New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 3

_BOSTON STORE SUIT CASES We areshowing a full line in straw, leatherette and black enamel in sizes 20 to 24-in. from $l L95 to$4 50 Each. Children’s Stamped Dresses at the art counter—made of batiste, pique, pop- lin and voile in 6 months to 7 years—also infants’ sizes. 79c * $1.25 " Dress Linens, yard wide in copen, rose, brown, jade, g reen, honeydew and orchid. 7 8 c Yard Traveling Bags of straw and leather, all sizes. $1.00* $10.75 Ee —'m]l makes ¢ single mesh hair nets for Satui&;y 4% 25¢ Organd—45-in. wide, Swiss make, permanent finish in white and colors. 680 Yard Tlssue and other Ginghams in a large assortment of checks. 29c to 580 Yard - Cretonne Dress styles in a large vaviety of patterns. Detective Fred £ pert, take's a print of Bosie's n method of identifying cattle. andberg, nationally known fingerprint ex- | Washington, where the government is experimenting gvith this 1 257 Main Street TRIMMED HATS $3.95 Canton Crepe Hats Satin Hats and Georgette Hats JAVA LEGHORNS $1.95 Banded with grosgrain or georgette bands, four different shapes. SPORT HATS $1.95 Felt, Felt and Straw and Ribbon Hats, large variety. —HOSIERY— 82475 I\\an Raa{)tle i-(‘\ll S'll'; Go}!:[d(ly;\ I}adies’ Fibre Silk Stockings, acl an al ose, 50 C white. For $2 19 black and white Saturday . . . $1.49 Lehigh Pure Thread $1.00 Pure Thread Silk Silk Stockings, all the ose at the U. S. Soldier’s Home, 25C to 59C Yard Washable White Skirtings in ratine, poplin, repp, beach cloth, oxford c]oth shantung and lmen. | doctor has all the knowledee there is Vincent is only in the third grade now, but he said yesterd: that he would wo! hard and get promoted and before long he would be going |to college and then to medical school | Then he is going to call on Dr, Joyce and get the physician to lat him show what a good doctor he is — McCall’s Patteras and Magazines — DULLAR and NIVEN BOY T0 PURCHASE EDUGATION, HE SAYS Plans Use of $18,000 Award for Loss of Foot old sister and his four-year-old broth- er. They don't especially like it, but hurt and them piay that they were | whereupon he bandages them | doctors them until they are well. Maple Hill News Miss Harriet Andrews of Rochester IN. Y., is visiting Miss Mausficid on lGoIf street. inet officer, however, will take advan- tage of this permission, but will wait for the general order to go into effect September 1. LONELY MONARGH 1 ANXIOUS FOR WIFE PRESIDENT MAY END DAYLIGHT SAVING Reported as Tired of Hearing Numer- ous Complaints in City of ‘Washington. Washington, D. C., July 14.—Presi- Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Perry have re- turned from a two weeks' vacation at Atlantic City. He is practicing now on his two-year- | every once in a while Vincent makes| Stockings, black 69 c wanted $l l 9 and all colors. colors We are exclusive agents for Lehigh Hosiery Mills, manu- facturers of the Venus Stockings MAGHINE GUN (0. T0 CAMP SUNDAY § Gogs to State Rille Range for 15 Diays intensive Training Van Raalte and Kayser 2 clasp Silk Gloves, reg. $1.19 85¢ Van Raalte and Kayser 12 and 16 button Silk Gloves $1.19 | At the regular weekiy d lccal machine gun company the stute armory last following men were enlis three year period: John Joseph Yeskelis and gale. The company now numbers 85 men and three c.licers, whic 1 of the held at € the for a Jurgilewicz, Michael Fru- the other organizations will be en-|Wilson company, which recently went camped at Niantic, visiting the state|out of business, has made payment of range for a four day period for rifle |the preliminary dividend of = 15 per practice, icent to thercreditors of the company. Commissary Department. | Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner.— Captain Ashley Griffin announces| advt that he expects that the attendance | full quota allow the gov (’”" 2 w‘\'mr‘\ 100 per cent. Lien.| . This 18 Bargain Week for the John o oy arm p Y 1 — 7:“""" e Thayer and Herman - tenant Waiter O. Cook, Mess Sergeant | BCYle Co-'s customers.—advt. ger have been olaced on the \\dmng Toomey and Cook Johnson will leave| The claims committee of the com- ;h_:l to fill vacancies as they may oc- ¢, East Haven tomorrow a’lPrnqon‘mor council will meet .on . Friday |cur. [to establish kitchens for the feeding | ®Vening of this week ‘to complete a {report on the claims that have been eve dent Harding is weary of listening to protests of government employes and" Washington business men against the go-called “jazz" daylight saving plan, under which officlal Washington s now operating by presidential order, issued in May. The president directed that govern- ment departments begin and quit work one hour earlier during the sum- mer months, but that no change be made in the clocks. Business houses