50c Lawn Caps. § At 15c—Infants’ 25¢ Caps. 8 At 50c—Children’s 75¢ Gowns. At 29¢—O0dd Sizes Silk and Chamoisette Gloves. Were 50c. f At 10c—O0dd Sizes in Children’s Socks. B At 10c—O0dd Pieces of Veiling. Value 50c. At $5.98—Small Lot of Silk Dresses. Value to $25.00. At 8 At 8 At & At i At & At Bertini ... V. McAulifl (Airedales), 146 High individual three Molyneux, (Pointers), 362, Individual Averages C. Myers ..! 4 Brennecke Larson .. T, MeAulifte Happeney . Wells Frederickson Claney ... Wilcox Thompson . Cage Molyneux strings, Restelli . ... Hickey Stammers and Pointers, LADILS' CITY LEAGUL (Continued from Preceding Page) Haugh .. Newton . Borkowski Howard Wolek . .... H. Wright T. Wright .. ‘Ililll\ll | Stella Rebe 4. | Daughters of \ Center Church ... Records High individual single, N High individus Landgren, 310, High tea High team | {1807, \ | { | 117 | il three strings \ AL Venherg Hornkohl .. Carlson thred Individnal Averages b TRYBHY < S oW e vayD) . Seharr Dr. McGuire \ Holtman Quenk A. I°risk Long ... | Eliott .. | Kahms . Newton . Richter Young v E. Plucker ( nn;lnll High indis idual single, Dr. .\m,‘..m.l $1.50—Children’s Dresses, 2 to 6 Years With and Without |§ MINE STRIKE VLRY EXPENSIVE AFFAIR Miners Have Lost About $25,000 In Wages—Shipments At Low Tevel, Scranton, Pa., miners in the anthracite coal region have lost approximately $25,000,000 in wages since the suspension began a month ago, The merchants of Scran- ton have not yet felt any speclal bus- {ness depression due to the strike, £ {week ago today was reported as one of the best business days in years, Hazelton, Pa, May 1.—Shipments of anthracite coal.n April reached the lowest level sincé’ the great strike of 1902.according to unofficial estimates today from the 37 collieries supplied with cars by the Lehigh Valley rail- road. Tonnage for the month Just closed, was only 3,778 all of which came from storage points. Owing to the slack demand the shipments have ceased and not a past week, IRISH ARE PLEASED Fecl Certain That Jim Larkin, An- archist, Will Be Released. Dublin, May 1.—The secretary of the Irish labor party expressed satis- faction at the news from the United States of the granting of the certificate of reasonable doubt to James Larkin, Irish agitator now serving a term in Sing Sing prison for criminal anarchy. “If it means that Larkin eventual- ly will be released” he said, “it will be in accordance with the expressed resolution of Irish labor.” 1 l Baseball in Brief NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results, St. Louis 10, Chicago 0. Brooklyn 4 adelphia 0, Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1. Only three games scheduled, Standing of the Clubs. L. New York 12 3 Chicago .. 1 St. Louis Lirooklyn Pittsburgh . Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Games Today l]||:tr]r!n¥vl; 1t l! 00Klyn, Pittsburgh at m\mndu Only three games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results, Boston 2, New York 1. Washington 6, Ithdtlr\hM 4 Chicago 2, De St. Louis 11 C umn] 9. Standing of the Clubs, w. L. B New York ... 8t. Louis ... Chicago’ .... - 1 W L\hll\L,[OII . Boston . Detroit Games Today. Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. Louis. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Resu csterday Baltimore 13, Syracuse 7. Buffalo 10, « 4. Rochester 6 y Toronto 10-§ Haltimore . . Jorwo) City Tor | buffalo ... B | Syracuse ... | Tlesults Yesterday Hartford 10, Bridgeport 6, Albany 6, Springfiel New Haven 6, Pittsfiel: Fitchburg 6, Waterbury 3, Standing of the Clubs | w. (Tttsfield ... vl [ATBEN e is v v 1 PHEADUIR ovicivvr. & | New Haven | Hartror@l ... It Y| Waterbury . ... 1 58 166 083 S K 000 [ Springfield . Games | Hartrora at Bridz 4| Pittstield at New Pitehburg at Waterh I Springfleld at Alhany Iml'\\ Landgren, \\n iams single, Valkyrinns, 448, strings, Vaikyris ns K. bandgren ...... oo 98 \m"m Crowley Mallory ... Hart 1L Winger Leupolil Thayer May 1.