New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1923, Page 5

City Pays Tribute to War Dead at _Exercises on Memorial Day Maier spoke I by Benedietion John at o the Beventeen veterans of the War of the Rebellion marched or were driven in automobiles to pay their annual homage to the silent ranks of the de parted heroes yesterday, in the an- nial Memorial Day parade, Despite the fact that & number of veterans have answered roll call in the great army beyond the grave during the year, yesterday's parade contained two more seterans of the Civil War than did the parade of a year ago Yesterday morning at s members of the Rons of Veterans, as- sisted by Boy Scouts, went fo the cemeterien and placed flags on the Erives of the veterans, The Sons of Veterans had secured through the assistance of Col, W, W Bullen n hlue print map of Falrview cemetery with every grave indicated and their work in this eemetery was simplified, Parade Held in Morning Instead of waiting for the afternoon as has been the custom in former years, the parade was held yesterday in the moraing, It formed at Frank- lin Bquare and moved shortly after 10 o'clock. The procession was In charge of Frederick V. Streeter of the bLe- Patriotic Observance Pro. " W Was pronoune ’ Winter nounced Best in Years— "Vl i cxercises TR T, ’ monument dinner was served at the Graves Strewn With Flor- ¥is Congregational ehureh by the Btanley Woman's ielief corps, Bons al Tokens of Love and of Veterans' ausiliary, Daughiers of % eterans and the auxiliary of Eddy horrow. Glover post, Ameriean Leglon As the organizatiens entered the ——— lining room Mprs, Grace Bryan played a mareh on the piane, The dinner as opened with prayer by Past D partment Commander Streeter, In a briet address Rev, Henry W, Maier called attention to the faet that there was one surviving member of Stan- ey Post present who' answered 1ins ecoln's first eall for velunteers for thres months' Aghting, That man was Mi ehael MeMahon, who is the enly 1i ing survivor of the group who enlist od at that time, Beout yells by Boy and Girl Seouts o'clock and singing of patriotic songs, includ ing the Rtar Spangled Banncr elosed the exercises At Central Park during the exercises Mrs, Corn M, Starr, president of Stan- ley Woman's Relief eorps presented to Commander 8 H, Woods of the G, A R. a bheautiful wreath in memory of the soldiers, sallors and marines, The wreath was the gift of the TRelief corps, Mrs, Starr, president of the Relief corpy, George H, Wells, commander of the Sons of Veterans and Commander 8, H. Woods, of the G. A, R, have asked the “Herald” to thank the many friends who donated flowers and auto- mobiles, for the parade and cash and G.'A, . and Chief of Staff Theodore f0od for the dinner. Johnwon, junfor vice commander of According to a list handd in at the the Connecticut department, United | “Herald” office this morning the fol. Spanish War Veterans, {lowing persons donated flowers for The procession was ‘hoaded by a |the Svaves of Bpanish war veterans: platoon of police under direction of | Frank Stark, Karl Rice, Raymond Chief Willlam C. Hart and was fol- | Rice, Joseph Massey, David Wicand lowed by the two National Guard | Florence Wicander, Donald Woster, companies, and automobiles bearing | Imirade Switthry, Mra. George Barnes the veterans of the Civil War, which | Mr. and Mrs, Hiltbrand, Milton May, in turn were followed by Spanish War [ Dorothy Barnes, Mildred Salosoms, Veterans, world War veterans, Boy|Mrs. Ralph Newton, Mrs. Alford Ii. Scouts and Girl Seouts, Music was Griswold, Walter Dickman, Ruth Had- furnished by thes Philharmonic band, | dings, Tdward Carison, Nanvi Crean, the Ameriean Drum corps and the Frances Crean, Mr, Cosgrove, Mr. Dy- newly ‘organized Girl Scouts’ Fife,|son, Mr. O'Mara, Margaret Green, Drum and Bugle Corps. The latter | I'reddie Green, Addline May, Margaret organiztion, 50 strong, made its first | Wright, L.eon Wright. public appearance, The girls were . ses Tuesday dressed in natty regulation uniforms The Memorial Day observance and their playing was a distinet sur- gan Tuesday morning when members prise to those who know how little | of the G. A. R., Sons of Veterans and time they have had to practice. of the different veterans' organfa- Automobiles to convey the veterans tions addressed the children of the were furnished by Willlam Cowiishaw, | varjous schools of the city. ':"“q""_ H, Dyson, Mrs. A. Traut, rrgesday afternoon a patriotic ex- Tie 8, Chathberiajn, (eotge D. ROKers: | erciso took place at the