New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD Shop Here Tomorrow. Make This Store Your Headquarters ALL ROADS LEAD TO THIS STORE TOMORROW—WEEKS OF PLANNING ENABLE US TO OFFER UNUSUAL VALUES IN SUMMER MERCHANDISE FOR THE $DAY. IN MANY INSTANCES LOTS ARE NOT LARGE SO WE URGE EARLY SHOPPING—IN THE FORENOON, WE CAN SERVE YOU BEST Royal Soclety Art Goods at usual savings—secure your vacation fancy work at these savings 36-INCH CENTERPIECES $1.00 Kitchen Aprons—Bungalow Aprons ;cl,uga at Real § Day Savings B Ecru :de Blue e STAMPED ROMPERS $1 00 (all white) Formerly $1.50 to §2 All the desired romper materials in this lot. The price would not buy the material alone CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES $1.00 Sizes to 12 years Materials :—Dimity—Voile—Organdie—~Swiss—Linene White only STAMPED HEMSTITCHED CASES $1.00 Good quality material HAND BAGS VANITY CASES $1.00 Values to §1.98 Well made bags Extra strong frames ‘MUSLIN PETTICOATS Hamburg trimmed ruffle 21 §10 Willow Bone Corsets | "o V. T $1 Pair * | 3veug) . o et Made with V.neck—Extra ;:Lln-:‘ ‘:m:u four strong gar- fine gauze knit Vests Misses’ Sizes White Only Gingham Bungalow Aprons | $1.00 | Our assortment of pretty colors in stripes and checks, Made up in good desirable styles. Sizes to 46. This is“an unusual value and at double this price would be a bargain, ~Gingham Kitchen Aprons 2 for $1.00 Made of a high grade quality Gingham— Blue check—Cut full and well made. Percale Bungalow Aprons $1.00 Pretty, cool, snappy, style Apron Dresses— Organdie trimmed — Extra attractive for porch wear—Light and medium dark colors. Sizes to 46, - Buy for future needs. Mary Pickford Aprons 2 for $1.00 Rickrack Covers the entire front of ~B~rocaded Corsets s 2 Pair Also a willow bone Corset, made of a beautiful strong hro- caded material, wide elastic top, slzes to 28, rongerlyne Brassieres 2 torsl A Gossard Brassicre, extra strong, pink material, wide elas- :Jc.lu.nd At waist line, sizes 82 o 44, Hamburg Trimmed Petticoats $1 Made with panel frontse absolutely shadowproof — rich Hamburg ruffle. Cut Party Dresses $5.00 The entire balance of our stock of Party Dresses tomorrow : at this one price. Formerly up to $39.50. Light Shades Only. No Alterations. Misses’ Sizes. Dress Skirts $2 Plaited and plain models—A clean up of our skirts formerly selling fip to $5.98. Plaids, checks and stripes. Belts to 32-inch. No Alterations. Made of a good quality Percale. braid trimmed. the dress. Gingham Dresses $4.00 Prettily maz:le Street Dresses in our assortment of clever styles—Neat trimmings. Pink, Orchid, Blue, Red, Black and White checks—Sizes to 42, These Dresses have just been unpacked and at this price are an unusual offer. JUST THE THING FOR THE SEASHORE WEAR Size 45x36 would be given a jail sentence, Admits Several Burglaries Anthony Bartarcewicz was arrested last night by Supernumerary Police- | man Willlam Politis after a chase of inearly a mile through Walnut Hill| lw\rk. In police court this morning | e was arraigned before Judge Klett ! 1 on a charge of burglary nf!erghr had bt Frenth) Snate Today | | made a confession to Sergeant Michael | By The Associated Press, | Flyan. His case was continued until| Paris, June 19 An attack on the| | Thursday morning. |alleged extravagance of the league of | Bartarcewicz, who is 19 years old nations enlivened the opening of the ax}f:l:i;'«;s !;!‘ 64 2_‘!':\!;1” r;llrfl‘l. i"ld'\hlu]gct debate in the senate today.