New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 18

WILL SEEK BETTER BUSINESS CONTAGT Merican and U. S, Financial and Commercial Leaders to Meet Chleago, Nov, 17,--Development of business contact between the United States and Mexico will be the pur- pose for which several hundred rep- resentative commercial and financial leaders of the country will leave this city for Mexico following adjourn- ment of the annual convention of the | Bouthern Corfimercial Congress, No- vember 27, Dr, Clarence'J. Ownes, president of the congress which is directing the expedition, sald the trip would con- sume about two weeks and would in- clude several points of Mexico as well as the United States. The trip from Chicago to Laredo, Texas, where the éxpedition wlll en- ter Mexico, is being arranged with the help of G. G. Trucsdale, assistant gencral passenger agent of thé Tli- nols Central rallroad, and J, J. Me- Queen, general passenger agent of the Missourt Pacific road. During the trip from Laredo to Mexico City, members of the expedi- tlon will be guests of the Mexican government and will be entertained during their stay in the Mexican cap- ital. The return trip will be by way of New Orleans Speclal tralns will carry the dele gation from Chicago through 8t Louls and Ban Antonlo to Laredo Igom Neuvo Laredo the Mexiean Na tional rallways will carry the group to Mexico City where they will remain five days, Officlals of the Illinols Manufac- turers' assoclation have notified of- fiolals of the congress that it will be offelally represented on the trip and will co-operate in obtaining adequate representation from Illinols and the Middle West. wmsu_mé IS AN ART Is Sanctioned in California_and Will Be Added to the Curriculum of Some Schools, Berkeley, Calif, Nov. 17.~Whist- Iing as an “art and process'’ soon may be added to the curriculum of some schools in California, The state boaP.of education has granted Miss Blanche Adella Hawkins, a senior at the University of California here, a certificate authorizing her to ‘‘con- duct the art and process of whistling" in' the schools, Authorities say this is the first time in the history of education that such a certificate has been granted. “I have always felt,” Miss Haw- kins said, “that whistling could be made a real musical accomplishment and the best time to begin instruc- tion in whistling, as with every other study, is in childhood.” Smmm— . 10O° “CASCARETS” FOR BOWELS Q . When - Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds Your bowels may seem regular— move every day—yet your thirty feet of bowels may be lined with poison- ous waste which is being sucked into your blood, keeping you half sick, nervous, despondent and upset. ‘Whether you have headache, colds, sour stomach, indigestion or heart palpitation, it is usually from*bowel poison. Hurry! One or two Cascarets to- night will clean your bowels right. By morning all the constipation poison and sour bile will move out— thoroughly! Cascarets will not sicken you—they physic fully, but never gripe or inconvenience. Children love Caschrets too. 10 cent boxes, also 26 and 50 cent sizes. + | Any drug store. We are moving our Furnishing Dept. from our Bridgeport Store to this ) . “City, to make more room for our (:'Clptking Dept. in that Store. ForlQ'u.ick Clearance we offer the greatest bargains in Men’s Shirts, Neckwear, Ho- siery, Underwear, Bathrobes, Pajamas, etc., ever given in New Britain. We must get rid of this merchandise. Below we mention Bargains offered: 50 Dozen BEDFORD CORD SHIRTS $2.15 75 Dozen SILK NECKWEAR Four-in-Hand 85¢ 10 Dozen BOYS’ 'ARCTIC CAPS $1.10 25 Dozen of All Our Better SHIRTS Neckband and Collar Attached $2.65 This is an Excellent a few of the many 10 Dozen WHITE PULL-OVER SWEATERS with roll collar $6.00 40.Dozen SILK PLAIDED HOSE 45c Pair 25 Dozen Cdllar Attached WHITE OXFORD SHIRTS $1.65 10 Dozen WOOL SCARF $1.85™ Heather Mixtures Opportunity to Buy Your Christmas Gifts. " Connors-Halloran STORES, Inc. 215 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN § | buying it, which regulate the . de- Miss Loretta Rush, 16, has recent- ly arrived in this country from the Panama Canal Zone where she won many aquatic championships. She will enter title meets in this country wearing