New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 24

24 [ voices v ThE 4R I KDKA (Westinghouse Station Pittsburgh, Pa.) Friday Credits, H Indiana Cer at 7:00 p. m Arch Harris, president Y'ublie accountants, Indianapolis, Ind Harris [N, J) icago, 111 7 "W, D Al- | m and president 11, Archibald company, accountants, “The Fall Vegetable G n Benediet, extension representative legheny county farm bureau, I'ro Pittsburgh Post studio §:00 p. m—Classical select Beeman's orchestra WBz (Westinghouse Station at ons Ashley’s Sincere Clothing Service UY Good tail- B oring and style, and you will be certain that your clothes will always fit right and look rightt You don't have to pay a big price for clothes to be well dressed when you wear Sincerity CLOTHES That is why we feature them. The style is tail- ored into the garment so that it remains until the very end — the assur- ance of “Sincere Cloth- ing Service.” The new styles and patterns are distinctive and smart— the materials cool and comfortable — fine for wear right now. $24 to $35 Ashley Babcock Co. New Store 139 MAIN STREET \1d | her, piano; Mildred Kelleher, ‘cello, by | Leeds Johnson, president of the bhoard Spring- | | Wyckoff, editor of | Selections | chestra | Burnham, string band. jl'fi:zs!nrn Standard Time). | quotations. | in Wonderla | Male Quartet—Whispering Hope NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, | fleld, Mass,) | 7:80 p.m | Wigglly Bedtime | 8pringfield Union 7 m.—1 agricultural reports New England Homestead 8:00 p. m.—Raseball scores, Mus. jeal program by Alpaulmil " rio, Al herta Kelleher, violin; Pauline Kelle Uncle the Naseball scores. story from 8. government and state from the wiz (Westinghouse Station at Newark, ' p. m—"Man-in-the-Moon stor I Newark Sunday Call p. m.—"Rrief Histary of Facts t the Hospital work for Poor Children in New York City,” by of trustees, St, John's guild, New Yo i p. m—"Waoman, the Greatest yer" by the Applecroft Experi mental station 765 p.om ness C‘onditions' “The Trend of Busi by Richard D the Magazine of Wall street 8§ to 0:30 p. m Fordham university Lyneh, director. WGI (American Radio and Research Corp., Medford Hillside, Mass.) 8100~ o Rising of the Moon,"” a one.act Trish comedy, by Lady Greg- ory, read by Prof. Albert Hatton Gil- mer, English department, Tufts col- lege §:15-—8ara Horlich. musical reader, accompanied by Edith Paley, pianist, [ “When Grandma was a Girl;" "The Little Damozel;" “‘Soap,"” “The Chinese Cracker." §:30—Popular music—Wilson's or- Val- ley, banjo; Johnson, piano; Donovan, drums; Tuickley, saxophone; Vavvic- chio, xylophone; Knight, trumpet; Hackett, trombone; Welch, clarinet; Congert by the orchestra, J. J Messrs. Wilson, violin; WGY General Electric Co., Schenectady, New York 4 (Note—All time | references are 12:30 p. m—Early stock market 6:00 p. m.—Produce and stock market quotatians; baseball results; news bulletins. 6:30 p. m.—R8ixth chapter of “Alice " Kolin Hager, reader. Dr. State 6:40 p. m—Health Talk by Herman M. Biggs. New York Health department. 7:45 p. m.—Concert program. (Program through courtesy of Mohawk Valley Radio club, Ilion, N. Y.) | Ifox Trot Hawthorne | J. Gordon Selwood, first tenor;| Grover Radley, second tenor;®A. M. | West, first bass; Edison Wood, sec- | ond bass. Soprano Solo—Vale Miss Margueritte Dillenbeck Violin Solo—Rondiro ...... Kreisler Richard C. Van Wiggeren Reading—A Woman's Fancy | Miss Esther Van Alstyne. | [ | Russell | | Tenor Solo—Where My Caravan Has Rested . ’ Mr. J. Gordon Selwood. Contralto Solo—If I Were a Rose | Hesselberg Lohr Miss Anna Sweet. Mixed Quartet—Forget Me Not Gilse | Miss Priscilla Owen, soprano; Mrs. Floyd Avery, alto; | leslie Newton, tenor; Herman Kough, bass. | Reading—The House by the Side of | the Road. | Miss Van Alstyne. | Tenor Solo—Sylvia. .....c00. 8 | Mr. Van Wiggeren. | Mixed Quartet—Come Where My Tove Lies Dreaming Page Miss Pricilla Owen, soprano; Miss Helena Byron, alto; Leslie Newton, tenor; *Arthur McFarren, bass. | Mrs. A. J. Van Wiggeren, accom- panist. 10:30 | Piano Solo—Songs of Sunny Italy | Berini | CALL 1416 FOR ‘ | Native Broilers, Fancy Roasting | Chickens, Fancy Fowl, Native Veal, | Calves’ Liver. Full linc of Fruits and | Vegetables. | " Doherty Market | 106 Arch Strect THE OLD HOME TOWN As played by Tirno Rapee—Duo Art Tenor solo—The Magie of Your Eyes Penn Arthur Van Dueser Black lyed Blues Kendall Denton’s Orchestra Seoteh Character Song Toast Jack Lindsay Accompanist —H, Denton Reading—The Delusion of Ghosts CGiuest MacGregor's Lauder Miss Dorothy Kellogg Tenor Solo-- Because Arthur Van Duesen Scoteh Character Song Lass For M Jack Lindsay. Mrs, O'Toole and the Malden D'Hardelot she's the . Lauder Reading Conductor Miss Dorothy Kellogg. All Through the Night 0ld Welch Tenor Solo- Mr. Van Duesen. Plano Solo- Turkish March, from “Ruins of Athens" .. Beethoven Joseph Hoffman—Duo Art. More than 9,000,000 persons live within 50 miles of the New York