Central I el e e OB Witte, 1| 1. the Civic league and class presi- T iioonlo Mea AT o, 317 Hact:| a0t ofd stho - Qontral cuio High R T IomminkD Olirence | Scnool, injconjunction with:Comman- Buckey and two. by Max Honeymun, | 4o, H; Woods, of Stanley Post, G BoA R, Votorans. in. Parade. | |A: R A large memorial wreath was ok otorans who were In the | dedicated to the deceased sailors, sol- estorday were: Tn v, |diers and marines and was pulled into Streeter, F. Sternberg, S, 11| Place on the monument by means of Woods, William C. Stewart, Oriando|® Fope in the hands of Stuart Dube, heldon. C. H. Teaton, Alfred Clark, | President of the league. A salute to derick Monier, ¥red Bollerer, Har- |the flag was given by the delegation mon Tliescher, Charles H. Whaples, |1 military formation under command Albert, Barrows, Charles Kempshall, |0f Flbert Bassney and . taps were Charles Highee, Richard Jackson, | blown by Henry Ward, while Wells William F¥. Latham and 1. D). Pen.|Bramble played a roll on the snare fiokd. {drum. Approximately 700 graves were| Tuesday evening flowers for decor: decorated in the three cemeteries. At |tions began to stream into the Centr: Walmit Hill park and at the soldiers’; Junior High school where a commit- monument in Center Square, apprd- tee in charge eof George H. Wel priate exercises were held, under the | commander of the Sons of Veteran direction of Comrade Streeter,’who s (arranged them for the graves. The 8 past department commander of the|Sons of Veterans' committe consisted G. A. R, Commander S. H. Wood, of Commander George H. Wells, Rev. Dr. George'W. C. Hill and Rev.|chairman; Charles Backus, George | Wier, F. S, Goddard, E. W. Schuitz, V| B Carroll, . Woods, C. Brainerd, Lionis Griffith, George Clark, William FRECKLES | B. Rossberg, John Buckey, J. G. Hen- | derson, Fred Henderson, Louis Dor- {man and E. R. Hitchcock. Girls! Make Harmless Lembn Cream | o bleach away Tan, Freckles SITUATION BRIGHTER Hope For Release of Prisoners Held | |~ by Chinese Bandits is Very DBright 3 Today=~Two More Freed, | By The Associated Prese. Tien Tsin, May 31.—Hope for the speedy release of all the forcign cap- tives held by the bandits of Paotsuku mountain brightened almost to assur- Mix the juice of two lemons with ANC today With the b " three ounces of Orchard White, which Robert 4. Allen, U, 8 A., and W. ance today with the news that Major coupled with the poersistence of the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1028, Eng, had been and that of the Manehester fitionally Smith of ng in t summit of W. Pinge American had § A E ve A . ' Tsaochwang that t are going o L r Allen and My Hmith lefy captives. lie sides Major ¢ i My, Solomen among them inelude 1L.ean Priedman of Chicago and Bhang- fereme A, Henley of New York and Bhangha and John B Powell, Shanghal newspaper pub Mr. Powell has be released parole soveral times 1o earry messages from the bandits the and cach time has returned to Paotsuku. While maost of th ves were held ina camp on the side of the moun- tain, Majors Alley I Pinger and Mr, Soloman were moved to the lofty mountain top about two weeks ngo. Lotters sent by Major Pingar indicate that t bandits considered the three as partienlarly hostages and held them | placo wWhere almost iinpossible, the Ameriean her to autherities, their reseue w June Gallant Cre;v Wins Fight | By NEA Service Beattle—For cight long days Cap- tain Frank Mecham and his crew of 10 aboard the Ress Dollar fought & | {hand-to-hand battis with violent death —pirate of tho seven seas, | vol onca did the crow ! " he says, “They knew the mo- |ment had arrivel that comes even. [tun'ly to all seamen and thut clther they or the eiements would win, 1t vas their brawn wxalnst a mad sea, st ¢ the time the sea wins, but {In this stance the gallant crew was vietor.” A fale of ‘aot think of The bride, the graduate and ey that rivals the sea will make this June White Sale the greatest the store has ever held, itorivs of Josera Conrad is teld by |the piucky skipper, now satelv in | pert kere, where he was landed by the & 8, Pre; 'he Bessle Dollar was £000 miles cut of S when she jan into a typhocn, <hip was tossed about |§ like the fabled cork. | "g as ) L 1k ripped off like a| The Indispensable Undergarment for the Well Dressed Woman Jersey Silk— hip hem, de Chine — $11.45 rongee. $8.98 ‘ 5 i Crepe de Chine — White and flesh, hip $4.95 hem...... satin—Tan, grey and black, Plaited Crepe Navy, gray nnd tan. $6.45 Dull and Shiny Stripe Satin— Hipiho puk (50 64.95 and