adopted the plan, but soon gave it up as impracticable. Newspapers have held voting con- tests which showed an overwhelming public sentiment against either *jazz" daylight saving or the change in clocks. The matter was brought to a head this week when the Federal Employes' union asked the president’s permission to hold a referendum in the government departments on the question. The president denied the referen- dum plea, but announced that after August the government departments would go back to the regular hours/ and that so long as he is president Asked if he desired to wed an there will be no more daylight saving | American girl as suggested by Stam- in the government departments by his| boulisky, he replied: order. He said that cabinet officers “‘Well, not this year; nor next; I'm have his permission to go back to the | teo busy rebuilding my country andi old hours at once, if they think the|must deny myself all social pleasures | work of their departments is suffér-|and some domestic happiness, but I ing under the present plan. No cabi- | huve great admiration for the Ameri- can women and I'm sure they make excellent wives' To the question “would vou prefer | a pretty woman rather than a prac- tical one?” the youthful ruler with a twinkle 'n his eye made the diplo-| matic ~esponse: “‘Well, all American girls are pretty, are they not™” LIGHTNING IGNITES CHESHIRE HAY BARN | OXfords i 2,500 Structurc Is Destroyed by Blnzoi Despairs of Finding U. §. Girl- Seeks British Helpmate Sofia, July 14.—(By Asscciated Press.)—Despairing of finding an American wife for King Boris, Pre- m‘er Stamboulisky is understood to| nave asked David Lloyd George to suggest a suitable English mate for the lonely monarch. To this the British premier is said to have replied humorously that he! had not yet heen able to find a wife for the Prince of Wales and that Boris would have to wait as the supply of royal princesses and titled ladies in Liurope seemed to be depleted. 1 When the correspondent asked the | king about his reported desire to mar- ry he raid laughingly: “If you believe what some of our neighbors say, my throne is rather in.-i cure and might not spupport two.” | BLACK SATIN AND —Owner Narrowly Escapes Injury Saving Hgrses. | Cheshire, July 14—A bolt of| |lightning that came from a clear sky | as a storm impended, started a fire {which totally destroyved a large hay MEN’S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S L] Hosiery barn owned by Lucius E. Payne yes- | (terday afternoon. The barn was built | ] » |fifteen years ago at a cost of $2,500. | MEN’S AND BOYS | Several tons of dry hay, stored in| Sh the lofts, became Ignited instantly New York, July 14.—A year West Forty-eighth street had about made up his mind to become one of those gorgeous personages who stand ago | eight year old Vincent Albano of 413 Mrs. Jonathan Hart and her young- est son came up from the shore Wed- nesday and spent the day here. Willlam Kinner is out again after a severe illness with pneumonia. Charles Hare and Mr. and Mrs. To Camp Sunday. The company will entrain Sunday morning with full equipment enroute for the state rifie range at East Haven lwhere it will participate in 15 days of intensive machine gun training re- |turning on Sunday, July 30th work of a machine gun company dif- As the |of the company on Sunday, o \pendmg for several weeks. . | The other side of Dr. Norwood's Clty Items |discovery at the People's Church of ‘Chrlst Sunday at 7:30 p. m.—advt. Three special Victor Dance Records| Alterations to cost approximately just out. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. $10,000 will be made by the Mohican Market jcareer such i hospital. | grin at the little boy and i stories. when the bolt struck the roof. The| i upper part of the building was in iflames as Mr. Payne rushed from his| We Still Have Some Bar- gains in |home to save two horses. While the beasts were being taken outside, part of the second floor collapsed, the| lowner fortunately escaping uninjured. | The emall barns adjol other nearby buildings were WHITE SHOES from the flames the firemen was said that only a small amount of insurance was carried against the loss - The - W. G. Simmons INSURANCY. INADEQUATFE. Rebnilding nf Temple at St. de Beaupre is Delayed. ’ As Rosult Anne Quebec temple at July 14.