New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 2

HOLLAND'S FAR-EAST BRAND COFFEE 15 I tins 25¢ 1 1h tins 45¢ ORANGE PEKOE and FORMOSA OOLONG TEA % 1 Pkg. 25¢ % 1 Pkg. 45¢ The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street T A TR R IN 1882 40 YEARS AGO This store began its business career. It's present success is due to consistent value-giving —and to celebrate the event of 40 years ago we are offering special values throughout dur- ing the month of May. Anniversary Specials Tan Mercerized Shirts—Collar attached—made with single and double cuffs. $3 quality at $2.75—2 for $5.40. Plain Top Golf Hose.—.Im- ported in attractive mixtures. Suitable for golf, hiking and motoring—$2.40. White Oxford Shirts — Collor attached. Made of extra fine quality. Oxford cloth. TForm- erly $2.50—2 for $4.40. SFALLS 95-99 Xdsylum Street Hartford «Jt Pays To Buy Our Kind” NEGRO IS LYNGHED —_— Texas Crowd Again Evidentally Takes Law’ Into its Own Hands—Victim . Found Hanging. Conroe, Texas, May 19.—The body of a young Negro was found by Grimes County farmers swinging to a tree by the roadside near Planters- ville. The Negro who was known by the name of Karly apparently had been lynched last night. Farly was taken by officers Mon- day night when screams of a young white girl, whom it was reported he was attempting to attack, aroused the neighborhood. He was placed in jail at Anderson, but escaped Tues- day night. Several searching parties and a sheriff’s posse were formed. Some of the searchers aparently cap- tured the Negro last night and lynch- THIRD Wf\RDERb TO OPPOSE PAVILION Petition May Be Presented to Coun- cil—Indications Point to Passage of Resolution, Opposition to the idea of construct- ing an open air dance pavillon in Walnut Hill park is reported to be confined almost entirely to residents within the limits of the third ward from which, it is sald, a petition signed by property owners will short- ly emanate. At Wednesday derman F. night's session Al- R. Gilpatric of that ward, nppmu'm('w be of an open mind, his |being the motion to have the matter referred to a committee. The reso- lution was moved by Councilman Clif- ford Hellberg of the third ward. Coun- cilman Howard Timbrell did not ex- press himself on the subject, leaving only Councilmen ¥, 8. Cadwell and M. 8. Porter in the third ward who are Kpawn absolutely opposed. This leaves the opposition ward with but two votes to count upon with surety. Expressions by other councilmen in the other wards indicate that those in favor are far greater in number than those opposed. To be a charming hostess one must tempt the appetites of the guests all through the dinner, not forgetting the dessert—flavoring with Baker's va- nilla.—advt. Monday Night at Lyccum Wil Be ‘Masonic Night” Under Contract, Several weeks ago, when the Ma- sons agreed to postpone their “Ginger- bread Man,”: that James Cormiecan, new lessee of the Lyceum, could carry out his opening plans, one of Mr, Cormican's concessions was that the Masons could have the entire receipts of the theater on any Monday night || they chose. Accordingly, the committee has de- cided upon this coming ' Monday, when the players will present Jane Cowl's famous success “Smilin’ Through.” This will be known as “Masonic Night" and the entire pro- ceeds from the sale of tickets will go | into the fund of the Masonic Temple corporation, PLAN LISBON TO INDIA FLIGHT Lisbon, May 19.—Funds are being raised by public subscription to fi- nance an’ attempted airplane flight from Lisbon to Cape Town, South Africa, and thence to India. MEN'S WOVEN MADRAS SHIRTS $1.51 BESSE-LELAND CO. New Columbia @ Records ed him. Officers of Grimes country are in- BLOCKADING COAST LINE Prohibition Navy Successfully Pre- venting Rum Smuggling on Large Scale, Haynes Says. Washington, May 10.