New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1922, Page 13

A | Second Section LODGE CONGRESS NOW 15 IN SESSION Representatives of 96 Organiza- tions With 10,000,000 Members Montreal, Canada, Sept. 1.—Repre- sentatives of 96 socleties with a mem- bership of nearly 10,000,000 persons are gathered heie for the ninth an- nual convention of the national Fra- ternal Congres® of America, which be- gins Monday and continues through August 31, The convention opens with ad- dresses of welcome and a program of business meetings and closes Thurs- day with election of officers. The organization 1is the develop- ment of the last 40 ‘years. A me- chanic named Upchurch, living in a little village in Pennsylvania, is cred- ited with the idea of forming an as- soclation among his brethren for the purpose of affording in the way of benefits paid some protection to the familles of its deceased members. He called a meeting of his fellow workmen and laid what is said to be the foundations for the Ancient Order of United Workmen, considered to be the pioneer of fraternal institutions in this country. The idea was to pro- tect the families of wage earners of moderate i{ncome whose earning ca- pacity as their families were growing up would not permit them to carry insurance of any substantial amount. “Fraternalism as taught by the Na- tional Fraternal congress has point- ed the way for all those coming from foreign lands to become good Ameri- cans,” say congress officials. “The use of the flag by societies in cere- monies, its constant display in lodge rooms and parades bring all to the realization that this is America, their new country. “In the Americanization of vast numbers of foreign born, fraternal so- cleties have led all other institutions by bringing foreigners into fellowship with citizens. The obligation to the women and children of these foreign born members must not be underes- timated.” Officers of the congress are: Presi- dent, Henri Roy of Montreal; vice- president, Harry Wade, of Indiana- polis, Ind.; secretary, W. E. Futch, of Cleveland, O.; treasurer, A. E. King, of Cleveland. NEED SPECIAL LINER FOR CHICAGO ALONE Gothenburg Exposition Expects In- vasion of Americans Next Year —Prominent Pcople Going. Gothenburg, Sweden, Sept. 1.—So many Americans, many of Swedish birth or parentage, are planning to visit the Jubilee Exposition at Goth- enburg, Sweden, next year that a full sized ocean liner will be needed to carry the travelers from Chicago alone. These will include such rep- resentative citizens as the ex-gover- nor of Minnesota, Adolf Eberhart; Harry Olson, Chief Judge of the Municipal Court of Chicago, and United States Senator Medill Me- Cormick. This announcement is made by charles 8. Patersun, a business man of Ciicago who has come to Sweden to make special arrangements for this invasion of Americans. In con- nection with this news Dan Brostrom, ex-minister of the navy and a well known shipping man in Sweden, has announced that the Swedish-Ameri- can Line, of which he is president, will find it necessary to purchase a third liner to be placed in the direct service between the United States and Sweden. The Exposition at Gothenburg cele- brates the 300th anniversary of the founding of that city under the fam- ous King Gustavus Adolphus. It will {llustrate Swedish history, industry, and culture, a speclal section being allotted to,the exhibit from the for- mer colony in America, now the State of Delaware, which was settled by expeditions from Gothenburg in 1638. Week-End Special LADY HELEN CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES 55c » ™ MAKE THE SODA SHOPPE YOUR LUNCHEON RENDEZVOUS Delicious and Appetizing Daily Specials Sunday Dinner 11:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. $1.00 New Britain’s Popular Dining Place’ %MW 289 Main Street. NEW iI I | I NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, BRITAIN HE SEPTEMBER 1, 1922, RALD Pages 13 to 24 HERE FOLKS, IS A VERITABLE FEAST OF BARGAINS Prepare the Kiddies For School and Look Ahead For Early Fall Needs Dress Ginghams 32 inches wide, good quality, beau- tiful checks, plaids and plain colors. Selma Hair Nets Our regular 12%¢, double| mesh, cap shape. 3 25¢ Shinola Shoe Polish Black and all colors. Ivory Soap Hand Size 3c Limit 2 cakes to a customer Ripplette Bed Spreads First quality material, clean stock. Sixe 81x90. Saturday. In The Basement. Our. reg. $1.89 = Bed Sheets Made of good quality mus- lin, our regular clean stock; 69c size 72x90. Sat. In the Basement. .. Extraordinary ! ! New Fall Gloves Women’s Duplex, 2 clasp gloves in fall shades Children’s Hand- bags Very clever, and attractive are these vari-kind combin- ations of leather and satin. Pleasing varicty to 490 select from Ribbon Watch " Bracelets 6 to cales, ham Heavy silk grosgrain rib- b'nn with gold filled 2 sc clasp and slide .... tracti stripe Little Beauty Waists—For boys and girls . Knitted Drawer Waist forced throughout 5, Heavy muslin drawer Wais Sizes Long Cloth Good quality, 36 lOc in. wide. Sat.....yd. other made Sew-On Hose The Supporters Pink frilled silk elastic, a good 50¢ C number up to ment at. BTN 5 e Finest quality novelty hairbows, checks and plaids