| | mitted in his confession, he police | g, X “Walnut Hill park is the best we|say, to taking an active part ‘In a ;’::“r::u;:c,:'(‘ft.]r}:u:g:q:'m;-::l‘s;":alfl;' have. People of refinement and cul- |serfes of burglaries which have|ine league had a great mission, but ture visit the park on Sundays and | occurred in this city of late. ISR aavant appeared to presage the weekday nights and for that reason| The youth confessed to breaking |qawn of & mew era he scould Mke to| we are not going to have young men into a place ut 11 Orange street, 87|coq it conducted along irreproschable and boys in the park who use abusive | Orange street, 22 Orange street, & |jinac with an avoldance of wasteful- language” Judge George W. Klett|gtore at Orange and Grove streets,oeq : o :m‘;n[:c)'lrlg;ocs?:;t;hé:‘:‘?’;"n’i l’nf;;dwfi]l:irmlsm!;‘ll\r:;\ DSO.U\\'H':;' ““"3:"1";‘; “The Ieague,” ho sald, “does not al-|in the day there was not a cloud in |ceiver for the stock brokerage firm UL R LS T, “'Mlplnces 3 ways practice economy and besides |the sky. A steady rise in temperature |0t A. W. Coote and Co. with head- arrested last night at the park by | & ;l_he fabulous salaries paid its func-|gave promise of a hot day but a quarters in San Francisco. Supernumerary William Politls on a IR . o § tionaries ”y‘.o."\ are many useless cxX- |fresh breeze was blowing out of the breach of peace charge. [Michigan Third District | venditures. i | SRR B el nal U steatitioh . thit he| 4 i S Premier Poincare cancelled today's The great ship, transformed from | Naming Repl'ESentflt“eivaMm-! meeting to go to the senate to |its former role of army transport to Kalamazoo, Mich., June 19.—Voters |defend rould stay with the team at least| 7 ’ i |until the first of the month and see “ e"eSle" College “ l" l‘ |it we couldn't fix up some deal where- | Change Government Policy | TROUBLE OVER LEAGUE N by both he and the Braves might| Wellesley, Mass, June 19.—Fresi-| Charges That Management Is Too Ex- | profit, He thinks he i rough {:‘g K i "1‘)‘5“2;%"”“"";;“!“’!2 dent Ellen F. Pendleton of Wellesley travagant Are Made in Budget De-| 9 college announced at the commence- = policy of the college administration. | ed in the hands of Wendell Karper, a Pleasant Weather Makes Initial Start | raduate of the Massachusetts Insti- More Enjoyable—Rumors of In-|duction engineer for the federated en- | gineers development corp | WALNUT HILLPARK 70 BE MADE SAFE Judge Fines Disturber $50 and Issues Warning to Others Lake Compounce | play with a minor league team.” L . ment exercises today a change in the | of the institution has been concentrat- | | tute of Technology and formerly pro- Balll Oom junction Not Confirmed. | o Boston, Junc 19.—The fairest of, BROKER COOTE SUSPENDED summer weather favored the guests| New York, June 19.—A. W. Coote of the shiphing board who will sail |Was today suspended from member- for southern waters this afternoon iship from the New York curb market the mammoth liner Leviathan, Early | following the appointment of a re- Wednesday Night Added Attraction Solo and Exhibition Dancing by was in the park near the vicinity of | Y !.::inlmon s‘t‘reot when Kambagion the appropriation for the|a luxurious home for travellers lay approached him and asked him if he i the third congressional district wanted to sell a bicycle which he had | G e went to the polls today to name a i m and v ch he wanted. L Ry l.successor to the late Representative French ambassadorship to the Vati- can. Opposition to this feature of the budget was expected in the form of a demand for a reduction of 1,000 francs spick and span in her new paint at an | anchorage iu the lower harbor. She |was floated without a hitch yesterday from the navy drydock in south Bos- SULPHUR CLEARS § Miss Grace Harper e said that he stated his price, after y ) i e sive lan- [J. M. C. Smith. The nominces were SOl R Th | thur B. Willlams, republican and age a called him names. The |+ ke ! i‘;‘vllhc;n::r:l, ‘“,'lylm was doing duty in |Claude Carney, democrat. The clos- prepared to defend the item by mak- v |ing days of the campaign brought|ing its preservation a question of con- under arrest. Judge Klett warned ‘(hr rict ln‘l\fhl}lf ?f t.hv repuh.ncmn & the accused mian that if he was ever |candidate while U. 8 Eenator Ferris in court again on a similar charge |of Michigan came to the aid of Mr. and while he was on the bench, he |Carney. Day Wéflnes&ay HUNDREDS OF PAIRS in the allowange for the post at Rome. The premier was understood to be A PIMPI-Y SKlN Music by Tasillo’s Le Bal Tabarin Orchestra ton where she received her finishing touches and took aboard the last of her magniticent furnishings and a great store of supplies. Some of the guests went down the harbor on a small steamer yesterday afternoon and breaking out |spent the night aboard the Leviathan k, arms or body is overcome while others waited until today. st by applying Mentho-Sul- | Rumors that an injunction might | phur. The pimples seem to dry| be sought in the federal courts here|right up and go away, declares a to prevent the salling of the l,P\i:Ifllan! noted skin specialist, | today could not be confirmed. | Nothing has ever heen found to | take the place of sulphur as a pimple | remover, It is harmless and inex-| pensive. Just ask any druggist for| small jar Rowles Mentho-Sul- r and use it hke cold cre: | Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin Breaks Out, f the skin on Braves’ Owner Believes | O’Neil Will Come Back | Boston, June 19.—Judge Wilfuchs, |one of the owners of the Boston Na- tionals says he has every reason to [beliave that Mickey O'Nell, catcher, who left the team at St. Lo will re- turn in a few days. “Larry Kopf rather surprised me because I thought he Dancing Every Night Pierce and Norton, Props. Bristol, Conn. Heirs of many of the largest es- tates in Fngland are going to Oxford University to take a special course in agricuiture, of Children’s— White Shoes White Pumps Patent Pumps Tan Sandals High and Low Tennis DRESS GOODS STORE 348 MAIN STREET LADIES' PURL SILK HOSE 75¢ value, 3 Pair 36-IN. PERCALES Light and dark colors, also checks; values 19¢. DOLLAR .E PRICE $1.00 For TURKISH TOWELS Red border or pure white, DOLLAR SALE PRICE PART LINEN SUITING All colors. 4 Yards $1.00 Paisley Crepe: Radinm Silk, de_ Chines, Sl Pongee. POLLAR SAL $ l 000 Yard Women’s— Pumps and Oxfords White Pumps—Oxfords Black and Tan Shoes House Slippers APRON GHAM 15¢ value, DOLLAR SALY PRIC o $1.00 For WHITE LONG CLOTH Good 17¢ quality 82.In. DRESS HAM and CHAMBRAY All colors j DOLLAR SALE PRICE Yards s 1 .0 l o For BEACH CLOTH 36 inch—All Colors. 1 45c graqe. POLLAR SALE PRIC '4 5 $1.00 42-IN. INDIAN HEAD (g Gl _ Silk Stripes—75¢ seller. DOLLAR ¢ 15¢ value. DOLLAR SAl DOLLAR SALE PRICE wanis 61,00 For ( And Many Other Eargains SELF-SERVIGE SHOE MART Next to Mohican Market NE A Y IMPORTED DRE CREPES and VOILES GINGHAM 40 in. wide, all latest Small and large checks, 70c value all fast colors, 50c val. DOLLAR SALE PRICE 12x36 PILLOW CASES Good value, DOILAR SALE PRICE 5 - $1.00§ 72x00 SHEETS Made from good muslin DOLLAR SALE PRICE $1.00 ... Plain colors—4fc valu DOLLAR SALE PRIC! o $1.00 For 389 MAIN ST.