New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1028, Boston Store DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. FIFTY SILK DRESSES $16.50 We have had several important Dress Sales Materials Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Georgette In the past few weel be the Greatest of them all. 1 model of undisputed popularity; made by first class manufacturers. such a low price. Not a single Dress among them is a regular Sixteen Fifty Dress, many should sell for twice that amount, PATENTS - ISSUED TO CONNECTICUT PEOPLE (List furnished by the office of Har- old G. Manning, New Britain, Conn.) . Byron, Allen, Bouthington. Drop board for drop presses. Willlam G. Allen Hartford. ing meehanism for dleing and other machines. Edward P. Bullard, Jr., Bridgeport Two patents. Asslgnor to the Bullard Machine “Tool Co. Indexing device and electric-operating chucking de- vice. George W. Collin, Bridgeport. gtomatic steam trap. Willlamy, W. Dodge, Jr, Meriden. Toaster. . Ell Epstein, Stamford. Assignor ot the Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. Cylinder lock. Frank J. Groten, Jr., Mariden. Two tents.. Assignor to tire Connecticut lephone & Electric Co. Coil and condenser treatmient, and insulating composition for eleotrical apparatus. Idale L. Hadley, Hartford. Electpic heater. Norman B. Hurd, New Britain, Ct. or to the American Hardware Corporation. Door lock. Willlam R. Keavaney, Wauterbury, Conn. Assignor to the Chase Com- panies, Inc. Flush wall receptacle plate. Wilmar ¥. Lent, New Haven. Two Assignor to the Grelst Mfg lamps, and Au- patents. Co. Base for portable portable lamp. Willlam A. Lorenz, Hartford. As signor to Hartford-Fairmont Co. Pro- @ess of and apparatus for feeding molten glass. James I°. Nagle, Southington signor to the Peck, Stowe & Wilcos Co. Fixture for grinding beveled chisles, 4 I'red A. Reardon, Bridgeport. As signor to Hamel Shoe Machinery Co. Counterturning machine. Lyman R. Roberts, Rugherford, N J. Two patents. Assignor to 1. I Roberts Typewriter Co. Two type- writers Jegse A. B. Smith, Stamford patents. Assignor tn 'nderwood Type- writing Co. Ledger sheet and type writing machine Arthur 1. Staples signor to Wi As- Two ‘aw Haven. As peating Arms Tractor Trade Mark Registrations, Herger Brothers' Co New Haven Conn. Corsets H. K. H. Silk Co., Watertn and New York. IFabrics of silk tificia st of same Andrew B Hendry en. Bird cage stands hooks, chain and eages. (Two patents) Peck Wileox ington Bomert Co an, Conn ar " H i ik, o nd combinations New Ha x Co. rereens Bird springs. Stome & Co., Houth Pllers ilie Manufarturing Cn ersville. Waolen fabrics The Staniey Works Vises. bit braces, planes, hammers, atr Staniey Works, New Dritain. &am New Britain natl sets Vises 5 SportCoats Smart New Medels for Saturday NO ONE SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE OF THESE SPORT COATS. JUST THE THING FOR GENERAL UTILITY USE. HANDSOME NEW PLAIDS, MADE OF ALL WOOL MATERIAL, FINE- LY TAILORED: LINED WITH SURF SATIN — THEY COME ALSO IN CAMELS HAIR AND GREYS. CANTON Colors Navy Black Grey Cocoa Fuchia Beige ks but we believe this to Every dress is High quality for PLEATED SKIRTS ON SALE SATURDAY $4.75 Materials All Wool Canton Crepe ALL SIZES, also EXTRA SIZES Men's extra fine quality &0 square Percale Shirts, assoried o= s, 98c Special oach Men's Fine Namsook Union Suits, athletie S 89c style .., Men's Extra Fine Quality Madrms Shirts, sllk stripe, the make, a large variety of solors . ) each Men's Good Quality Balbrig- gan Shirts and Drawers, with length drawers’ .. each C| Men's Fxtra Fine Quality Pure | Silk Hose, Phoenix make; colors Ladies' Shirt Waists and | Blouses of sheer dimity and| volles, Peter Pan and button back models, | LIadies’ Ehadow-proof Pett!