—The building of a ! Anne de Beaupre to ro- place that destrov fire last March may be delaved aeveral years, owing to the lo |by the Redeporists 17 | destroyed properties 85 WEST M for ! ses sustained | masters A portion of the juvenale is | ’ Soda Water| Ayers’ Soda Water | | by the destruction of the caurch for $140,000, a su expected to be ready for occupancy Septenber Call for it by name and get the best. | thousands of visitors from all ovr Fyr Salo at Your Grocer's Canada and the Un‘ted States havine | hattd even the Pilgrimages have not been afferted Three Size Bottiea-—5-10-15¢ ,hpn caryg for in a temporary edifice in front of the big hotels and support | huge quantities of gold lace and unl.:thelr daushter Helen, form. It seemed to him that that|!ting relatives in Manchester, was the most important Kob in the|They returned last Friday. world and the one that attracted the| most attention. But a year is a long| MI time, and Aow Vincent has changed. Ohio, 1 He is golng to be a doctor, a hospital | MS: W- doctor, with a white coat and a busy, efficient manner. Vincent will have money in a few| weeks. He will have almost $20,000 Averue after having driven to Hamp- because the Court of Appeals has sus-|ton Beach. They brought home their, tained the verdict that gave him and|SOR Leonard, who has been camping | his father $18,000 as damages for at the beach for the past two weeks. the loss of his left foot, which was smashed by a truck owned by the J. F. Tapley Company, bookbinders, of 531 West Thirty-seventh street The money probably will be paid over| Within the next two weeks and Vin.| George and Willam Halleran of cent has asked his father to put his EIm Hill, have returned home after share in the bank, where it will Spending the past week at Point O' draw interest, so that by the time he| Woods. is old enough he will have rnouph‘ and more to pay his way through medical school |lightning during the electrical storm Vincent abandoned thoughts of a Vesterday. Fortunately no one was as the brilliant hote] injured. doormen enjoy after he had been nine | months in a hospital and had seen the doctors work. He became particu- New Haven spent the week-er larly keen about Dr. Thomas B. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moody of Golt Joyce, then on the staff of St. Mary's street. Dr. Joyece is his idol It was Dr. Joyce who bandaged his in-| jured foot every day and it was Dr, Joyce who was never too busy tell have been vis- N. “H: and Mrs. Gardner of motored here to visit Mr Niven. and Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead returned and Mrs. Lienhard and family at Indian Mr. are spending the month Neck. William Hines' house was struck by Mr. and Mrs. Harry H WON'T SELL FRANCHISFE. Fitchburg, July 14 —Reports that to|:ne franchise of the Fitchburg East- him | ¢rn league ball club would be trans- | rerred to Portland, Me. or Hnlvoke There is nothing in the world that|ere declareéd by Manager Johh Mack | Vincent wants now but to be like Dr.|today to be without foundation. “The Joyce and to have as much know edge as Dr. Joyce has. The boy, fact, is convinced that his favorite|team and get out o last place “Muny” Summer Camp For Kiddies By opening Camp Newark, Mayor bach, Newark, N. 1J., is givirg all children the same oportunity for summering at "the beach that rich children have, Two hundred go down weekly. Here the meyor is bidding farewell to the first group. Dayton. | | Tuesday to their home on Robbins |§ You conserve your health for | company at their store at Tie by dinz ue your wet wash, 391 Main street. Cnion iry Co. Tel 904.—Advt. As a matter of fact you will do very William I.. Hatch, trustee of the |much better at Besse.Leland's.—advt. can I fers somewhat from that of the in-| fantry, the three machine gun com- |panies of the state will remain on 'rhs- range for the entire period while | A Few Mcney Savmg Items For Saturday, July 15th. N. B. ROYAL LUNCH AND SODA C. ROLLED SMOKED SHOULDERS . 26¢ CRACKERS ‘ 2ims.. 2D€C PURE FOOD 867 MAIN STREET MEAT DEPT. TIOUR SALES—7 A. M. TO 11 A. M. CURE l7 LEAN \\IOI\l D SHOULDERS CUT PRIME RIE ROASTS —ALL DAY SPECIALS— VEAL | | | Swift's Fresh Stewing FOWL Fresh Ground H\\lel RG Porterhouse STEAR— Lb, Round. Sirloin 25¢ LB. 3 TO 5 P 18¢ 3 TO 5 P. M.—1 M.—CH CY ICE PORK Pork to Roast BEEF PREIME STEE Lean Eoiling Beef Choice Pot MILK FED s to Roast 19¢ . 22¢ .. 18¢c Lb. 20c Lb. 160 » 14c¢ v 25¢ .32¢ Fresh Cut Pork 1c Rumps to Chops ... st Shoulder Cuts to Lb. Lean Fresh Lb. L Shoulders .. Rump A Lb. “ x_;fic v 8¢ D GOL l‘l N \\I Foasts Boneless Salt Spare Ribs Lb. Small Cottage Hams . . Lb. B LB. 32c 836c —GROCERY JELLO—Al Kkinds Tkgs. . & G, S ars DEPT.— 28¢ 25¢ 23¢c 19¢ 25¢ 28¢c 33c¢ 1t6p m CONFECTIONERY 15¢ 19¢ .25¢ .20c¢ w 26¢ SELECTED . 2 DOZ. 57¢ 0 12:20 p. m. Fresh Baked FIG BARS OAP KOLLED OATS 2 Lbs. aro Syrup 2 Cans Sunbeam \h\nnn:ilfl‘ Bottle Blue Rose Rice 3 Lbs LUTTE Stufled Olives Fiat Whole Milk Oheese MOHRICAN CREAMLY R.........2 LBS. 77‘,‘(FRESH EGGS . FRU I‘. 9 TO 11 M. —DF POTATOLS. Native mbers ve Beets to Bunch - $ For lOc s 23C 2 for 15¢€ por. 23C Five ¢ Large New Onions : Ripe natoes Native summer 2 Lbe, Squash N w English Meats Walnut 15 Lb. Large Ripe Bananas Juicy Navel Oranges