New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 5

st o % y BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1923 HARDING WILL BE " CANDIDATE IN "4 Watson Makes This Prediction in tew Britains Shopping Center Y BOYS' HEAVY HIGH CUT STRAP TOP SHOES CHILDREN'S HIGH GRADE U. §. Senate Washington, Feb, 9—President Har- ding will be a candidate for re-elec- tion in 1924 and will be nominated unanimously by the vepublican party, Benator Watson of Indiana, prominent in the republican leadership, prediot- ed in the senate yesterday during a debate with democrats over political questions, The Indiana senator also promised his support for Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the republican leader in the senate, for that position in the next congréss, saying that "It the senator from Massachusetts wants to be leader in the next congress, I know of no reason why he shouldn't be and Tam for him," He added that the re- publican party would present a Yinited front in 1924 and stand on the ad- ministration's record in congress and in the executive departmenta, Bignificance was attuched to Sena- tor Watson's statements because of mention which has been made of him As a possible presidential candidate next year and because of his promi- nence in the administration leader- ship and his close personal and ppli- tical connection with President Har- ding. Frequently he is in consultation with the chief executive and in fact made his statements on‘the floor of the senate not long after returning from a White House conference, EMPLOYMENT FIGURES Male Help More in Demand at Five Free Agencies in January Than in December, Hartford, Feb. 9.—~Male help was in larger demand at the five free public employment bureaus of the state bureau of labor in January than in December, according to the figures for the month given out today. The total number of applications for employ- ment was 2,761 males and 1,663 fe- males, or 4,324 in all; the applica- tions for help 2,354 males and 1,665 females, or 3,909 in all, and situa- tions were secured for 2,221 males and 1,361 females, or 3,682. Of male applicants for employment 80.56 per cent were found places as against 75.7 per cent in December. The percent- age for femalés showed a slight fall- ing off, * The city figures for applications for employment were: Hartford, 747; New Haven, 1,381; Bridgeport, 943; Water- bury, 738; Norwich, 515. Applica- tions for help were: Hartford, 741; New Haven, 1,302; Bridgeport, 815; Waterbury, 578; Nor- weh, 473, Situations secured were: -! Hartford, 715; New Haven, 1,187; Bridgeport, T43; Waterbury, 468; Nor- wich, 469. Reginald C. Vanderbilt, 43, to Take Miss Gloria Morgan as His Bride on February 17. New York, Feb. 9.—Seeking pa- rental blessings for her marriage to Reginald C Vanderbilt, on February 17, Miss Gloria Morgan has cabled her father, Harry Hays Morgan, American consul general at Brussels, that she and Mr. Vanderbilt are en- gaged. She told her father and mother in the message that she and Mr. . Vanderbilt hoped to sall on the steamship Majestic on March 8 to join"them in Brussels. ' Mr. Vanderbilt ® 43 years old. He is the son of Mrs, Vanderbilt and the late Cornelius Vanderbilt and came into an estate of $8,000,000 when he became of age in 1900, He was mar- ried in 1903 to aMiss Cathleen Geb- hard Neilson who divorced him 16 years later, alleging desertion. She is now the wife of Sydney J. Gol- ford, Jr. Mr. Vanderbilt, a noted sportsman snd polo player, inherited also $5,- 00,000 by the. will of his brother, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, who was lost with the Lusitania. Neither Mr. Vanderbilt nor Miss Morgan would give any information regarding their wedding plans. NEAR EAST MEETING Ministers and Representative Citizens to Discuss Plans for $6,000 Drive | Monday Afternoon. In order to start the ball rolling in the Near East Relief drive for $6,000 in New Britain, a meeting of all the ministers of the city will be held at the South Congregational church Monday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. Plans will be discussed and a gen- eral committee selected. 