City hall, KERWIN HEADS EAGLES stallation June 8, Michael T, Kerwin was elected president of the New Britain Aerie of Lagles at a meeting held last eve- ning. ‘There was a spirited contest on for every office and several times two or more ballots were necessary before a cholce could he made, The other officers elected are as follows: Vice-president, Henry Zwick; chaplain, Daniel Fitzpatrick; secre tary, Willlam 1. Scheuy; treasurer, I'rederick H. Jurgen; inside guard, Patrick Murray; outside guard, Den- nis Mahoney; trustee for two years, William E. Tyler; physician, Dr. Jos- eph Walsh, Installation will take place June 8§, and the ceremonies will be conducted hy State Secretary John A. McLaugh- lin, 'The New Britain Aerie will at the same time celebrate its 18th an- niversary with a social and entertain- ment. BESSE-LELAND CO. NEW TRIM MED HATS SATURDAY SPECIALS We make an unusually special offering of high class Hats of faille, georgette, Canton crepe, taffeta, crepe de chine and fabric and straw com- binations; all the most wanted trimmings, large and small shapes. $2.95 - $3.95 and $4.95 NEW BANDED HATS For Sports and Street Wear—just the styles for those who like a smart, yet practical Tailored Hat. All the new "NOTARY PUBLIC PAPER HANGING AND PIANO TUNING STIIRITVTIY DoNE |2 STANLEY THE UNEXPECTED R THE HORSE SHOE PI UPSTAIRS s INGER ARCHIE HENDERSHOT PITCHED BROKE UP 4, N R colors and combinations. BY STANLEY HOLD ER NEWT ) | SHES AREARIN | TCHING CONTEST TODAY. MAY 12, 1922, Hartford ilverware! - Plated and Sterling Tableware at Reduced Prices for 3 Days Main Floor All silverware other than that in restricted makes not mentioned in this announce- ment is subject to the sale reductions. [ A Free Offer in 1847 Rogers Ware Particular attention to the 1847 Rogers anniversary chest of silverware to be present- ed free of charge to all persons purchasing 26 picces of this famous silverware during this three-day sale. Price $22.85. Community 50 Years Guaranteed Flatware Community Silver 50 year Guaranteed, flatware, in the three leading patterns; a few of the prices: 1 Engraving Free Med. K#ives, modeled handle $6.65 set of 6 Med. Forks $7.10 set of 6 Cold Meat: Forks .. $2.10 each Gravy Ladle $2.35 each Salad“or Bérry Spoon ......... $3.05 each Tea Spoons ....... L $3.55 set of 6 Soup Spoons $7.10 set of 6 Table Spoons .........coee $7.10 set of 6 Individual Salad Forks $6.65 set of 6 Individual Spreaders ...... $5.70 set of 6 Alvin Sterling Flatware Alvin Sterling flatware in the Richmond and Mary- land patterns at special prices. Dinner Forks .....ooovusnes A POk e §22.50 set of 6 Dinner Knives ...... $19.80 set of 6 Cold Meat Forks ..$5.18 and $5.63 each Tea Spoons 34 $8.10 set of 6 Soup Spoons .. T o, $18.00 set of 6 Table Spoons T $3.60 and $3.92 each Sterling Silver at Special Prices Lemon or Pickle Forks $1.65 ea. Pie and Cake Servers $1.49 ea. Cheese Servers....49c ea. Olive, wood salad sets with sterling handles $6.29 Highest Grade “Pennsylvania” Lawn Mowers Reduced Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers require no word of introduction or praise from us; they're as staple as wheat or sugar; it's quite enough to give notice that they're at lowered prices. Great American and Panama Lawn - Mbwers, also made by the same manufac- turers at like reductions. Pennsylvania Q. Q. M. The Pennsylvania quality Q. Q. M. Special Lawn Mowers have four blades, high wheels, ball bearing and self sharpening; during this sale: 14-inchi ¥, vae R W T N E T e o 16 inch ... ‘ 18 inch Pennsylvania Jr. Pennsylvania, Jr., highest grade Lawn Mowers, have five blades, high wheels, ball Jbearing and self sharpening: 15 inch, this sale 17 inch, this sale 19 inch, this sale 21 inch, this sale .. 822,95 .. $25.45 R } (TICALLY NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSE. AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT AS THE PRICE IS RIGHT. H. J. FOIREN 140 MAIN STREET OYSTERS Never better than Now HONISS’S 24-30 State Street Hartford Visit Our Dining Room PHONE 1790 For Sale Dirt Cheap—2-Family House on Oak street with large lot. One family house on Highland street, right on the top of the hill. A fine healthy location. Pur- est air in New Britain. SPRING NEEDS SUPPLIED We can supply you with the latest Mortgage money to loan. thing in strollers and baby carriages at a very attractive price. e prce. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg. New and Secondhand Furniture 2¢ LAFAYETTE ST. Tel. '1320-8 CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 755-12 Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs e T— Let’s Go “SMILIN’ THRU” Ina KINNEY SHOE Owner lcaving city offers attractive cottage, 7 rooms. screened throughout. Large lot, all kinds of fruit, central location, cscel- \ HUMPHREY For particulars see Open Saturday DLvenings, H. DAYTON 272 MAIN STREET Tel.—Office 141 For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. | All modern; ‘