—Ships of the prohibition navy are blockading the sea lanes to the Atlantic coast against rum smugglers, Commissioner Haynes said today. Mr. Haynes indicated that the prohibit: -, vessels were wefl dis- tributed along/the eastern coast line. Rum running has decreased gince the organization of the fleet he declared, particularly along the Florida coast while one of the prohibition ships re- cently stopped and searched 24 sus- picious looking craft in one day with- out discovering any l|ql1r>r INING CAR. Also Arrest Crew of Train fn Vir- ginia. Roanoke, Va., May 18.—Prohibition officers at Bluefield, W. Va., early yes- terday seized the dining car of Nor- folk and Western:passenger train No. 15 and arrested the crew, according to information at the rallway com- pany's general offices here. No expla- nation of the cause for seizure and arrests was contained in the report. Genuine imported Sweitzer cheese, B5c a Ib. Russell Bros.—advt. M—_ WOMEN’S DAINTY UNDERGARMENTS 95¢ and Up BESSE-LELAND (CO. FOX’S—Mon., Tues., Wed. “ARABIAN LOVE” Remember “The Sheik?” ou’ll Like This Just As Well a record laugh OU who read this may or may not be a “tired American busi- ness man,” but anyway you enjoy a good laugh occasionally. It is good for you, too. The most comfortable place to laugh is in your favorite easy-chair at home. The surest way to laugh is to listen to song hits and comics on the latest Columbia Records. The most popular stars in the most popular shows make their' records for Columbia, and Columbia Records repeat the piece to you in a way that is enough to make the artist jealous. You will agree that New Process Columbia Records are somehow different—and better. One great thing about a Columbia Record is that you can try it before you buy it. You can’t read a book to see if you like it well enough to buy. But you can—and ajl over America millions of people do—go to a place where Columbia Records are sold and hear the ones you are interested in. It is a pleasant habit, and you are invited to acquire it, this plan of dropping in at a Columbia Dealer’s place every few weeks and keeping up to date in the latest hits. Why not start right away? BUY YOUR COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA AND RECORDS ———at £ COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY Now on Sale Dance Records Fox-Trot. _ Paul Biese's Orches!ru Fox-Trot. A;’SS“ Paul Biese's Orchestra c Every Day. Intro. “Oh, Gee! Oh Gosh!” from For Goodness Sake Medl ey Fox- Trot. Ted Lewis and st Band Rosy Poly. from The Blushing Bride. Fox- Trof Ted Lewis and His Band Fox-Trot. The Columbwns Teasin’. On the Alamo. A-35%0 75¢ By lhe Sapphire Sea. Sing Song Man. Fox-Trot. The Happy Su: Jimmy. Fox-Trot. The Columbians Dinny Danny. Fox-Trot. 5 Ray Miller and His Orchesira Do It Again from The French Doll. Fox- Trot. Ray Miller and His Orchesira Lovey Dove from The Rose of ‘Slamboul. Fox-Trot. Ray Miller and His Orchestra Swanee River Moon, Intro. “Indiana Lul- laby.” Medley Waltz. Prinee’s Dance Orchesira South Sea Sweethearts. Intro. ‘“Baby Dreams.”. Medley Waltz, Prince’s Dance Orchestra Put and Take. One-Step Blues, Johnny Dunn’s Original Jazz Hounds Moanful Blues. Fox-Trot. v Joknny Dunn’s Original Jazz Hounds * - * - - * Stars. Guido Deiro Thrills. Guido Deiro (a) Opera Reel. (b) Darling Nellie Gray. c) Ivy Leaf. Don Richardson (a) Rickett’s Hornpipe. (b) Maryland, My Maryland. (c) Pig Town Fling. Don Richardson, Song Hits Oh Sing-A-Loo. Nora Bayes Sing Song Man. Nora Bayes Oogie Oogie Wa Wa. Little Red School-House. Some Sunny Day. y Poor Little Me. Not Lately. You Can’t Trust Nobody. Waikiki from Make It Snappy Frank Crumit Hawaiian Rainbow. Vernon Dalhart Those Days Are Over. Furman and Nash 1 Got It, You’ll Get It (Just the Same as Me) Furman and Nash Opera and Concert I’ll Sing Thee Songs of Araby. Tandy Mackenzie | $1.00 Baby Dreams. Barbara Maurel A-3583 My Wee Little Hut on the Hill. Barbara Maurel | $1.00 Uncle Ned. Oscar Seaale and Male Quartel] A-3582 A-3594 75¢ A-3595 A-6213 A-3579 Marion Harris Mearion Harris Bert Williams Bert Williams 80139 Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane. Oscar Seagle $1.00 Mignon-Connais tu le pays (Knowest 80186 Jeanne Gordon | $1.00 So Pure (M’Appari) from Martha. 79885 Charles Hackett § $1.00 Thou the Land). Ah! Instrumental Opus 27. Duci de Kerekjarto | $1.50 ‘“H. M. S. Pinafore”—Selections. Prince's Orchestra | A-6212 “The Mikado’’—Selections. $1.25 Prince’s Orchestra A Prince’s Band | A-6214 } $1.256 Nocturne, D Flat Major. } 49901 March, March. Prince’s Band Oats, The Gladiator. Washington Grays. Looby-Loo. (a) Vocal, (b) Orchestra. Peas, Beans and Barley Grow. (c) Vocal, (d) Orchestra. (Singing Games.) London Bridge. (a) Vocal, (b) Orchestra. Round and Round the Village. (¢) Vocal, (d) Orchestra. (Singing Games.) Sung by Bessie Calkins Shipman A-3148 75¢ You don’t have to buy, and it’s not im- posing on any Columbia Dealer to ask him to play records for you. New York 46 138 MAIN STRELT New Britain's Largest Exclusive Retail Talking Machine Shop - i — BAKING DEPT. — Large Bread, 24 oz. loaf, 13¢c ...... 2 for Q& (717 Lo Round and Square Coffee Cakes ... l 8 c each English and French Bath Buns ... 2 5 c dozén New Made Lemon Pies ........... 23C each — IN THE “SWEET SHOP” — Our Assorted Choco]ates in bulk only 45 c — DELICATESSEN DEPT. — Pure Pork ; Sausage .. 1 30¢ "G p 20c¢ Roast Beef—Ox Tongue—Cold Pork Lobster Patties 8 Chicken 2 for 15¢. Cc Croquettes, Hot Baked 10 = Corned Beef CBeans....lb Cc Hash ..... ottage Native Fresh b ZOC Eggs .. Dozen4zc Fresh Butter (Unsalted) Cheese ... Fresh Cream HALLINAN'’S Store Closes at 6:30 p. m. every night. We Sell Good Paint We Give Paint Service TO GET SATISFACTORY PAINT AND VARNISH RESULTS YOU MUST DO TWO THINGS: 1—Select the RIGHT paint or varnish for the particular Job. 2—See that it is properly applied. . Whatever your paint, varnish or wall paper plans are, no matter how large or small, drop:in and let's talk them over together. No obligation—that's. our business—and, WE KENOW OUR BUSINESS WE ARE PAINT ENGINEERS—WE ARE THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD and OILS GLASS. PUTTY. BRUSHES, WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS. METAL CEILINGS, ETO. 3_§‘FRAN KLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD May Clearance Sale All Spring Millinery Marked At Ridiculously Low Prices To Assure Quick Sale. Some Articles Hall Former Prices. Many Articles Less Than Half Former Prices MILLINERY 0 Banded Straw Sailor Hats .00 Banded Straw Sallor Hats $3.00 Banded Straw Sailor Hats $4.00 Trimmed Sport Hats . $5.00 to $7.00 Handsome Tri $8.00 Handsome Trimmed Dress Hats $10.00 Handsome Trimmed Dress Hats ONE-THIRD QFF on all Trimmed Dres $10 to $30 CHILDREN'S HATS $4.00 Black, Brown, Navy Milan Rolling Sailors, Streamers . 200 Capes, Coats, Wraps at §13.95 Theses were made to retail up to $49.00 and include evqras, tri- cotine, velours, pandora, veldyne, polaines, shawsheens. . For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. MEN’S FANCY STRIPE COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS, 59¢ BESSE-LELAND CO. Basement 0DD TROUSERS $1.39 . BESSE-LELAND CO. ‘ : MEN’S ‘ Basement