1n addition to the ministers a number of regre- sentative citizens have been invited to be present and give the benefit of thelr advice '‘and judgment. The moving picture, “Seeing Is Be- lieving,” depicting conditions in the Near East and what is being done to relieve them, will be shown. JeunenusTIITIy LY Headache Neuralgia 3, Stiff Neck fi,’ PATENT LEATHER SHOES Sizes 813 to 2, all high cuts, with tan and brown calf tops, value $3.95, sz 69 . ADAL N> fo sx0 Maint/ / THE 535 STORE Extra heavy sole, sizes to 6, 52.79 Ve / ‘ (7 val, $3.95, Special tomorrow at re for lveryvody BARGAIN WEEK AND IT SURELY IS A BARGAIN WEEK FOR THE LADIES OF NEW BRITAIN. NOW FOR — BARGAINS IN READY-TO-WEAR — WITH THE PRICES REDUCED FOR MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE, AND ON TOP OF THAT REDUCTIONS FOR BARGAIN WEEK, YOU CAN GET A GARMENT HERE TOMORROW AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER REACHED IN Men’s, Women’s and Children’s UNDERWEAB At Bargain Week Special Prices The famous Lt Falco brand, Ladies’ Union Suits, Heavy and medium weight, All styles and $l 19 sizes. Reg. $1.79—At. . ° Ladies’ Medium Weight Union Suits, low neck, no sleeyes and Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, Reg. 98¢ — At Carter's and Merode Ladies’ Union Suits, All styles and $l 3 5 sizes. Reg. 2.00—At. .. [ Men's Separate Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers—Ecru and gray. Value 98c. At — Each 69c¢ Extra fine ribbed Men’s Winter Union Suits—Ecru color only, Reg. price $1.50, special at. . 980 Boys’ ribbed Union Suits. All sizes. Value $1.25, FOR THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE OR PORCH DRESSES SEE US FIRST! BUNGALOW OR PORCH DRESSES All new spring patterns, value $1.98, all new materials. Special $ l 048 FINE QUALITY GINGHAM DRESSES In checked or plain. You must see these to appreciate the values, regular price $2.95; sizes ’:;‘?mt?)rg;vat $1-88 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF APRONS AND HOUSE DRESSES Made of black sateen, neatly trimmed; see our variety; prices '$169 “ $2.98 FOR TOMORROW SPECIAL Strictly hand made batiste blouses with hand made filet and hand drawn work, all sizes, this spring styles. Special at Bargain Week HOSIERY and NOVELTY SPECIALS Women’s fine lisle hose, seam back, double sole, in black, white, cordovan, grey, all sizes, Regular 29¢ value Women's Silk Hose in plain, sémi-fashioned or satin striped effect, in black only, all sizes, Regular $1.00 value at — Putr 69¢ Children’s heavy weight Sport ribbed wool hose, eclastic top in cordovan, black and c¢ham- pagne, first quality. Sizes 6 to 10. Regular 79¢ value at — Pair 59c Women'’s pure thread genuine full fashioned silk hose, lisle top, in black, cordovan, polo, sand. Regular and out sizes. Regular $1.98 at Palr. . oovoeiaiaies $l.00 ‘Women’s medium or heavy weight wool hose, plain or sport ribbed with or without clox in black, cordovan, grey or camel's hair. Regular 69c at — Pair 44c Just arrived, a new shipment of the regular Deauville scarfs, in triangle or square striped, new Persian, Egyptian and Pais- ley effects. Silk ma- 9 8 and c up 300 Women’s real leather Hand Bags, neatly lined, equip- ped with change purse and mir- for in all styles and finishes of leather, hand tooled effects, all colors, Value up to $1.50—At . If You Are Short of Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Mus- lins, or Other Cottons, See Us Tomorrow. 