white, sateen — Plain and striped pink, white, black and navy. Our Annual = | White Sale Commences Tomorrow Morning The Most Important Event of the Entire Year at Our Popular Third Floor woman who appreciates nice Un derwear, will find that this June sale ofiers an uausual opportunity to supply hor snmmer needs of beautiful Underwear at a substantial saving in price. Everything new and fresn, styles <o many and charming that in thc joy of selecting one is COSTUME SLIPS Eyery new fash n, Styles for wear nnder dresses and plaited outside slips 1o be worn with Dlouses or jace Radium Silk—Hip hem, white, pink, tan, grey $4.95 and black. ) Good quality Tub, Stlk— Hip hem, white, pink, $2 95 . black and navy. Muslin — Hip hem, lace top and bottom, built-up shoulder straps, $1.45 = $3.95 B $5.95 $1.95 ... $2.95 Crepe Undergarments That are beantiful as well as convenient fo have in the summer. when onec goes on a vacation or camping, do not have to be ironed, wWhich 1s a great help when the days are hot. Nightgowns—Stripe, figured and plain colors, V, round, square Pajamas—Plain stripe and figured materials in two-plece, middte g e $1.39 w $2.95 of shades. June Sale ...... built-up _shoulder, $1.95 Chemise — Hand and hahd sewn, strap shoulder, Envelope Chemise—In all colors, strap and plain and m’“‘“".”..,.....,.,,...,,,, gsc i | 5 June Sale , Phillppine cmbrofdered bullt-up and June Sale Philippine Gowns—Hand cm- broidered and hand sewn, V, round, square neck, remi-sleeves and sleeveless, June Sale CAPTAIN FRANK MECHAM $1.95 » $4.95 $1.95 . $2.95 |ptece of paper,” Mecham reliases, signaied for aid, and the Pomora| me, But the towing cablas were 7Night Gowns Muslin Slip-over Nightgowns —O0f good quality cloth gather- ed at neck and stitched with colored thread, white and fiesh. Regular 59¢ value. 42c June Sale .... . Willow Cloth Slip-over Night- gowns—In fino and heavy qual- ity embroidery and lace trim- med; reguiar $1.25 5 value, June Sale .... 9 (4 Muslin Nightgowns—That are daintily trimmed with lace and embroldery, some strictly tail- ored models. Value §1.25, June Sale ..., 88c Fine Quality Slip-over Night- gowns—V, square and round neck, lace and embroidery trim- med, somi-sleeves and sleeve- less, Value $1.69, $ l .39 June Sale, OTHER MUSLIN GOWNS §1.95 to $4.95 HARTFORD apt to overlook the unusual low pricings which Envelope Chemise—Embroid- y and lace trimmed Envelope Chemise with built-up shoulder and strap top, made of gowd quality muslin, S ch o sale, Envelope Chemise — Fancy and tailored lace and embroid- cry trimmed that arve de of a very fine quality nainsook, built-up shoulder and strap top. Value §1.25 5 88(: e sale, Envelope Chemise—That are trimmed with the daintiest of laces and embroidery, the new- cst of models on very ifne sheer material, Value $ 1 '39 $1.95. June Sale. still Another Lot of Envelope Chemise—1'hat are even prettier and daintier than can be de- scribed, reg. value $1.79 $2.45. June Sale Straight Chemise—Plain tail- ored and fancy lace and em- brodiery trimmec, built-up shoulder and strap models, 95¢ . $2.95 Combinations — Corset Cover with open or closed drawer and corset cover with skirt, lace and embroidery trimmed. 95¢ ~ $2.95 Petticoats — Embroidery and lace trimmed Petticoats that have decp flounce of rows and rows of very fine val lace and deep embroidery. 69c . $2.95 snapped and our big aacacr chain swent also under the strain” e fight lasted eight Death semed certal Put the captiain and |8 0 A SIZE UNDERGAR- TS 10 men determined if they were LXTR"‘I“ INTS " to die, it would be fighting. ind er Gowne— ‘ | ¢ Muslin Slipover Gowns—Tail- night they toiled building ju ored with fasioy. atitching, Hthey dera RAsIINg chegeh loads lace and cmbrofdered on fine helping in every, way nainsook. Sizes 18, 19, 20, June “As the storm increased,” he con- Hule . 95¢ » $2.95 tinues, “and it looked like an entire (universe had gone mad and black, Lavelope Chemise with lace and embroidery, cul |we continued to pour oil on the wi o1 the windward s The oll st size with built-up and <houlder. June Sale 95¢ . $2.95 and For this June White Sale we have The “Parisian stout figures, requiving an obdomin rment has an extra dev attachment to flatten the abdomen, val full strap that, util, crew of the Pomouu, saved us.” tie and heavy ¢ 1 hose suppor any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful Sreckle and tan cream, and complexion beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lem- on cream into the