in beautiful colorings — Yard .... DANCE RECORDS A Big Lot of New September Releases For Tomorrow 10 inch double disc. dance when you hear them Y ou just must proof 46¢ e Pillow Cases Made of fine quality mus- lin, our regular clean stock; 42x36. In the [nfants’ Cashmere Coats Mamma! Mamma! It's a new doll that calls; this dolly is fifteen inches high; cries “Mamma’” in a natural voice, unbreakable $1.00 head, nicely dressed All Linen Good grade lawn, nicely hemstitched, cor- ners nicely hemstitched with animals, birds, etc. Boys’ Blouses Neat cuff styles. Blouses of extra quality per- Blouses of high grade woven madras, extra well tailored, at- ish shapes. Very Special at— Schoolgirls’ Made with hoods, guaranteed rubberized water- navy — Sizes 8 to 14. Women’s Bloomers Heavy striped flan- nelette elastic waist, ruffled knee. 39c¢ 0-Cedar Polish 30c bottles 18¢ 60c bottles 37c ity. Women’s Handkerchiefs Woven oolored bor- ders, a good 10c qual- 4" 25c¢ FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Handkerchiefs Gym Blo 3 ror 10c cls with fitted wais Girls' School Dresses 98¢ New fall models in good wash fabrics, plain colors and popular checks. Many adorned with hand em- broidery. All attractively trimmed and well made. percale blouses, Sizes open 34C Sizes Kni 15. striped blue ging- and chambrays.. . 49¢ iceabl Co quali ve narrow and e It 75¢ Drawer Waists Black Sateen B waist and knee. white, with ruffles. Bloomers of hei to 12. outing flannel. . ... Hosiery For Boys and Girls Fine ribbed school Hose. Black and cordovan—Pair. . 9c Girls’ fine ribbed hose of excellent quality — Black, white and cordovan . H 19¢ Boys' extra heavy medium 19 ribbed hose in black. ... ... (4 Girls’ silk lisle ribbed hose—White, black, brown champagne.. ... . 340 e 49¢ Girls' Sport Ribbed ) serges, fall mixtures and wool fabrics — in popular styl- “PAL” National Pencil in all shades — Pair. . 10c HAIR RIBBONS hecks, plaids, moi and stripes, widths 5 inch — A fine assort- 19c Lawn Cooking With bibs, i, 480 Boys’ Neckwear Windsor Ties in plaids bl 19¢ 25¢ | b Silk Four-in-hands silk in —stripes and plaids. 50c regulation model. Raincapes all of material in red and Knitted ties of handsome patterns and colors. 98¢ Damask Table Covers Made of fine quality mercer- ized material; our regular clean stock. Saturday 89 c In the Basement.. C\g' Pretty styles large poke or ribbon Heavy black sateen, pleated mod- Caps to match apron—Approved Plain Fall Bonnets For Baby regular shapes, trimmad with satin omers Sizes 8 to 20. - 95¢ Boys’ Knicker Knickers of heavy navy blue, mixed fabrics. to 16. ickers of brown mixtures, good serv- le fabric rduroy knickers ty. Extra well finished. tailored. Children’s Bloomers loomers—Elastic Nainsook Bloomenr: ................. 25c¢ “FERRIS” Corset Waists For Girls and Misses —~Genuine ferris waists S G sizes. . Fabers Pencil Sets Contain pencils, pen- holder, eraser, etc Six pieces in all in an at- lrartlmu o zsc box. . Cooking Aprons and Caps Aprons— 35¢ Pantie Dresses For kindergarten girls — genuine Kil- urne ginghams. Sizes 2 to ‘Wonderful values. 79¢c colors, Just of silk poplin, 27x34 size .... NEW AND HANDSOME Silk Knitted Ties 8 o0z. round graduat- ed sterilizer. Crib Blankets colored borders, Outing Flannel 27 inches wide, all plain shades, also stripes and fancies. Saturday— 123c ™ Dish Toweling ‘With red border, our regu- lar clean stock In the Basement, yd. sc Nursing Bottles 2 for 5c Lux For Washing 3" 25¢ Women’s Flannelette Gowns A wonderful lot of heavy Scotch flannelette gowns, also heavy white outing. Extra full and well made, with double yokes, attractiv ely trimmed. The greatest gown offerings in years.. 98c We Limit the Quantity to 100 Garments. Red Star Diapers|Handy Preservers Size 24x24, all hemmed, Made of heavy gauge metal czlled seconds on account of| with inside tray for holding a slight irregularity in the| your jars. $2 29 . $ l .23 In the basement weave, otherwise perfect ... doz. SRS g e A Turkish Towels Good size and weight, dou- ble thread, plain white and with blue border; our regu- lar clean stock. Saturday Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs chance to buy Your men’s Hendkerchiefs with 5¢ initials worth 10c to 25c each, at... - For Baby - Gertrude Skirts and Barrows ey “Mohawk” Glove Silk Hose Made of excellent white Beautiful novelty stripes in flannclette, all garments are| black, white and light shades trimmed with shell 29c first $1.89 edge embroidery. . . quality .. . Pair Mirro Coffee Percolator Made of Heavy Gauge 2 quart size. --$1.49 Table Tumblers Thin blown, first quality, Saturday .. 89¢ In the Basement another case; W 122c received our regular stock. Special, In the Eay Basement MEN! 200 Sample Handbags Dish Toweling Full lined with large shawl collar, heautifully embroidered, cuffs with With red border, our i $1.98 embroidery .... lar clean stock. In the basement, yd. regu- 23c " 49¢ 300 of them. The oolor- ings and patterns are simply great and they are worth a dollar bill of your money; plain black ones too, that are up-to-the-minute in style. Fall styles of fine leathers, values run up to $3.95. Come early tomor- row for a choice selection at .... $1.49 |