New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 12

NEW COUNCILMAN MAXON 10 They Can String 8heir Bows Okeh ENTERTAIN BIBLE CLASS Major of First Division, fled Ay As Guests AL 0 Have Capiains shore Dinner Spaday Counciiman Clarence H Mason of the First ward, whe the fArst divisi Red man's Hible « tween 15 ur H ¥ sislon at his summer ame ford at a sh it Maxon mnde & ning of the seasor would entert ever div the best showing | the year at eclas The Arst divisie tain J. Bhea's ¢ bership of 15 me dance record of 204 Captain William 1% 2h men with an atten 177, Captain Wi pany wis third with 158 ay enroliment of 19 Captain E. ( with an enrc e the Mat Can these girls--Miss Esther Rhoades (left) of Los Angeles BT mag: will meet. at the Msthodia and Miss Louisita Moser of St. Louis—who scored repeated bull's- church Sunday merning at o o't T eves at u recent archery meet at Coronado, Cal, and will go by auto to Milford, leay Ing there about 6 o'clock to return to this city is a ma rain b that di st M M jam « 1 ar i Dennison's compar ment of 1§ was with an fourt) four attendance pec 2 040 PHONES KNOCKED 0ot Wide- Legion Post Sues (‘hurch To Get Lcmc on Property New Haver The John H Colling post, Legion, of Derby action in the su. perior against the American Unitarian nssociation of Tos. he suit s for a judgment to compel the defendant to deliver to the plaintiff a lease on property at Seymour and at Water avenues in Derby in accordance with an oral agreement and nlso asks 810,000 dam- ages, The church association is al- leged to have sold the property in violation of an agreement, WOULD REMODEL HOUSE Harttord, June hy—A came today the capitol furniture and thorizing the comptroller specifications for remodelling the of the hous sentatives so to have the entrance the senate floor levelled-—as planned at the time the capitol was erected, The resolu- tios was adopted American y ath Storm of Yesterday sweeps from committec on today Mled Over State, Interrupting grounds au spread obtain court church o hall service of 8, N, E, Tel, Co, ton. Ihfl Southern , today re- 940 telephones were put n Connecticut in yester of repr New England ported that out of order day's storm the heaviest phones reported out of the New Haven district with sufferer, with order, while THOMPSON IN AGAIN, was second Chicago, June &, Donal Thompson, war photographer arrested here last night by agents n( the department of justic on charges of impersonating naval officers and passing worthless checks. Thompeon hus been arrested on similar charges twice previously, federal agents as- serted today ' IN PATENTS SUIT RES Wilmingte tions by th official actions in conneetion with the German dye patents trade marks, to the jon, inc., were unwa lenged in the .8 Isador ). Kresel, as envnee the suit o fthe government for return of the paweiin. brought by the present alien property costodian, it being contended by the! government that patents worth many millions of dollars were sold at an in- adequate price. Del government that several by v e §,800 ete., wale of Our Greatest Value to You Is in determining accurately what lenses are required to put your eyes into a condition as nearly as possible normal, The choosing of the mountings and their correct adjustment fs important, but scarcely as much so as the strictly professional part of our duties. We claim that our service is as complete and perfect as can he found anywhere, On that basis you are invited. Frank E. Goodwin Eyesight Specialist TEL, shemical foun ranted, were cha district court today by WATCH FOR the HORACE B. WILLIAMS DEAD. Hartford, June 5.—Horace B, Wil- | liams, prominent resident and a for- mer president of the Connecticut | Vegetable Growers Association, died at his home, following an iliness of several months, RUDOLPH KEPPLER DEAD New York, June H.-—Ridnainh J[on pler who was president of the New | York stock exchange lor inve ’ old died last night. He was 80 years A o and: o' piember of the-fiemy ot Budoiphi| 387 MAIN ST, Keppler and Co. ! 