—Striking pound of fuel has been moved the || l onos, linings, etc., 40 in. wide. 8 grounds. B 1,000 of these Hatg, in trimmed and spolt models @ colors and full size. H 295 Pairs one-strap dress Pumps in white, red, tan, dull, patent. § PHENOLAX WAFERS STERNO CUBE Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 253¢. Limit 3. ¥ Djer Kiss Talcum, B4 Dorin Compact or Rouge, i POIRET TWILL 4 with fine, soft finish, spong- Sage, Allen & Co., Inc. HARTFORD, CONN. ‘SUBURBAN DAY’ SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY, MAY 2nd Enormous Importation of Imported Jewelry $1.00 — On Sale at — $1.00 8,500 pieces, our own importation, Hundreds of new styles, EAR-RINGS, so much the rage at present. NOVELTY NECKLACES, in beautiful eolor combinations, CORDALIERES, ' : STERLING SILVER AND RHINESTONE BAR PINS in solid color or combination of colors. % STERLING SILVER FINGER RINGS in single or double stones of fine quality. y GIRDLES AND STONE-SET FLEXIBLE BRAGELETS in white or colored stone com- inations. GREATEST VALUES SINCE BEFORE THE WAR. Main Floor. Mallinson’s Silks De Luxe Priced at — $1.49 yd— Mallinson’s Silk de Luxe, in beautiful patterns and colorings. Less than half price—$1.49 yd. Mallinson’s De Luxe Knit, a knitted fabrlc in printed designs on white and dark For dresses, overblouses, etc.—$1.49 yd. Sport and Trlmmed Hats for — $1.00 — DON'T MISS THEM. Ideal for draperies, kim- $1.00 ea. Main Floor Slip-On and Tuxedo Sweaters $1.45 and $1.98 each Slip-on Sweaters, in all colors Tuxedo Sweaters, all colors Main Floor Greatest Shirt Values of the Year — $1.00 — $1.00 — Good Shirts for a dollar! It's been a long time since you have seen them. ',4 Day will record extraordinary activity in this department. Woven madras Shirts, corded madras Shirts, fine percale Shirts, all guaranteed fast Perfect fitting. Sizes 14 to 18. Buy them by the dozen for summer. And 1,000 new Shirts for §1.50 each. All woven madras Shirts in a wonderful array d of bright new patterns and colors, blues, browns, fancy stripes. A standard make and a very low price. Sizes 14 to 17. These two Shirt specials will satisfy thousands of customers. Extraordinary Shoe Values FOR “SUBURBAN DAY” ONLY FOR MEN 103 Pairs of High and Low Shoes, per pair FOR BOYS AND GIRLS B 155 Pairs of Black and Tan Shoes, per pair FOR CHILDREN Sizes 2 to 8, per pair. .79¢ FOR WOMEN 74 Pairs tan and black Oxford 70 Pairs brown calf Oxfords .. 85 Pairs clk sport Oxfords . .... 150 Pairs ribbon trimmed felt slippers : Main Floor Suburban Day Specials in the Drug Section EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK.........................3 cans 30c; 7 cans $1.00 | NUXATED IRON .... r amine tablets free. 5c¢ a pound, two pounds 4 1d And a bottle of SPECIAL BLEND COFE MERCK'S SUGAR OF MILK, bottle . TOILET TISSUE, 1,600 sheets to a voll. . PHILLIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA § [ X for $1. ()0 Limit 6 AN T ha a iy B A B AN AT ’lc five for $1.00. Limit 5. VITAMON TABI B R e g s e 67¢ WITCH HAZEL EXTRACT 15¢, 25¢, 45¢ Main Floor Suburban Day Specials in Toilet Goods Handy Andy Lunch Kit, 89c. Universal Vacuum Bottles, 98¢, Tooth Brushes, 19¢. Bocabello Castile Soap, $1.25 a bar. pounds to a bar. Main Floor Houbigant Talecum, 75¢. La Perla Castile Soap, 5S¢ cake, 50¢ doz. 17¢, three for 50¢, Limit 3 Comfort Powder, 18¢, 35¢, Bhe. Pint size. Svkes Four Skirts made to your measure Free} We will make up to your own measurements a plain skirt or a pleated model from any of our Prunella checks, stripes or plaids, without extra chdlgo Simply pick out your material, have your measurement taken by our tailor. Fit and \\mkmamhlp guaranteed. This offer for one day only. Main Floor $2.98 yd 56-in. Poiret Twill, good weight, all wool French ed and shrunk. Main Floor Suburban |

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