face, neck, arms| and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes naturally bleach right out and how youthfully clear, soft and rosy-white the skin be- | comes. Food Fo RREAD Jnglllx and Jill are never 1 Of wholesome bread they eat theil fill. —New-Maid Bread. Little James Chester Nalir K ‘-Trav;iis i"ar On Thin D}me Straight Chemise with lace and embroidery trimmings, June | sale | hips, also the Warner medium bust 95(: 6 $ l '95 [l consets with dowble sk 12-Inch Wrap Arounds—. Embroidery Trimmed Draw- ers—Open and closed, full cut leg. June Sale 79c . $1.95 Camisoles and Corsct Covers —Embroidery and lace trimmed —built up and strap shoulder. June Sale 75¢ . $1.95 women; reinforcement over abdomen y sold up to $3.50, at Lady” Corsets — For medium (o © with buckle 2 50 vy . 12-Inch Wrap Arounds—Made in sections of clas- .. $1.00 Ilastic Top Meavily Brocaded Corsets—\With Joag ade of heavy white bro- cade with wide section of surgical webbing over hips, splendid for the yonng girl and small 5 (. B, Corsets—Medium bust and long hips, double | ... $1.50 One Lot of Odds and Ends of Corsets—Iacluding the R. & G., La Regente, . N., and Madame Louise makes, in elastic top and medium bust models, made of heavy brocade or coutil, formerly soleted Corsets of unusual merit at special prices for | support. This | pink or whit $1.50 up to $2.00, known mak Garter $2.39 High Neck and Long Sleeve ¢ v oneck, good quality wuslin, yoke and sleeves, Al priced for June Sale. . Tub Sk and Crepe de Chine Nightgowns — Strap and scmi- sleeves, June Sale $3.49 Crepe de Chine, Radium and satin Stripe Envelope Chemise —Buflt-up and strap shoulder, tailored and lace trimmed. Junc Sale swns of Crope de Chine — satin and radinm tallored and lace trimmed models, semi- sleeves and sleeveless, June Sale $4.95 .. $8.95 Sloomers and Step-ins — Of crepe de chine, tub silk, radium and satin, flesh and white, June Sale $1.79 .. $4.95 Camisoles—Of crepe de chine and satin, trimmed with the daintiest of laces. June Sale back and front in sateen, tub <ilk and vadiaoni, June Sale weight sateen, lingette, plain stripe muslin, vlain and lace wdged rultle at knee I Ste c—Crepe, lingette, heavy a <ateen, shadow lawn, stripe hatis plain muslin, some with tailored ed; ed with al Jace. June sale closed, embroidery trimmed, leg with embrokd ruffle. June Sal built-up or strap shonlder, 6, Tiptonville, Tenn., smiled dur- have peplum. ing his trip to Chicago, for wasn’t he going to the big doctors who | are going to straighten his limbs? He had a ticket and a_dime || }when he started out alone. Passengers raised it to $10. James)| will be the first subject for surgeons trying a new operation, } 88c .. $2.95 June sale wis—Round and ‘mbroidery . 95¢ . $2.95 shadow-prool Petticoats—With hip hem or pancl 88c .$6.95 Bloomers—Crepe, shadow batiste, lght and heavy 39¢ . 95¢ embroidery, some have elastic waist, others 8¢ . $1.45 JUNE SALKE trimmed White Voile and Striped Di rious styles with long blouse or shirtwaist styl At our June Sale 1 crosshar S1.95. 1 Jight weight Very Dainty rossbar and others finish- 48¢ « 95¢ Drawers—Nainsook and mu-lin drawers, open and circular " 39c ;. $1.95 Corset Covers — Corset covers and camisoles in | French and straight trimmed with | Sizes 18 1o 54 from..... section of elastic at lower back: $3.00 value, at ... Circlet Brassieres—That formerly sold special Also a large assortment Boyshform, H. & W., < to satisfy the most exacting of requirements, also Royshtorn, Hamby clastic bottom Brassicres; 59c¢ value at White Blouses — In volle, neatly trimmed with fine lace and drawn work n the Peter Pan and Tuxedo style, suit- l able for dress or sport wear, Special y B 089 Blonses—With Jace trimming, and 1 in about ten different styles to Voile others hand drav pick from, in Tusedo and Bramley Value up to $1.98, at June White Sale of Corsets all types of women. Gossand Front Lacing Corsets — Made of heavy coutil, low bust and long hips, with $2.00 La Resista Corsets—Made of heavy pink coutil and broeade, 2-inch elastio section at bust and extremely long hips, that moulds the figure into 5 39 perfect lines; sizes up to 36; $7.50 value a: . 75 Garter Brassicres and other well- D0 of De Bevoise Brassieres—\With elastic shoulder straps, g trimmed and SPECIALS AT OUR THIRD FLOOR BLOUSE SHOP ity Blouses — In va- short sleeves, in the over- et $1.00 fine lawn and .. $2.89 We also have a very large assortment of extra sizes in both Overblouses and Shirtwaist styles with Tuxedo and V necks in fine lawn and French voile, $1.89 .. $3.25