the colors of the Ambassador Swimming club of Los Angeles. MODERN YOUNG MAN STILL BUYS GANDY But He Gets It in Small Pockeet- Size Packages To some, people, candy is candy. | But candy is not always candy to| everyone, according to a local con- fectioner. There are various styles and kinds of candy and ways of hand- ling it and habits and customs in mand and supply and thus keep abreast of the trade. Years ago when the writer, and some of the readers were younger, the young man intending to call on his sweetheart on a Saturday evening, put| on his “Sunday suit,” shined his best pair of shoes, got the Sunday hat | out of the trunk and proceeded toj the corner drug store where he pur- chased the largest, most gaudily dec- | orated, and fanciest box of candy ht could find, within his financial means. Then he went to the home of . the young woman in question and spent the evening in the parlor, departing for home about 10 o’clock. The Modern Swain. | He demands to know if his other suit has returned from the tailor's, gets| on the corner, and lights a two for a quarter cigar as he strolls into the leading confecttoner's. “I want a hox| of ,"" he says, mentioning one of{ the standard brands. ‘Yes r, how large a box would you like? “Oh, give me something I can slip into| my pocket. I don’t want to be seen carrying the blamed thing down the street”” Thus he gets a small pack- age, plain white or wrapped in white paper and carefully concealed from sight. He strolls to' the booth on the corner, calls up Mae or Mabel, or Margaret, and says, “Hello Peaches, let's go to the movies.” When he gets to Mabel's home she meets him at the front door and the hox of candy is opened at the theater. “No, I don't think prohibition has much to do with it,” said a Jocal candy dealer. I don't think it creates an appetite for candy when a man's drink is stopped. Before prohibition a man would’get ‘lit up’ on a Satur- day night and he.would buy a box of candy on the way home to make peace with his wife. Now he doesn’t have to fix it up, he goes home ‘sober and without the candy.” | Regular Sales. | very much, despite the popular feel- ing to the contrary. A candy dealer| who" gells several hundred dollars' worth a weecks, says it seldom varies more than two or three dollars. A large portion of the package can- dy sale is on Saturday to families who take it home for over Sunday, he said. The demand for loose candy grows | Jess and less every year candy men say, and in a few years to come very little candy will be sold’in bulk they feel. Penny Candy Dangerous. Dr. Frank Zwick, in a statement board of health, said penny stores do more harm than saloons did before prohibition. He referred to the teeth and stomach. infection 1s carried purest quality food should be eaten. WHITE ANTS A MENACE Nikko, Japan, Nov. 17.The beau- tiful temples of Nikko the Wonderful, dedicated to the Tokugawa Shogung and considered the richest architec- tural treasures of old Japan, are men- aced by white ants. Dr. Kawamura, of the Toklo Imperial University is investigating methods of effectually removing them. The Nikko temples being buildings of wood, sculptured and lacquered, the work of destruc- tion, if unchecked, would prove an irreparable loss. Today the young man is different.!§ his shoes shined at the Greek’s place | § telephone § The candy. sale does not fluctuate | 8 made while he was chairman of the|] candy insanitary features of penny candy, its| | poor quality and its effect on the|l “Practically all|} through the|! mouth,” he said, and only the best and | AND A SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT GETS YOU A NEW—- SUIT OR COAT FOR MAN OR WOMAN New Britain’s Oldest, Greatest CREDIT CLOTHING HOUSE Women’s and Misses’ Department Men’s and Boys’ Department Conservative Business Suits Snappy Sport Suits Newest Pencil Stripe Suits Sturdy Tweed Suits Boys’ Extra Quélity Serge Suits Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats Fur Trimmed Wraps Smartly Tailored Top Couis -Beautiful Canton Crepe Dresses Fine Poiret Twill Dresses New Styles Serge Dresses Fur Trimmed Suits Fashionable Tailored Suits Largest Stock Lowest Prices Easiest Terms 47 Main Street New Britain —OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS —