New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 28

= $19.75 " $25.00 " Many Less Than One-Half Price This extraordinary oppor- represents a large high tunity .. purchase of strictly ‘- quality Dresses, practically all individual models that | have no duplicates. All new | silks featuring CREPE DE CHINE CANTON CREPE SATINS PRINTED CREPES BROCADES Wool Jersey Suits $7.95 Worth -Double A REMARKABLY LOW PRICE for these ALL WOOL SUITS Colors are navy, copen, tan, l Sport Coats $14 Values at $19.00 Made of all wool Polair and in the swagger, full length mod- els, shown in the very popular medium shades of tan. Sizes 16 to 53. Many other special values in Capes and Wraps for women and misses. brown, grey. Sizes 18 to 44 CAMPAIGN AGAINS SUMMER FUR STYLE trimming. PATENTS ISSUED TO |vmm CONNECTICUT PEOPLE |y o | Stamford; (List furnished by the office of |pots, Harold G. Manning, Walk-Over Store, | 211 Maln street, New Britain). Frank J. Adams, New York city,- as- genuine Camels’ Hair, silk lined | !casings removable mounted upon fire- Adelard ¥. Mhuma eye. John H. Shaw, assignor to Sargent NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1028, Boston Store Little Tots' Panty Dresses of fine gingham and chambray, hand em. broidered in light colors, Sizes 2 to 7 years, $1.98 © $2.98 | A new line of Infants’ Silk Bonnets of crepe de chine and poplin, Sizes 12 to 16. '50c . $1.50 Ladies' White Hoover Aprons made of good | cotton, suitable | uniforms . sz 49 Ladies’ extra size Gowns of fine nainsook, lace -and embroidery yokes. Full cut ... Ladies’ | quality for nurses’ nainsook, Neatly trim- med in fine laces and embroidel) bodice tops. Special . ;vl'liteh ne':l and organdie, -inch wide with picot edge 500 Silk Middy Ties, a va- $1.98 Envelope | Chemise of good quality | $l 69 Ruflling of very fine | DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. WASH GOODS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY Percales in light and dark grounds, all neat patterns, yard wide, Spe. | Yard Anderson’s Imported | Dress Ginghams in plain | colors and assorted checks, 32 inches wide, Special Lingerie Crepe, silk fin- | orchid, Spe- ish, in black, blue and yellow, cial, Imported Tissue in col- ored checks with em- broidered figure, all col- Speca vara D9 € Bates' Gingham, 32-in, wide, in plain colors and all size checks. Special .. Yard ed dark colors, fine qual- ity, all new styles. Spe- Imported Ratine, sport stripes in all the season- able colors, 40 inches wide. Spe- $l.69 cial, yard riety of colors 4 8C | to choose from Circular Lace in sec- | tior;‘s suitable for round | nec dresses . . . $loOO ! Men’s White Cotton Handk e rchiefs, hem- %fitch‘eld Vs-inch hem. Saturday Special .. 4 for 25c Picot Ribbon in black, ¥,-inch wide. Pleree, Tr, Norwalk, as one held to D. & Cummings, gas tight joint for boiler Ravenelle, Norwich; C; OOKED 00D SHOP MUTUAL BUILDING 118 MAIN STREET 25¢ | Dress Voiles in assort- | l l AT THE TOILET MEN'S DEPT, GOODR DEPT. Men's extra fine qual- Creme Elcaya, a frag-|ity Shirts, collars at- rant non-, .leauu vanish- | tached; colors white and ing cream, 3 pongee sl 89 cial for .\al. : Men's extra good qual. | l Cashmere Bouquet ity 80 square Percale Shirts, A large variety | Face Powder, ‘\peeml Es 21 ¢ of colors and 98c :m(".l.:ll;:{e.u ra onznc‘mi:; P, “’:‘ 2 it @1 49 i $l 39 Special for Sat, ne quality 18x45 30+in, ' ..‘.?.'.’l’i‘.’é":e,l'..'““" hmu"mm $1.69 36-in, sz 25 Listerine Tooth Paste, | each 690 $l 3 98 $2,49 | Special for lc 45-in. 3 98 |Saturday ... Men's extra fine qual- o s L] ity Fibre Silk: Hose, col- Mein $5.98 Th FI T ors, black, cordovan, e R e e 87| | i Linen Hemstitched Lunchéon Sets, 33 C cloth 66x66; napkins 20x20; in several dif- §) ' Sat. i pecial for Sat C Pair ferent floral patterns, 31 l 75 Men's extra fine qual- Set 1 Pigured Lingerie and| ;o) Silver Bleach Linen Iumnflm Sets with ‘sm,uldel Strap Ribbon in | ool Ties, Novelty Silk and |y omgtitched cloth, ,pmk. blue and white.| oot patterns the very new- <o n)" | Special for \a(uldm—- from. 89 to_select 'y dozen nnpkins to match, 72x72 Satin Linen Pattern Cloth in cir- h 4C and 8(: vard s good quality Puritan Common Pins, | eular and floral ! superior to all others. vl i | Special for an ice 39¢ Voile, Serims and ,Samrday erren 8c top, each 890 Marquisette Curtain material, Yd. Wide Hemstitched Voile Curtains in ,’ Premier Collar Bands,| Ladies’ fine quality |white, cream and ecru. $2 69 | all sizes. Special for Sat.| Lisle Vest, band and bod- |Reg. $3.50 Cloth, 79c ' 3 P 25c ice top, all sizes, 35 b e or each in a variety of colors ..... Yard LINENS OF SNOWY WH LINENS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE Extremely Low Priced Plain Hemstitehed Irish Linens SCARFS SQUARES Men's Ladies’ Napkins to match. Lisle Union Suits, loose All Pure Linen Dish and Glass and tight knee. Band Toweling. Reg.39c. ...... Yard 29c 25¢ FINE HOSIERY VALUES Ladies’ extra fine grade Phoenix Full Fashioned Silk Hose, made with the ne\\d high heel: colors, cordovan, black, pair $2 65 % Ladies’ extra fine qual- ity Phoenix Full Fash- ioned Pure Silk Hose, with fancy open work clockings; colors, hlack, cordovan Ladles’ fine quality Phoenix Silk Hose, seam back; colors, black, Pip- ing Rock and $l bobolink, .. pair Ladies’ finest quality Phoenix Silk Hose, with fancy stripes; colors, black and $ l .7 5 cordovan, pr. CLAMS FOR CHOWDER CLAMS FOR STEAMING SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT* SOFT SHELIL CRABS LOBSTERS Dining Room Connection { Ladies’ extra fine qual- ity Phoenix Pure Silk Hose, full fashioned; col- ors, black, white, cordo- van, otter, beige, bobo- link, steel grey, Piping Rock and gun We can offer you the chmces( one family house in the southwest section of the city. The yard is a gem with 85 feet frontage and 175 depth. Beautiful flowers and splendid grounds. Also it | garden in the rear. This home is fit for a Prince. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phene 343 Rooms 305-6 Bunk Bldg, |slgnor, by Mesne assignments, of one- & Co., New Haven; machine for load- alf to E. J. Marston, Greenwich, and ||»z cartgldge belt and the like. h 1 |one-half to H. A. Smith, Yonkers; Jesse . B. Smith, Stamford, as- % e A projection pictire screen and making signor to Underwood Typewriter Co., Get your supplies for Sunday | bl ‘;“:;;'(}L&"""‘ Bl Aot | B this store and save money. A | am | big fresh stock always on hand GO I Lm VAT 1s decias: ‘Mgnnr to , Columbla. Gmpnophonm”"lm‘or fo R, Crane, Washington, .| . .ed against the fashion of BUMMET | \reo (n.; safety ejector for dicta- internal-combustion motor. | makes selection easy. 1f you are‘ : | “Grove 1. Steele, New Britain, two 4 A contemplating an outing for ‘Sunday get your supplies hefe ‘furs, which is expected to reach the I [(BRYIARE BT LGS ke | patents; post office hox-door design and save money. ] Bl Cross Association Would Check Slanghter oi Animals HONISS'S 24.30 STATE STREET Hartford \Quinlivan Plumbing Co. 712 Stanley Street Plumbing, Heating and Repairing FIXTURES AND MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES Tel. 2092, same, Frank W. Barrows, Bridgeport, as- |FOR BURGLARY INSURANCE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE—GET FULL PARTICULARS FROM H. DAYTON HUMPHREY 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG, pesk of populnrity this summer, n| Charies F. Burrougts, East Orange, BLL post office-drawer front design. & circular issued by the American|N. J., assignor, hy mesne alq'gnmnnlp; Henry G, Voight, New Britain, as- Blue Cross society, with headquarters to Columbhia Graphophone Mfg. Co., S |slgror to Sargent & Co, New Haven; {n Bpringfield, Mass. The purpose of |Bridgeport; heating or cooling plate| o tor fller caps. the campaign is to check the slaugh- for molding presses Henry %. Willste, Darlen; :;‘;e:,;"'!“;::::"l’,“f'“,‘,"’r“:"f""‘"hfi“':}"{: Harry L. Coit, Bridgeport; check |chine, . | protector Paul T, T. Yorgensen, assignor of animals If the craze maintains its| ; present pace, says the society Norman W. Cummings, Bridgeport, one-half to A. J. Gengras, Hartford; According to information given out |assignor to The Bassick Mfg. Co. Chi- [swimming appliance by this organization the 1023 styles |eago: coupling. o Tm‘(:' “';\'r'k fiegl-rr:_tlm:s o will not be limited to neck pieces and | Emile de Stubnor, New York elty, | ”:pru' 1Innnf‘ el.-:m- ‘T‘ryr mim;, rimmings for summer wear as in for- assignor to Columbia Graphophone | A cally- e wion d 4 Columbia Graphophone | 1, FEFCLC Mcasters and wafa mer seasons. There will he entire | Mfg. Co. Bridgeport; thermoplastic 1 Pai™ driers toasters and —waffe coats of fur, and other coats with fur|composition and compounding same ":;"‘ :® y-operaf bra- trimmings to g0 along with milady’s| winiam A. Dobson, Hartford, as-| p.qr.ahuolnndllk'run' :Ti‘lmvfh teq |SIENOT to the Connecticut Telephone e gociety is seeking the concerted - . i gupport of soclal leaders and publiclsts|¢_Flectric Co. Inc. Meriden; varlo-|yariford; refrigerating apparatus. to put summer furs in the discard. MO | The Hart & Hegeman Mfg. Co, The same hody will he remembered by Willlam €. Fisher, Middletown, as-|Hartford; luminous pl‘.“l]nn's, its fight upon viv |~H"mn calling for|signor to Russeil Mfg. Co.; conveyor The HIH.. & I.lvyu‘r‘ Co., Tne, Dan-| an “open door policy’ men's women's and children’s| laboratories. One of th consists of ¢ ice ma-. | BY STANLEY TOMORROW'S SPECIALS Brookfield Butter, (1 lb. prints) 50c 1b, Phrosto Fruit Punch, 3 Jars for $1.00 Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 25¢ Walnut Meats, 48c b, Armour’s Tomato Soup, 4 cans 25¢ | Potato Salad, 18¢ Ib. | Stu ffed Olives, 35¢ pint THE OLD HOME TOWN ‘ NO ND E == \You SAY stv oreyd /\ YOUPEGD'N LODKIN Z———{qT FER BAKED GOODS_ HOME BRUN 0 Trade Mark Applicants. The Automatic Refrigerating Co,, | | i WALL PAPER B AR in experimental | belt bury; John H. Goss #nd E. L. Wolff, |hats. advanced coat styles | Waterbury; assignors to Scovill Mfg - black monkey fur, col- |Co.; casting apparatus FREAK CALF lared with American ermine, Fur Grant Hammond, New Haven, two Coxwold, England-—A calf born to Jacquettes” will be in vogue, besides patents, assignor of one-third to A. a cow owned by R. . Barker has two Mole pelts having trimminge of chip- |C. Wahburne, Pittsfield, and one-third | heads and three cars. | and squirrel. Th:[to F. G Mass.; fire- For Sale Corned Beef Hash, | mend fur-trimmed arm | I.ouis E. Hammond, Hackensac | : 18c Ih. Several desirable Cottages at | 3 S | Genuine Imported Sweitzer and H. A. Smith, Yonkers, | Cheese, 60c 1b. id Hammond assignor to B, J. Mar-| ston, Greenwich; illusion appliance. ' Norwegian Imported Sardines, 2 cans 25¢ Crane, Dalton, in part:|J,, should |« 1 to arms" reads “Every right-minded person against such monstrosities of laws health astage that in ce of fur-hear rting every truc y and propriety.” protest fashion violating the and comfort, volves needic tng animals gense of he Edward J. Krpota, Higganum; ve Licle wheel Thomas welding machi Roswell A lsgnor Wate Luce, Startford; chain low prices DeWitt A. Riley National Bank Bldg. Waterbury, o¢ t:mu Moore, 1y Buckle Co., UNEARTH OLD RELICS uman SPECIAL VALUES TOMORROW FOR OUR OPENING DAY OUTLET MILLINERY CO. INC. 177 MAIN ST. Two enware o fwitzeriand s, pieces of eart the Gallo-Roman period and a por wipture from a triumphal been unearthey by nanteling old houses | WEEK-END SPECIALS Roast Stuffed Chickens, CROWLEY BROS. INC.. | 4 75 | PAINTERS AND $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 | DECORATORS | Regular 38¢ Coffee, | 30c 1b. 267 Chapman Street " TEL. 2018, Estimates cheerfully .h'reh on all jobs — NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE At Very Reasonable Prices—Biggest Stock in the City Tea. 34 Lafayette St. Tel. 1329-2 |Sandwiches for the Sunday Outing. 1 tion of arch men « —DRINK — AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a bottle of cream soda wSomething you will like—it's dell- cious. Three size bottles—ice, CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. Harris ~~General Trucking— S WEST ST, TEL. xzu.sl work- here Lil i ’"nlj About the Store | Goods. //I i I ! l / I | il MARSHAL oTEY WALKER HAD JUST MADE UP NIS MIND -ma:‘n ALL OVER AGAIN IN HIS SEARCH FOR HARDLD VAN ORMANS MISSING RED WHEELBARROW —— — =~ ——=THEN THE STATION AGENT CAME ALONG - N, B C. Mustard. Chicken, Fgg. Potato Salads. Tuna Fish. Cocon. I