New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 3

NAVY RECRUITING Willi in Charge of the Hartford Sta- Wi in charge of the navy recruiting sta- tion ing navy, NEW BRITAI\I DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, MAY "6, 1922, - BOSTON STORE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WE ARE OFFPRING QPL( IAL VALUES FOR THE SATURDAY SHOPPER Hoslery Speclal fashioned; made Our regular price on We are offering for Saturday JADILS" PURE SILK HOSE—full with high spliced and double sole. this Stocking is $2.50 & pair. “only, a\ $l ( 59 4 pair, . FLAGS —for— ' Decoration Day - PILLOW CASES—Extm fine grade muslin in 42x36 and 45x36. Special for Saturday We are showing a full line of silk and bunting Flags at attractive prices. SILK FLAGS Japanese Furniture - Polish The best Polish “on the market for furniture and as LaAULNL A full line of Suit Cases in Dupont, Moleskin and Leather, / $3 © $6 .50 STRAW SUIT CASES with fancy lining 90c and autos. 39c a bottle 4 gallon can 75c each mounted in black staff with gold top— 38¢“$1.50* BUNTING FLAGS unmounted 12¢ 4 vr Large Size BUNTING FLAGS AXBGSE gy @ $1.25 Warranted all fast colors PULLAR and NIVEN be qualified: HAS AGAIN OPENED iam G. Meyers Has Been placed certificate, etc. tion—Inlistments Open. filliam G. Meyers has been placed at Hartford inasmuch 4s recruit- has opened again in the U. §. enlisted, if they are For first enlistment only- appren- tice seamen will be taken-tetween the ages of 18 and 30 years. also produce some evidencé of birth and place where born, such as birth Ex-navy men that have been cut less than four months may re-enlist at the rating held at the time of dis- charge, if they have good discharges. All ex-navy men who have been out out of the service more months and less than a year may en- and the following rating will|list at the following . 1st class, 2nd class physically | pedomen, Signalmen, 1st, 3rd class. 2rd class. men 1st and 2d class. They must ter’'s mates, 1st class, class. and 3d Patternmakers, class. 2d class .and 3d class. 1st class and 2d class. 1st class apd 2d class. 1st class and-2d class. class and 2d class. 2d class and 3d class. than four ratings: Tor- VOGUE SHOE SHOP L 236 MAIN ST. SERVES YOU RIGHT hite Shoes More styles in white shoes than ever before. orial Day at these low prices quoted below. FLAPPER PUMP in Patent and White Button Strap or Buckle Military or low heels \ all sizes $2.95 All the ) Rage Sandals Patent, White and Grey, Colors. $3.85 | A.“ Men's Russian Culf Oxfords, Rubber Heels, Plain Toc, Sport +Model neakers Brown and White ” All Bizes ... .. k. ..... 950 EXTRA SPECIAL Misses’ and Children’s _WHITE PUMPS $1.29 Barefoot ) ’ ¢ R Men'’s Everyone should buy a pair for Mem- DEARIE SANDAL Newest Design Cut Out in Patent and White Military or Low Heel $4.85 White Canvas Pumps or Oxfords, 1 or 2 Straps, Military or Low Heels $1.95 All Sizes 2t 8 Patent Oxfords N Plain Toe or Tip With { Rubber | Heels Keds—Keds | In All Styles, Brown and White -~ ——ae e —— AGENCY EDUCATOR for Men, Women and Children FLORSHEIN for Men FOR 2nd and Apprentice seamen, sea- Radiomen, 1st class, 2d class and 3rd class. Carpen- 2d class and 3d Shipfitters, 1st class, 2d class class and 2d class. Painters, 1st class, Blacksmiths, Boilermakers, Coppersmiths, Molders, 1st Yeomen, 1st class, Storekeepers, 1st class, 2d class and 3d class. Avia- ‘I | tee met last night and decided to hold | tion Metalsmitis, 18t class, 2d Nnnul B and 3d class. Aviation Carpenter's | Mates, 1st cluas, 2d class and 3d class, All ex-navy men that have been out more than a year and wish to enlist ut their old ratings, will have to be referred to the bureau, Lx-army and marine corps men| may enlist as seamen 2d class, if they are not qualified at the above ratings. [ VOICESJ&;}E E AIR| i KDKA (Westinghouse station at East Pitts- burgh, Pa.) l)‘rld-y. May 20, LH no p. m.