New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 11

o -y 1023, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY WAPPLYROR [y | o s Public Amusement Commission Retains Experienced Assistants Big Parade {0 Be Popetsled n e P Stri;{s. 0l Cellqloid 4 this morning by The Amphion Club which was preduced on |4, proved to he a fin a dramatie success The net pi amounted to $200, which will be & ed over 1o a fund te equip the Al torium stage With new scenery, straw Hat Kind Mourns Tardy Arrival of Summer to New York, May 28.—D. W, Gf J the ot on one of America's hands ™ wishess for an early summery Kurope on the Aquitanis was all broken up = i NoRW S Amphion el NEWS NOTES i ay in o short WAy i i thelr Memoria Miss Cullinan Leads “ In Popularity Contest husines ial the Judges i 1o Gregso meet af school through members plan to have a w short rehearsals before play Daddy Long |ogy meeting of the Cammunications is reproduced the Girls' Academie mayor's offies parks, pul fimed and the will he The special league held in bhullding st the el was fivials for Coming Vear Miss Marian Cullinan, 208; Miss Helen Vigan, 182; Miss Margaret Hegiey, 104 Miss Genevieve Lewieli, 100; Miss Constanes 100; Miss Helen Nonkoski, 90 Marlar P Miss Klles n ¥ L Vusari, 80, ‘The con and which 18 to be 1 in conneetion with [in the bungalow under the est Raymond |the falr ta he given by the ehurch |of a group of young men of the senior sailed for o Wt John the Evangelist on June |elass In the evening of clam day, A today dec.aring he ooting for hot weather, . 9, 20 and 21 The prize 18 to be @ hody of students from bhoth the ly root b Miss :‘I..- b aAL A " p O e sehoot | Mr. Green who modestly admits he sinee this | 18 Apieriea's straw hat Kind, des elared he had milllons of str in sto'age waiting for the rush that res tuses to come. Ko far he aaid he =y has soll eply a few hundred thous | sand hulldings. et of sehoo municipal family led in front of oity ha!l some time on M¢ Day 1o be tographed with the may Phe two platoans of five depariment and entire polies foree will pletured as will sehool ohildren groups. Mayor Paonessa has been asked to furnish the direetor with & copy of the seal of New Rritain entire afternoon. Plans for the repre the lise i Officers elected fo of the Mothers and Teachers' ¢ the Central Junior High schoe meethvg yesterday Mrs, Arthur €. Kimba president, Mrs, Harey 11 the ensuing year day ub of fuction of What she iny rorial ) ore Paonessa pla ' 1 be a fiting elimax hazaar will be at the Miss Florence president, | ney Miss Margarot Reynolds; test is being h the and (the olasy who has be ol lance first viee More than 40 applications were re. AUSpices eeived by the public amusements com. second vice president, Mrs mission last night for the 12 appeint- A, Catling third viee.president, o ents as playground directors whieh | Harry A Travers; secrelary, ¥ e made annually by the board, In Lora 1. Given; corresponding secre Twin Near Death, Doctor i vut one instance, those who had |tary, Miss Gertrude €. Willlams, treas 3 », & been @mployed In the playgrounds last | urer, Mrs. Louls It Barker. “mdl"l. “l”eed h) v(‘ourl |year were again engaged, the commis. After the husiness meeting New York, May 22 Al |slon expressing approval of their ef. Leona Heanlon Dunbar Drooklyn, yesterday suspended sen- oy’ avort was made to hold the ex: |'|u1\.‘| :.'; ml| frell.-m \..h‘m..l.i.fl ‘.f::' tence on Peter J, MeAndrow charged |nevienoed direc but she was unable |an interesting group of songs. with driving his auntomobile &t 50 [$o work for the entire season, L miles an hour in Port Hamilton park= | Those who were selected to serve way, Motorevele Policeman John | yoder Director 8, M, Brewster are Pellingham told the court that he afiss May Begley, head of industrial chased MeAndrew for soven bhloeks | gerivities, and Miss Ruth Bassette, as- | Vefore ho could eateh him to give Wim | gigtant; Misses Catherine MeGrath, a summons. McAndrew took the |Ajjee ‘ampbell, Florence Dougherty paper, then dashed off again, Felling- |and Father Heekwith, the last named [him again gave chage and threatened | succeeding Miss Katherine Tormay; to shoot Mesers, John Smithwick, Richard An- o1 ean't stop. My chidren are dy- |derson, Willlam Kenney, Frank O'Con- ing," was the roply nor, John Darrow and Conrad Hoag- Fellingham followed the ear to Me- A call was s Mayor A, M of his to be Paonessa for & meeting Inrge student and aly are expected to be present is one of the few farewell which are to be held hefore school year for reproduction munieipal movie” committes mil hody held Thursday evening at 7:30 WANT DEED SET ASIDE, ‘,‘,“‘I n‘x}: Mortimer 1, Camp and Herbert V e S0 Camp, through Attorney Donald Gaffney, have hrought action to have a deed to property on Parmington avenus aside, The actlon is re turnable In the superier court the fourth day of June The defendants are Ludwik Iskra, Mary Iskra Andrew Gruszeanski o'elock at in eity ha!l to lay plans for an historieal mov. filmed May 29, 80 the mayor's offies Mrs. g picture to b Magistrate 15 a8 and 81 The committes resentatives of all industries, husiness pursuits and professions, fraternal or- ganizations and departments of the city government . Filming of the Memoria! Day par nde, whieh is one of the big features of the project, is meeting with univer sal approval as the flim will constituts a complete historieal review of the eity in 1928, to he forever preserved hy the ety Practically every indus- trial and commerelal interest in the eity in listed to appear and scarcely a dozen refusals to take part were met e commities harge fol p alrman; Peul Avald An George e Warren Btack and lLaHar Achie will he glven ir in the Academic norning Jduring The NEW COLLEGE PROPOSED, Chicago, Ms Plans for tablishment of a military and naval training schoo! with a complete lege course, to he kKnown as Roosevelt mifltary and naval team tute on a tract of government which lund, ‘ hear tho Great Lakes naval training | Walnut HII last night, was by the committee and Charles €. Greg- | Andrew's home, and learned the cause It was voted to Keep the Smith| 4 o : station at North Chicago, became |for the second time bhecaus of rain son, head of the I"nited FIm Corpori- | of the fast ride, playground open evenings this year { LEADER DI} | 2 T T tion, whe is personally supervising the | MeAndrew was at work at Long Plans were discussed for a Fourth of | Nashville nn., May 22.—General | | Q work, He has requested that all win. “nuu‘)\ whon he received word that his July celebration and it was voted to Incorporated dows be trimmed in attractive dress [twin children, Franeis and Helen, six |hold band concerts on Wednesday eve- 257 Main Street Booth Block is composed of reps NEW BOWLING ALLY ement tests in French 2 0 A Dowling the excavas tion for which was started yesterday, Main street north Lafayvette atreet, The property in owned by Miss Nose T known as the Lee property. on the premises has been effected bes Rritaly on owner and John Wa and the | Fred Jer and Otis David, school | the ground floor will be a number ! nt! of stores, on the second floor A bile liard room and on the third bowling oys st new alley, rooms 19 huilding the ning per rehearse their and HOLFELDER=—WA ' Wrederick Martin Holfelder of 61 Columbia . street, this eity, and Miss Marie Walsh of 42 Judd avenue, RBristol, will be married tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock In 8t Joseph's | chureh, Bristo! Oliver T, Mag- nell, the pastor, will perform the ceremony, ey will he attended hy Miss Anna . Landry of Bristol and Ryne Nardeck of this city, tome built on will b ops soniors wi during the auditoriun ngs nes in row and Wednesday maor the opening period The game High the col between the New the insti sehool baseball team of the Moeriden Hig was seheduled 1o be play postponed Thomas Nenton Smith, §5, comman [der of & brigade in the Confederato died last night at the insanoe has been an result of a tor the occasion, yoars of age, had eaten hiscuits eon- nings this year, instend of Sunday eve. |army of Tennessee, One of the most attractive features |taining arsenic that had heen placed |ning as In other years, It was voted | the Central hospital for of the movement will he the contest [to kill rats, Helen was dead when the {to attempt to increase interost in base. |near Nashville, where he to determine who is the clty's prettl. [father and the policeman arrived, | ball this year by fostering new leagues | iInmate for years as a est glvl, Any young women who wish [ Francis has a chanee to recover. and promoting games, | sabre eut on the head, OUR NEW STORE WILL BE AT 177 MAIN STREET DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. OUR GREAT REMOVAL SALE \TIL JUNE FIRST Just for Wednesday || ™™"..."-22. 2720 Specials lays we cannot occupy our new store before June 2nd. In the meanwhile merchandise is ar- riving and we have decided to put these in stock at sale nrices. Horner Allies Yarm, guaran- HandKerchiefs, 14 inch hem. teed ail wool, 3% oz skeins. Wednesday Just for 3 7 Cc For OneDay Only ,:\I,'.':I,nf RN “.:"“id?:‘l unch Boxes with wedne3day qunm.\; Wadnesday $ lz. l 9 Special Thermos Bottle, Real Patont Teather Dags, CONTI Buy Your Hat For Decoration Day at Removal Sale Prices TRIMMED HATS Ladies two-tone all pure linen ForOneDayOnly | Ladies fancy Handkerchiefs «— corded borders, fast color, finu TRIMMED HATS ~.00 Wednesday Polo and $1.79 Just for Wed. .... with double strap handle, Just Real Filet Lace edging, 114 in. Wednesday. ... wide. Wednesday — Ay cmbroider. Pillow Slips to Just for Special Wednesday All Wool § ..o E , Jersey Suits Extraordinary purchase makes this sale possible. Fifty all wool Jersey Suits made by an excellent manu- facturer who is noted for his niceties of detail and finish. We are just as proud of the wrong side of these suits as we are of the ex- cellent quality of material used in making them. + Colors, Sand, Brown, Co- pen, Navy, Black. Sizes 16 to 44. Men's fine quality Nainsook Union Suits, athletic style. Just for Wed- quality Colors e 45¢ Boys' fine quality Balbriggan Union Suits, Short sleeves and dleeveless, Just for Wednesday Boys' extra good three-quarter socks. Black, brown. Just for Wed.—Pair s rkish Towel with blue, pink, .49¢ FLarge size colored horde zold and lavende! 1 Dish Toweling— With blue border. Yard ukish DBath Gold and silver all-over lace, 36 inches wide, embroidered on black net. Special Ladies’ Guimpes, with and without sleeves, of very fine net, lace trimmed. Wed- 89c nesday Special Ladies’ Shirt Waists and Blouses—Made of sheer voiles, dimities and cotton pongees — Neatly trimmed in colors, Peter Pan and Revere necks, Just for Wednesday. . Ladies’ Honse Dresses—Made of good quality percale, elastic belts, in stripes and figures, all Misses' Slip-on Sweaters of good quality yarns. In brown and tan. Sizes 10, 12 and 14 vears, Just mr. $2._2—9— Wednesda “Tadies' extra size Bloomers— Made of fine quality erepe and wuslin, fiesh only. Just 48c for Wednesday Ladies' Gowns and Envelope Chemise of good quality nain- sook, neatly trimmed i fine val laces and embroidery. In white and flesh. Just 89c for Wednesday. . l'li._flsk. 8 Inch Mercerized in several good patterns — Yard rancy white scalloped Scarfs, squares and round picoes with embrotdery 59 c work — Each $1x00 Bleached Sheets, made of a fine quality cotton sheeting. Slightly cofled. $ 1 .49 Reg. $1.99—Fa... 45 inch Imported Swiss trans- parent organdie, very 59c fine quality—Yard ... “Nickeled Safety Pins—Dozen on a card. Just for Wednesday. . . 4c Argo Dress Fasteners, dozen on a card. Just 4 (4 for Wednesday Large Tubes Daggett & Rams- dell's Cold Cream. Just 37c for Wednesday . e, 2,500 sheet 29¢c i S L Ladies extra good quality, full fashioned silk Hose, Colors — Black, sand, stecl gray, gun metal, Just for Wednesday—Pr.. . . $ l . 15 P it S Ladies' Lisle Ribbed Hose — Black, sand, brown, grey. Just for Wed- 5 nesday—Pair . ..45¢ T ladies extra fine quality Phoenix Silk Hose, seam back, colors, black, bobolink and Pip- ing Rock. Just $ l .00 for Wed.—Pair . Rice Tollet T rolls, Just for Wednesd Roll. Ladies’ fine quality lisle vest, bodice and band top. Just for Wednesday. 2 3 c Another new lot of Men's tra fine quality blue chambray work shirts, Wednesday Top Coats Your choice of any Polo or Top Coat in our entire stock for Wednesday. Some of these Coats are worth double this price. Colors, Tan, Greys and Plaids. Sizes 16 to 54. Plenty of Extra Sizes §192.50 36 inch Silk Sunfast Drapery in several different colors — 42 and 45 inch Pillow Tubing —Made of gocd heavy weight cotton cloth. Yard Pongee Silk, natural color, Yard wide. Just for Wednesday—Yd....... 59c¢ Crepe de Chine in all the pop- ular colors, including tan, grey and white. 10 inches wide, Just for Wed. Yard Al Wool Crepe in navy. hmn. grey and black, Yard wide. Just for 890 Wednesday—Yard . . . Fruit of the Ioom Percales— Best qnality in a good assort- ment of neat patterns. Yard wide. Just for Wed.—Yard Windeor Lingerie Crepe in plain colors and figured. A good assortment. Just for 25 Cc Wed, — Yard Printed Summer Silks in small designs, suitable for Dresses and blouses. Yard wide. Just for Wed. Curtain Scrims, Marquisettes and Munslins, in a large assort- ment of patterns. Canton Crepe, silk mixture, in tan, brown and black. 10 in. Weneam—va.. $1.98 Novelty Ratine in stripes, checks and plaids, all colors, Yard wide. Just for Wednesday—Yard . ... 49c¢ Reduction On All Hats Qver $5 Save Money $1.95 Full Black and All Colors ... . $2.95 Fancy Glove wanted colors .... HOSIERY By Buying Your Stockings For Decoration Day Here, Colors Fashioned Silk Stockings, $1.65 '!ockings in all $2.35 § et i TRIMMED: HATS | 5.00 ‘CHILDREN’S HATS $1.00 Black, White and All 5 Embroidered Clocked Stockings all colors .... $2.50 Heavy black and all ... $1.45 'lngrnin Silk Stockings in .. $2.19 MANY OTHER HOSIERY SAVINGS