New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 21

JUNE POPULAR AS A MONTH OF HOLIDAYS Nearly Every Day of the 80 Signal lor Relaxation Somewhere The following calendar of bank and publie helidays whieh will be celehrat e in June in the states and countries and on the dates enumerated helow is furnished by the Guaranty Trust com- pany of New York Friday, June 1—Rrazil (Commem- orating notahle event in state or muni- cipal history) RBunday, June 3 Bahamas, Bers muda (observed by military nave: and government offices only), Writish Gulana, Rritish Honduras, China (Uanton, Hankow and Hong Kong), Cyprus, Egypt, Fedorated Malay iitates, Gambin, Gold Coast, Looward Inlands, Mauritius, Moroeco (observed by English community, half day), Newfoundiand, New Zealand, Nyasaland, Rhodesia, Sierra Ve, Togoland, Trinidad and To- ®0, Turks and Caicos Tslands, West- ern Avstralia and Windward Islands (birthéay of King George V), Greeca (8t, Constantine O, 8,) and Rumania (8t, Constantine and 8t, Elena O, &) In the United States ansas, Alis bama, Mississippl, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia (birthday of Jef. ferson Davis), Louisiana and Tennes. see (Confederate Memorinl day), Monday, June 4—Dominion of Can- ada, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, New South Wales, Queensland, South Aus- tralia, Straits Settlements, Swaziland, Yukon Territory (celebration of King George's birthday) and Rumania, 8i- beria (Whit Monday O, £) In the United States: Florida and Georgia (celebration of the birthday of Jeffer- son Davis) Tuesday, June 5 tution day). Wednesday, June 6—Newfoundland (bank holiday; half day). Denmark (consti- ortugal (Lishen; munieipa Monday ne 11.—Nrasll (state of Alagoas a Fanta Cat ) com memorating netable event in state or municipal history) and Hawall (Kamehamehs day) Tuesday, June 12—Nrazil (Ktates of Espirito Banto and Rie Grande do Norte commemorating notable event In state or municipal history.) Wednesday, June 13,—Rragil (Ftate of Plauhy; commemorating notable event in state of ‘'municipal history) and Newfoundland (bank holiday; half day) Fridaw June d—Rrazil (State of Mines @eraes; commemorating nots ahle event in state or municipal his- tory), In the United States: Idahe (Pioneer day) Sunday, June 17-—HBrazil (State of Pernambuco; commemorating notable event in state or municipal history), Indin (Zarthost-no-Disco), Japan (Bhisel-kinembi; especially observed in Formosa), In the United Btates: Massachusetts (Hoston and vieinity; Runker HiN day) Monday, Juae 18,—China i Dragon Boat festival) Uruguay (Arti- (Bhang~ osday, | gas day) Friday, B ] Hrazil (State of Paras; commemorating notahle event in state or municipal history), Latvis (vietory of Zehsis), Palestine (Pentes cost), Salvador (bank holiday), New. foundland and Western Australia (Coronation day) Saturday, Jun d—RBuhamas, Brit. ish Honduras, Leeward Islands, Mauri- tius (Prince of Wales' birthday), Ir din (Calentt ! nhi), latvia (mid-summer day), "urkey (Krikor Loussavoritch; Armenian) , June 24—Canary Islands, Iithuania, Malta, Spain liday; St. John the Baptist), Finland (mid-summer day and 5 John's day), Sweden (mid-summer day), Portugal (Oporto; mun holiday), Venez (battle of Cara- hoho) Monday, June New South Wales and South Austr (celebration of Prince.of Wales' birthda Tuesday, June 26 Bunday, June 10--Brazil (& of |of Imam Reza), Queensiand and Amazonas commemorating notahle Hartford Western Australin (observed by the \ - might as well have the best~ Prescriptions Accurately Filled at Lowest Prices NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923, department hration of Prinee of | Wales' hirthday) | Wednesday, June Newfound. land (hank heliday half day) Thursday, June 28-—Colombia (bank holiday), Jugoslavia (Kosove day) and salvador (peace with Germany at )¢ Versailles) Friday, June 29—Argenfine, Aus tria, Nrazl Islands, Chile Gormany, Guatemals, Hungary, Liths uanis, Malta, Mexieo, Nicaragua, Peru, Poland, Venesuela (St. Peter and St Paul), Costa Riea, Fernando Po and Canary Spain (Bt Peter), Colombia (bank | g o ooy hollday) urday, June 30-Colombia, Pan ama (hank holiday), Federated Malay Btate (publie hellday), (revolutionary triumph In 1871), Blam |trains has met with a suc (Bangkok; half day), SINCE WAR DIVORGE |— | | | | | DOUBLES IN FRANCE In-1918 There Were 16,872 and: in 192 There Were 80,763 | Parls, June 1,—Divorces have dou- bled in France since the war, accord- | ing to figures made public recently. A general divorce law was first pussed in France in 1884, and in that year there were 1,657 divorces. In 101 the number of divorces was 1 In 1019, when the arm-| ios were being disbanded and peopl were free to put thelr houses in orde this number reached 19,4 In 1 it reached 31,465, in 1921 the numb was 30,498, and the past year 30,753, | The causes of this Increase of di-| vorcus are not tabulated, due to the| secrecy of court proceedings relating to family affairs | | However, the general causes are