~—"A Look Into the Fu- ture,”” Dexter S. Kimball, Dean, the College of Engineering, Coraell Uni- | versity, Ithaca, N. Y., and precident | the American Society of Meshunical | Engineers, N. Y. C'I'rom Pittsburgh || Post Studio. (l 9:00 p. m.--A variety of clu-lml,[ vocal sclections by, Miss Clara Huhn, (! soprano of the Shadyside Presbyterian | church; Pittsburgh, assisted by the | Century Male Quartet from the Pitts- | burgh Chamber of Commerce; Rob- | ertson Tilton, first tenor; Roy Strayer, second tenor; Russell H. Kirk, bari-’ tone; James Croft, bass; Earl Mitch- !'ell, accompanist. Violin sclections by Naghan Wclnherx 'WBZ (Westinghouse station at xsprmgflcm | Mass,) 7:30'p. m.—Baseball scores. Wiggily Bedtime Story. | 7:45 p. m.—"Postal Service,” J. H. ! Benson, superintendent of mails; | ‘‘New England Road Conditions for| Tourists,”” by Helen 1. Fitzpatrick of the Automobile Legal association. | 8:00 p. m.—Humorous readings by | \Mrs. 8. W. Dodge. Classical selec- tions by Mae D'Arcy, soprano. Wiz station at N. J.) 7:00 p. m.—"Man {in the Moon," stories (c) Newark.Sunday Call. 7:30 p. m.—"History. of Playing; Cards, and Games With Same,” by R. | F. Foster, card editor, New York Tribune, 7:50 p. m.—"Trend of Business| Conditions,” by the Magazine of Wall | Street. 8:00 p. m.—Concert by the Meyer |& Davis Bellevue Stratford orchestra of | Philadelphia, M. Micklin, solo violff; Samuel Katz, obligato violin; Josef | Smith, violincelld; Andrew Pacenza, | bass; George Vail, piano. WGI (American Radio and Research Corp. | Medford Hillside, Mass.) 8:00—"Russia’s Tragedy,” Captain Paxton' Hibbes, American Committee for Relief of Russian Children. 8:15—Newtonville Methodist Epis- copal church quartet. Clara Sexton Crowley, soprano; Jeanette Hall, con- tralto; I'rederick W. Whiting, tenor; Ralph H. Somers, bass; violin obliga- to, John W. Crowley. Piano accom- panist, Josephine G. Collier. Selec- tions: ‘Come To Our Hearts” (Ma- cey), quartet; ‘“Angels Serenade’ (Braga), Mrs. Crowley, - accompanied by Mr, Crowleys “Carmena’, (Wilson), quartet; duet, “Starry Night” (Dens- more), Mr. Whiting.and Mr. Somers; “Watchman Tell Us of the Night” (Shelly), quartet; “Ave Maria” (Gou- nod), Mrs. Crowley, with violin obli- gato; '‘Beautiful Night,” “Barcarolle” from ““Tales of Hoffman" (Jagques flenbach), 8:45—Mitchell S. Selib, tenor solo- ist, accompanied at the piano byI Helen Selib. Selections: “April Show- ers” (Silvers); “Eli-Eli” (Zagler); “Somewhere A . Voice 1Is Calling” (Tate); “Mine” (Solman). Uncle | (Westinghouse Newark, WGY (Generml Electric Co,, N. Y.) 1:30 p. m.—Early stock market\ quouuon& | 7:00 p. m.—Produce and stock mar- | ket quotations; baseball results; news bulletins. 7:30 p. m.—-Smenth “‘Alice in Vsonrierland reader. 8:40 p. m.—Health Talk, ‘What the | State is Doing In Res!ormg Crippled Children to Health,” by Dr. Herman | M. Biggs, New York state heaith de-| partment. 8:45 p. m.