72 x 90 hemmed bleached sheets, good grade of cotton, no starch. Regular . $1.00. _Bar- g:w‘-’:-n:x‘ e:t" 69c Fruit of the Loom :\ muslin, Regular 29c. Bargain Week 19¢ 81x00 Ripplette Bed Spreads, .Jhemmed, full bleached. Regular Week, specir ot $1.79 10/4 Bleached Cotton. Reg- ular 69c. Bargain Week, spetial at 49c¢ 42 inch Bleached Indian Head Pillow Tubing. Regular 49c. Bargain Weck, special at 3 l c Large double thread heavy - Turkish towels, very spongy, in white with pink or blue border. Regular 35c. Bar- gain Week, special at 24(: Pequot Sheets, sizes 72x900, all bleached. THE NEW SPRING SWEATERS ARE ALREADY IN SLIP-ON SWEATERS |ALL WOOL SLIP-ON| BRUSHED WOOL In the newest silk and wool checks, wide SWEATERS New spring shades SWEATER COATS In tan and brown, assortment of colors|and styles, all sizes, 36 A and styles. Special at |to 46, value $2.98, at |Value $6.75. Special at $2.98 —_— Would you like to see the new SPRING DRESSES for your children? Come here and see them tomorrow GIRLS' GINGHAM DRESSES - Sizes 8 to 14 years. Very fine guality gingham, newest spring styles. Value 1| Tomorrow BLOOM AND CREEPERS of white, tan and blue linene, neatly trimmed. Value 79c. Special Tomorrow at 48(: Just received newest Spring TWO- PIECE DRESSES for Children. Sizes 2 to 6 years, in fine quality ginghams and chambrays. Real baby looking. Value $2.79. Tomorrow $1.85 $4.95 . ———— TWO BIG CORSET BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW 400 CORSETS Of fine quality brocaded material in flesh color only :bm{t 10 dcltlzen left out of 50 wzen, al sizes. Special $l .98 ,25 DOZ. WHITE OR FLESH CORSETS Long or short, regular tomorrow at ... 69C (= ——————— NEW BRITAIN. A SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF .auoe Fur Coats HIGH GRADE For Women and Misses, consisting of Marmots, Near Seals trimmed with Skunk, Mink and Squirrel, plain French Seals, etc. If you are interested in purchasing a coat at manufacturer’s cost, look over this assortment tomorrow FUR COATS OF FRENCH SEAL | PLAIN FRENCH SEAL COATS OR With natural opossum collars and cuffs; a beau- WRAPS tiful looking coat; value $125,00.. Special— 44 inches long, beautifully silk lined, all sizes; - regular price $89.50. Special at — $7250 —|™"geots BROWN MARI\./IOT COATS Extra full length, nicely matched skins; value FRENCH SEAL COATS $95.00. Special at With large squirrel collar and wide squirrel cuffs, full sizes; value $175.00. Special at — $67.50 — | —$115.00 — FUR COATS OF BROWN FRENCH FRENCH SEAL COATS CONEY With large skunk collars and cuffs; regular 3-4 length, all sizes; value $45.00. Special at price $125. Special at — $24.50 — | — $78.50 — New Spring DRESSES Not only are we offering you a complete clearance of every winter dress at sacrificed prices, but also we have secured at far less than regular prices, hundreds of new spring sample dresses in the lat- est styles, materials and colors, at prices it will be difficult to duplicate later in the season. At $12.95 you will find excellent Cloth and Silk Dresses including some Spring Taffeta and Dance Dresses, which at the price you could not even buy“the material. Just enough for Saturday’s selling. Actual values up [ ] to $19.95. At $19.00 are 426 new spring Canton Crepes, Flat Crepes, Georgettes, Taffetas, Laces and Satin Cantons for daytime and evening wear. They ® are remarkable 'values. Actual values up to $29.50. SALE NEW SPRING LAST CALL ON ALL R;;hing nel:]s:lfi'}:ygand new_colors— WOMEN’S everything that is fashionable from the close fitting turban and the Paisley trimmed sport hats to the large dress hat with drooping brim. Here you will find exceptional quality and styles at the low price We still have something to suit you. Prices are the lowest now. of $5.00. COLORS: COLORS: Strawberry Heliotrope Fallow Tangerine Clover Mephisto Fireweed Black Grass Navy Trimmed with smart w40 iais of hair cloth, ribbon bows, ostrich, * peacock, flowers, feath- milan and hemp, straws, ers and jewel ornaments, | timbo and visca braids. Plush Coats Fur Trimmed Coats Extra Size Coats Sport Coats WOMEN’S OR MISSES’ CAMEL PETTICOATS HAIR PLAID SKIRTS With accordion cotton flounces, Large green or red plaids, ::ideszsg;:;:lry ' sl .9 5 [|value $6.95. GIRLS’ KNICKERS Of homespun materials in all shades, all sizes, well made with belt;' value $4.95. For Tomorrow Only All SILK JERSEY TOP