in-| fidelity, desertion and the slow hreak- ing up of the family tie during the war, with the greater freedom that | has come to women who began to earn their living during the war. Both |sexes, it is sald, have lost in some ‘measure their sense of moral responsi- Hartford ing ik J une Sz—ile of—' LINGERIE The vogue for crisp, cool, immaculate white makes this sale of great significance. Yes, a white season is ahead; a real reason for filling your dresser drawers with the daintiest and most luxurious silk and muslin lingevrie. And we know the values in our June sale will stir you to the most enthusiastic buy- At least, we have enthusi chandise ever collected for an event of this Lovely, frilly, lacy, feminine things that you'd find hard to resist if there were no sale; but since prices are lowered, you can well afford to own as many pieces as you wish. tically assembled the greatest Kkind. — Fourth Floor — Silk Gowns Radium, Crepe de Chine and Satin — Gowns in the loveliest models. $5.00 and $6.00 Gowns — $7.50 and £8.00 Gowns price ..... $10.00 and $10.50 Gowns price % L. 8895 Other Gowns worth up to $14.98 also reduced, Silk Bloomers Crepe, Radium and Jersey Bloomers $3.00 and $3.50 Bloamers for $2.79. $4.00 and $4.50 Bloomers for $3.79. Other Silk Bloomers, worth up to $6.98 also reduced. Included in this sale are Silk and Muslin Camisoles, Silk Step- in Bloomerseand Muslin Chem- Silk Princess Costume Slips (Silk radium, Crepe Meteor and Tub Silk Slips, mostly sha- dow-proof— $6.00 Slips—s $8.00 and $ price ... . Other Silk Elips, worth up to $11.98 also reduced Silk Skirts Shadowproof Silk and Tub Silk Shadow-proof Skirts in flesh and white. $3.50 Siarts price. .. $2.95 ' Skirts o price $6 00 Skirte—8Sale price. . . $4.95 Other Skirts wortin up to $10,98 also reduced Silk Ehvelope Chemise $3.00 and 83 Chemise §2.49. $5.00 Chemise for $6.00 Chemise for Other Chemise worth up 1o $12.98 also reduced. Muslin Slips Muslin and English Satinay shadowpront and hand-made slips. $1.50 Slips- 1 ... 85129 price S1.99 $3.00 Siip: price. .. $2.59 $2.00 Stip | Other muslin Slips, worth up to assortments of quality mer- PHILIPPINE GOWNS AND CHEMISE Extra Size Garments Extra size garments are a highly important feature of the Muslin Underwear section; Phil ippine, silk and muslin gowns, chemise, drawers, ekirts, step ins, bloomers and regulation loomers, All at reduced prices for this sale, Sateen and Muslin Shadowproof Skirts Skirts—S8ale price....79¢ $1.79 Skirts—8ale price.. . $1.50 Other Skirts worth up to $2.95 $6.98, also reduced also reduced. TRAIN SENDS RADIO many While Train Was in Motion tarnish-resisting A has been discovered the strained rela Guatemala [ connection sult of researe in the | ry of land and Germany out in Germany Two men travelling on . meeting of the 1 Lerlin and Ham * Hareld Turner said e heen in progress for two years for the Jiseovery 8 nary atmospherie made of the new si mosphere i thelr and the ease ! retaine is the ehe mark years, have leg New Tarnish Resisting Alloy Diseoy ery in Taboratories in Shefield England==1aperimonted two Y ears. By The Asseciated Press Results Secured in Ger. y : fheffield, England ) ew By Warsaw, Jun June 1.--Radia with moving ephone Ver 1 firm ported to that naking this anr than 49 pe rticles of Articies y exposed ably higher, as many German goods months are entering Poland by way of Aus- astre and showed | tria and new metal cxports to Poland consist for the mest carries the part of maehinery f tarnishing EXPORTS REACH GERMANY Latter Country Reoeives Many Cargoes of Food, Coal and Timber cent of the tota Ixports to Germar ostly of | land imports inte B total Polish imports. This fgure 1s In reality considers ordi- | per eent of b Caecho-Blovakia, German SCOTCH POOTBALL WERE Six Scoteh First League Assoclation Players Contract to Play in U, 8, By The Asseciated Press Lenden, June 1 American s about to get a taste of Beoteh football, Bix Seoteh First League assoclation football players have accepted oon= tracts to play the game in Ameriea where an effort is to be made to Ine troduece footba!! as played in Seots The piayers will leave Glasgow Ger- in June, That’s the ‘Sorl of Clothes We Make and Sell, Men! And not only do our Clothes offer you the maximum of value, but you also get the newest styles, the finest fabrics and the best workmanship. In all our twenty five years as manufacturers and retailers of Men'’s Clothes we have never given greater values. ; You have never seen the equal of the Clothes we are showing now at (3 § ® 30. ‘35 These prices are made possible by our system of making and selling direct from our great New York Tailor Plant to you. And besides the savings, we assure you a broad, comprehensive assortment of the latest models for men17to 70, and a guarantee that you must be satisfied or getyour moneyback P& Q Summer Suits Havana Cloth, Coolkenny Crash- all styles, all models. (\/I(‘"prv‘ FOR MEN 40 P& Q. Clothes Shops from the Great La‘;ee: tfo the Atlantic, and more lo come.