—Concert program ‘(East- ern Standard time). Piano solo—"Dolichinelle’ | Rachmaninoff | Mrs. Herbert E. Robinson. | Baritone solo—"Where'er You Walk” | Handel | Schenectady, I chaptpr of Kolin Hager, Ralph G. Winslow. Accompanist, Mrs. Winslow. Reading—"The Blossomy Barrel” (from ‘‘Macaroni Ballads")™ .... Tom Daley William C. Smith. Violin solo—"Au Cassin et Nicolette” Kreisler Mré, Robert A, Drake. Piano solo—"Rustle of Spring”.... | Sinding | Mrs. Robinson. Reading—'The Ballad of Elkanah Atkinson"” ..... Holman Day Baritone solo—' Thm‘? Little Girl, Don't Cry"” Riley-Howe Mr. Winslow. ! Accompanied by Mrs. Winslow. Violin solo—'"Rondino" Beethoven- l\relsler Mrs. Drake. Reading—"See the Thing So On" Sam Walter Pou! Mr. Smith. Baritone solo—"Chorus, men” ... \lr Winslow, Accompanied by Mrs. Winslow. Gentle- | GROTTO FIELD DAY Annual Outing Will Be Held at Lnke{ | Compounce on June 17—Dance to | Be Held on June 29. The Grotto entertainment commit- the annual outing at Lake Com- pounce on Saturday afternoon, June 17. Committec heads were named as follow: Tickets, B. I. Armstrong; ath- letics, Harry C. Jackson; barbecue, O. 1. lord; automobiles, A. G. Bull;] prizes, Willis Comstock; refreshments, Tom Morton It was also voted to hold a dance at | Lake Compounce on Thursday cven-| ing, June 29. Harry Hatsing is chair- | {man of the committee. | ‘Tonight the new club rooms will be {opened and the Amaranth Minstrels | wiil give an entertainment, followed by dancing. N - Butlet Williwery Co 257 MAIN STREET Booth’s Block NEW SUMMER HATS| —FOR— DECORATION DAY These Hats are a special purchase, clever new shapes, large, medium and small brims. The comprehensive offering Trimmed with Flowers, Fruits, Ornaments and Feathers. is without doubt the most attractive we have ever offered. You should not miss this offer. TRANSPARENT HATS—CANTON CREPE HATS—EMBROIDERED HATS—LEGHORN HATS—MOIRE SILK HATS—BRAID HATS CHARMING SPORT HATS Felt Hats combined with straw; Leghorn with drape crepe bands; Rib- bon Hats, felt and rib- bon combinations. Hats for sport and street all the popular summer shades and ool-{ Hats wear,; or combinations; that are ideal. CHILDREN’S HATS $1.95 to $3.95 Get the children Hats for Decoration Day. Our assortment in Milans and Leghorns will please you. TRIMMED HATS Y. 8250 Just 100 of these stylish Trimmed Hats that formerly sold as high as $10. Come early for best choice. Hosiery For Decoration Day Numerous Specials For Tomorrow—You Will Find All Colors Here full fashioned $1.95 Gordon Sport Hose, all the wanted colors Lehigh silk stockmgs, all colors. $1.49 Pure Thread Silk Stockings, seam back; all colors $1.29 Everywoman Pure Thread Silk Stockings; all colors ——— NEW FIBRE SILK SCARFS First quality All colors — — _Van Raalte Plain Glove Silk Stockings; black and colorg Lehigh Full Clocked Stock ings, lisle tops $2;49 $2.75 Van Raalte full fashioned Ingrain Stock- ings, all colors ~ Weldrest Wide Seam Stockings, plain or outsize, black Fashioned VAN RAALTE AND KAYSER SILK GLOVES, 12 and 16 button $1 49 . lengths; all colors SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ALL DAY FLOUR 415 b Bag $1.15 77 EAST MAIN ST THE CITY MARKET ;8 FLAT ns For 25c Next to Boys’ Club SPECIAL FOR ALL DAY Round, Sirloin, Porterhouse, Short STEAK n 20c —BIG LAMB SALE — ‘Leg of Lamb Rib and Loin to Roast .... Fores to Roast or Stew SPECIAL ‘ON FRESH OR SMOKED SHOULDERS Lean Fresh Shoulders Smoked Shoulders Small Fresh Pork Loins . Pork Chops Roast Beef Lean Pot Roast Boiling Beef Frankforts and Bologna Boiled Ham, Lean Fancy Sugar Cured Hams Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon .... 25¢ WATCH OUR SALE SPECITAL FOR ALL DAY Best Creamery Butter Pure Lard Guaranteed Fresh Eggs . . 2 dozen 59c — FRl ITS — . 3 for 25¢ 17¢ 7 for 25¢ dozen 25¢ dozen 29¢ Grape Fruit Pineapples, Fancy Fancy Apples Bananas Fancy Lemons . BI(- SPE( IAL 0\ POTATOES From2to5P. M. ...... 15 b peck 25¢ Onions .......... 4 1b for 25¢ New Potatoes 4 1b for 25¢ Lettuce, Large .. l?eppers, large ... dozen 20c ON STRAWBERRIES