- | ocoats of good quality white - Ladtes' Bloomers, made of | geuuine lingette in flesh, peach, | blue aud white. $l.39 Misses' Fine Quality N""'\ sook Union Suit Bloomers, hnve‘ o | top, flesh only, ea. Dresses of sheer voiles; in white and colors; neatly trimmed with val laces and ruffles, of checks and plaids; trimmed with white organdle rufflings and plain oolors, Ladies' Fatra Fine Quality, full fashioned pure silk Wose, wlors, black, heige, sand, piping rock, gun metal s l . 1 5 Special ... .. pair ladies’ Fitm Tino Grade Phoenix Pure S{lk Hose, full fashioned: colors, black, comMo- white, steel $2.00 van, heige, otter, grey, gun metal, hobolink pr. Iadies' Extra Good Quality ribbed hose, black, tan, 48 cordovan and grey, pr, c Iadies' High Grade Full Fash- loned sheer allk Hose, panel back polars, black, cordovan, polo, Meuim $8.10 Iadies’ High Grade Phoenix Bflk Vests, bodice $ 1 .95 A new display of Children's $1.98 $8.98 Children’s Dresses made of fine quality gingham in variety neatly 98¢ Sanbeam Crepe, a soft draping orepe for blouses and dresses, navy, rose, copen and new grem, Saturday $1.98 Speeial yard Charmense Satin, heavy qual. ity, 40 in, wide, navy, hrown and hiack $ l .95 Sat, Special, yaml Camel Hair Coatings in plaids and plain colors, 54 inches wile, et yard $2|79 Special ... .. Anderson's hams, plain checks, 12 in, wide Imported Ging- colors, all size 39¢ " 59c¢ Taco Shampon, made from the Iaco pure castile soap. l7c saturday Special | Richard Hudnut's Violet Soap. Saturday Miner's Wisteria Face Powder Peter Rahbit Saturnday Special 50c Baby Powder. Oliver Twist Artsilk in all the o $1.36 | Rissiriprms i = | P SR vl 8c Dexter Rnitting Cotton Saturday Special Tafteta Ribbon, 5 in. wide, in all colors Reach Cloth im all colors, . clnding class colors, 39c yard wide ¥ |bm~'\ull|!. " In;n—u;n'- ment in new patterma, 40 in, wide | yand 33c Tmported Novelty Ratine the uwew spart oolor combina- v " $1.69 wide yawl Fmbroidered Tissus Gingham, a Mght weight imported dress fabrie, a il line of volors, yard Tmporte) the e ., 98¢ Novelty Voiles in the desir. able new Egyptian styles from Nema sell Beducing Consog, rare hargain for stont womon. Speciat omen. e $3 Val Varo, 1 1.2 in, it GOC Freneh wide, bowknot pattorn Filet Crochet Taee from 160 2 1-2 in, wide, Spweind Venice Jace, vesting, 0 i, wide “anitable oy $1.89 Gloves 18 button Sunde zrey, white pnd mode $1.00 Men's AU Pure Linen Hawd- kerchiefs. hemstiteliod. ¢ -4 1-1 in. hem » today. | bit braces, planes, nail sets, hammers, ete. Trade Mark Applicants. Canfleld Rubber Co., Bridgeport, Dress shields. Elm City Candy Co., Inc, New Ha- ven. Candy. Hyglenie Fibre Co., Versailles, Ct., Feed- and New York. Absorbent cotton and for our new, gauze, absorbent waste, bandage rolls, ete. R. & J. Waist Co., Conn. Particularly underwaists. Seymour Mfg. Co,, Seymour. Metal alloys of copper, zinc and nickle, wire in coils, ete, and metals, namely, brass, gilding, copper, etc. (Two pat- ents). New IL.ondon, Smith & Egge Mfg. Co., Bridgeport. | Sheet metal chains. - ATHLETES ARE PRAISED South American Countries Have Made Great Progress According to Count Balillet-latour. By The Associated Press, paris, May 25.—Count de Baillet- 1&tour, member o fthe International Olympic Committee, has returned from an extended tour of South America and gives an enthusiastic ac- count of the progreés made by South Ameriean countries in sports of ~all kinds and their expectations for the Paris 1924 Olymple Games “Brazilians lead in rowing and swimming” he says, “sports which are favored by thelr wonderful climate; aglle and elegant, the Argentinians are the Dbest sprinters; the Chillans, robust and powerful atn men, are supreme in distar ning; the Uruguayans are the best organized as far as method and trainlng 1Is con cerned, and their football is the best in South America Some of the rre- cds made In the sprints and middie dAWtances such improvement over the previous best marks that the South American nations may expect to he honorably represented fn Paris show WARS ON RICE PESTS, ¥ T A #40) ted ¥ Tokin, May 25Tt is estimated that 1,500,000 hushels of are dr stroved in Japan annually . by worms. A campalgn to destroy these pests has heen started by the fond bu- reau of the department of agricul- Her rice ture. For Sale Several desirable Cottages at low prices DeWitt A. Riley National Bank Bldg. Children's waists and shirts. | $10.00 FREE | | $10.00 worth of milk ticketsi !will be given to the boy or girl| | who will suggest the best name | modern dairy, Io-l | 118 MAIN STREET | cated at 251 FAIRVIEW ST. Only Pasteurized Milk Used Send Your Suggestion To' |panding money to you. “Dairy” at the Above Address|y ie¢v woman in’ New 25¢ | A day keeps your car in a new ‘ clean, covered storage — away from the sun, rain and dust. Weekly—Monthly AUTOMOBILE STORAGE Rates Reasonable at Alex Storage Space 96 Arch Street should be here Saturday and take advantage of the following: | | Brookfield Butter, | 5lc b, . | 60c 1b. | Genuine Imported Swiss | 60c 1h, | Peanut Butter, 22¢ 1b. ClNDERS FOR SALE ‘(“ orned Beef Hash, A. H. Harris e —General Trucking— Chicken Salad, ; | 43¢ b TEL. 1238-3 | White Meat Tuna Fish, 1.2 1b. can 32c. —DRINK — | Pure Lard, AYERS’ SODA WATER 2 1bs. 25c. Take home a bottle of cream soda Macaroni and Cheese, —-Something you will like—it's deli- 18¢ 1b. cious, Stuffed Queen Olives, 35¢ 1.2 pint, 99 WEST ST. Three size botties—5c, 10c, 15c. Quinlivan Plumbing Co. 712 Stanley Street Plumbing, Heating and Repairing FIXTURE AND MATERIAT, AT REASONABLE PRICES 2002, — | Best Coffee, CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 2018, i Estimnates cheerfully given on all jobs | e ________} NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE | At Very Reasonable Prices—Biggest | Stock in the City | A. LIPMAN |84 vararene st Roast Stuffed Chickens, $1.50. | About the Baked Ham, Boiled Ham, Roast Pork. 1‘ Roast Beef. Frankforts r Therwurst, Cocoa. Tea N. R. C. Products. Marmalade. FOOD SHOP MUTUAL BUITDING The extraordinary values, the; | immense savings on everything /in this live store is the same as| SATURDAY SPECIALS "Imported Roquefort Cheese, Flizabeth Park Canned Goods. Try a pound of onr Ioaf Cake, Tel. 1820-2 | Our Own Make Magonnaise CLAMS FOR STEAMING SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT SOFT SHELL CRABS " LOBSTERS Dining Room Connection HONISS’S 24.30 STATE STREET Hartford . Every- Britain FOR SALE GOOD GROCERY STORE Will sell Address In a very good loocation. cheap. Owner to retire. | Box 45, Herala Offce. Cheese, = e | v WEEK-END SPECIALS 3 to 3 1-2 1bs, average, 30c 1b,, instead of 38c. Store ' THE OLD HOME TOWN Look up a builder and the way he will talk to yon, you will feel that it is being given away. Not a very large cash sum is required. Lot 50x150 fect, . 3 Family House on Hartford avenue at a bar- gain, CAMP REAL ESTATE (CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg, FOR BURGLARY INSURANCE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURBANCH——G Lat FULL PARTICULARS FROM H. DAYTON HUMPHREY 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG, BY STANLEY WATER PROOF BUTTON HOLES NON SAG DOOR. JMATS SCRATCHLESS MATCHES [[AND FOLDING THIMBLES T NOW: IF OTEY = — s VIoULD cOME i ALONG 1D -S ¥ HIM WHEEL THIS) L‘N % HOME FOR ME v, A\ « Al ~/ MARSHAL OTEY W; WHO HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR HAROLD VAN ORMANS MISSING RED WHEELBARROW, WAS SHOCKED TODAY WHEA HE SAW WHO CLAIMED THE ONI STANDING /N FRONT OF THE NOTION STORE - ” '