1905 Make no mistake about this! Palm Beach is not a color; it is a cloth Pawy Beach Cloth is made in all colors and patterns. More than a hundred and forty colors and pat- terns have been sold this year by The Palm Beach Mills of Goodall Worsted Company, who make the cloth, to manufacturersspecializing in fine summer clothing, who make the suits. Variety of Patterns Every clothier has a selection of pat- terns best suited to his clientele. These patterns include dark colors — brown, navy blue and black—and brighter colors in patterns that you know and like to wear, such as hairline stripes and smart ovorplalds, and the checks and tweedlike mixtures so popular for sport suits, made in styles and grades to meet the most exacting taste. To be sure you get the genuine, look for the They Hold Their Shape registered Palm Beach label. Palm Beach Suits hold their shape. They always look good, even on the hot- test days. Palm Beach Cloth permits the heat of the body to escape and does not absorb moisture. Golf knickers and sport clothes made of Palm Beach Cloth are cool and good-looking—practical and durable. Why Prices Vary This label identifies the genuine cloth THE PALM BEACH MILLS GOODALL WORSTED COMPANY Selling Agent A. Rohaut, 229 Fourth Ave., New York City Palnt Beach Suits vary in price accord- ing to the amount and quality of tailoring put into them. Palm Beach Suits are PALM BEACH SUITS at All Good Clothing Stores BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, The Waterbury distriet | 240 | FUNERAL THURSDAY OF JOHN W. MCABE Prominent Resident Was Member of Many Fraternal Societies Funeral lay morning at inexpectedly ehureh ath lay afternoon following a three days. Mr, MeCabe was 1 made his hoeme at He was for many city's leading busir a restaurant on Mai the Hotel York. I’ he devoted his time to and with his wife, Mes MeCabe, | properti He was born in this city in ¢ Mr, and Mrs, James M He was employed ir as a young man and into business when he established a restaurant on Main street, at Lafay- ctte stroet, Rome years afterward he purchasd the Hotel York and was successiil in that enterprise He a member of New Britain lodge, B. P, O, E, Daly Councl!, K, of C.; New Britain Aerle, V¥, O, E Court Charter Oak, F. of A.; Rev, W A. Harty branch, A, O. H, and the Loyal Order of Moose He was n member of the boxing commission, having been appointed a short time ago by Mayor A, M, Pnonessa Surviving Mrs came late 22 Grove Hil th condueting and years one of s mer stpeet later YOars past tute activities Kelly | valuable owned ne 1879, the son loca! frw went Cabe. tories ater WiS Helen TUESDAY, graduated from Goucher College this | Come and see it or call 2109 for vear, will be n delegate to the peace oustration—advt conference at Geneva In August, has fust taken up her new duties as ' & ('o.—advt Non-Partisan Leaguv, show lleved the forest fire situation in this | section of the JUNE 5, twe brothers, Themas iving in Massachyseits a polieeman, and sullivar Delegate James \m a b Peace Jf You Want the But Tea Buy From the Firm That Grows It LIPTONS TEA Largest Sale in the World “CITY ITEMS. A sou has been horn te Mr Mrs. street in The Meet me at Sehmarr's aly “Herald" composing room. Mrs, George A. Feeney has returned to her home in Stonington after visit- ing her parents, Mr, and Mrs, George Michael Wellnsky of 144 Hartford avenue has reported to the police that his house has been entered sometime and James J. Clerkin of &3 'Smith The proud father is employed dinner Radio sets and supp at Moi s, advt A regular meeling o Family Cirele wil Mary's hall tomorrow night. Officers for the coming year will be installed and a soelal will follow. The new Kesex eoach is here and see it or eall 2103 for stration,—advt The contract Heoly held in Bt the Come demon- with Swenson Rroth. ers for the collection of garbage in one half the elty, expires tomorrow, and during the first two hours of busi. ness this morning, the health depart. ment received complaints frem 23 the past three weeks and a diamond ring valued at 875, a gold wateh and chaln were taken Dorothy Adams of Boston, who was The new Hudson sedan I8 8he | Bpecinl Victor Records. () Coal Co., Hungerford suit for Ralley. of the Maryland The Citizens' Kirkham, Cooper, Camp, has brought against Mra, Henry C ecutlve secretary SHOWERS K XTINGUISH FIRES, Lake, June b.—Heavy during the night greatly re- |stable Fred Winkie turnable in the city Adirondacks. | Monday in June. Donnelly, Mullen Co. Ladies' Porch Dresses, in gingham and percale, in variety | of patterns. Wed, Special Llullv‘\ (m\nh mul Ln\olupn ‘ Chemise of nainsook, trimmed | | |with Val. lace and embroidery. | | eut full, $l 48 | wed, Special [ Ladies' tra Stae .hmmoh‘ ’nf good quality crepe, flesh only. | ! Wednesday 48c specinl . “Petticoa with deep $1.19 [ (lllhlu‘nfl I!Iml er Dresses uf | Ladies’ White [finequality muslin | lounce of embroid- ery. Wed, Speclal hambray, in plain colors, trim- | collars and | $1.48 with check Sizes 2 to 6 Wed, med |cufrs, ears, Special vs, Just for s ednesday Lach 44C \____.__—-—— T Men's fine qualit nalhrn;.vgnn | shirts and Drawers, with short | deeves and ankle length draw- | | Men's extra good quality S Tac s wd fo ATy ook N Suits, \(I|l|»|n q‘lo | £l Jns \\ edne -llu\ Eac Il 63c quality 'v'vllllll‘ Loom Night Shirts, . $1.48 Children's extra good quality | Wash Suits, “made in several | stales, assorted colors, 87 Just for Wed. .. Kach (¥ Children's fine quality Play | Saits, colors blue and tan. Just | for Wednesday 48c tach extra fine quality N Hose, seam DA olors white, black, cordovas Mver and nude, Just or Wednesday Vair 896 N et er—— e Hose, black, At \h n's fine ruit of the Just for Wednesday Ladies’ Pure Silk cordovan. sam for Wednesday Pair Ladies' Fine Quality I isle Union Suits, bamd top. tzht and | Tovomar knec, Just (ul 77c \\mlm\l.'l\ bach Ladies' good ( qu.uhlr Vests, | hand and bodice lnp 21 dnst for Wed. .. Pach c T Gutmpes. made of fine net, nmsl rimmed; round and V <hn;x~| eck. e Wedninr §11 79 | Special Taces, Fifty “French Val. |value $1 to 82 a plece. ’[}fl"l}flli to choose from. | Special 50 a piece ) | Ladtes' fine quality Handker- | chiefs, trimmed with fine lace. | .23c¢ “Fine Filet e, suit- ! | Wedinesday roc] |able for underwear, 1-inch wide. | \\ ednesda |Special Taffeta and 7 inches wide, | Wednesday Special T Bertha Collars, made of very | ;Hnr net, trimmed with |u~n | Wednesday | special . Molre Ribbon.| in all mlnn. Women’s Crepe Dresses FOR AFTERNOONS and STREET WEAR All our better Silk Dresses taken from our regular stock and reduced for one day. — Value to $29.75 — WEDNESDAY $19.75 The low price is no less a sensation than the fact that these Dresses are so extremely fashionable and new, advance models that will prevail for later summer and fall wear. — Colors — Green Grey Copen Brown Navy Tans Black Cocoa Japanese gee, standand | juality, all silk. . 98¢ Just for Wednesday, summer Siiks and il poutard and Egyptian dress and | [[Dlouse styles, yard wide. Just | |for Wed- - 89c | nesiay Ratine Crepe welght summer dress and skirt material in a varety of stripes, hecks and plaids, yard wide., Just for [Wednesday .. . 49¢) \_____'——————; col of the Loom lity, fast [ Fruit the finest qu neat patterns for Wednes- fmported Ratine in the plain | desirable colors, 10 n. wide. —— Hazetma Toilet Just \\"t:ln't':llv i 90' Lhefl package. for Wednesday l‘;per. ¥d. here. | dem- 1. Plarce through and $a00 Real estate was attached yesterday by Con- The suit is ro- court the third Vietrolas, Pianos, C, L, Pierce & Co, advt Edward student at Chiengo, 1., Peterson, @ North Park university, {8 home for the summer vacation period, Defore entering college, Pet. crson was & membher of the common counell, heing one of the fourth ward reprosentatives “Yes, We Have No Bananas' trot record. ' L. Pleree & Co, Charles W. Button, Jr,, of 231 stroet, {8 spending his vacation Philadelphia, Fox advt, Arch In M r—N Mayis Face Powder, flesh, | | white and natural. 33 cfl |Special for Wednesday (= | Vaseline. white and yellow. | Special for | Wednesday ( Mavis Toilet Water. &p«-ml for Wednesday extra 29c¢ Whisk Brooms, quality, Special for Wednesday 12 yard piece, Zlc Soutache Braid for Mmmlng.l \pcnul for Wednesday dun"n ml carnd. Special -cz Snap l'nslmn\rs. |for Wednesday 75c Al Linen | Huck | Towels fioid anslltrlwnl. flln- |fi\'50 inches . Bleach Linen | cloth 72 in. " $5.98 $8.50 Silver Muh-lmtm Sets, | ong; 1-2 doz. Nap- ins m match, set .Mpu\m ?{“ Inrh Square | breakfast cloth, | ‘ast color Ripplette Bedspreads, thing for summer; AR ¢ 98J | Mmiies P ‘ 42436 and 15138 "N“"“..h«lJ 81x00 the Pillow Cases, made of a . cacn 29€ | yuality cotton |tertal, 25 inches wide, in blue, | brown, and | green wml 59c s MDA, s St 2o All &Ilk Nlmll.!l l!rl[wl') ma- rose, 12 and 15 in. Pl |made of good heavy weight cotton ad