New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1923, Page 13

'OUR MIGHTY BIG ANNUAL WALL PAPER SALE Begins FRIDAY, July 6th All Our Complete Stock of the Finest WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS (OVER $15,000.00 WORTH) Will Be Offered, Nothing Reserved, In This WONDERFUL SALE AT 507 DISCOUNT No one has ever questioned the reliability and superior quality of merchandise offered by The John Boyle Co. DURING THIS SALE Special Discounts Will Be Given on All of Our PAINT and VARNISH SUPPLIES To the purchaser who first guesses the correct number of single rolls of Wall Paper sold during this wonderful sale, or nearestto it, we will refund the full amount of net cash purchase. FREE DELIVERY OF ALL PURCHASES, in the City, Berlin, Kensington, Plainville, Forestville, Southington and Bristol. No GOOds Charged or eXChanged‘ ; B Uik a0 PRI L 220 D (O s 5 D W A0 e s s il e ) 0 S D A S e s i e it o) B s e e " THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY PAINT ENGINEERS THE CITY’S LEADING DECORATORS ‘ 3-5 FRANKLIN SQUARE | heritage of your fathers. We Ame: 1 H community through visual re N . presenta- ght Movies as an Aid tion received an educational and motley: groups of gypsy men and [tinued. “A short time ago near the B [;HAREST women with their numerous progeny, WORK URGED As MEANS {lnnmgrauon station I saw 250 men|icans, and you Hawaiians are Amer- . i | and women from the Philippines and | cans, are getting farther away from To Educational Work | spirituar upiist. gome of the children without a stitch jof clothing. For this is the land of To SAYE DYING RACE’I am wondering whether they are to, work and labor. Yet, unless educa- San Francisco, July f.—Use of mo- Y : take your places here, for I don't|t{6n leads youth back to the land, it|tion pictures in schools at night as an B | educational agency was advised by QUOTAS EXHAUSTED E Romany, of the race from which the gypsy fortune tellers and vagabonds ‘|see Hawailans using and owning the|[is vain.” of the United States claim descent. | Other Nationalities Coming In mdisoll‘ —_— | Mrs. Susan M. Dorsey, Los Angeles| Washington, July 5.—The immigra- et “There is no need of one closing his CAR LOADING REPORTS superintendent of schools in an ad-|tion quotas of Egypt, Turkey, Pales- dress before the national education|tine, Syria, Albania, Africa and small L And y lleves th heaut; N o : = unadot:‘needg!;g!:;m::nedcthe z;';olt‘au ¥ Taking Possession Hawatian Sofl— or her eyes to the conditions about| o oy July 6—Car loadings of al £1 I SNOW G['OW[]]g Faste}' Tha]] Afly Rumanian women, who admittedly| May Lose ¢ nwrol of Territory. | US. Unless the Hawalians retain| == %0 0 ol iondIngs Of |association convention. “Thers is no|countries classifled as “other Europe are the most attractive and fascinat- | possession of the lands, own and con- '€ 4 ght exceedec e million | more “senfieless extravagance,” she|and “‘other Asla” have been exhausted H $ ing in the Balkans, owe their strik- Honolulu, July 5.—The Hawnl!anslxrol them and work them, they are mark for the fourth time this year for [said, “than great masses of costly|for July, it was announced today at 0[!]81‘ G".y lI] Elll'OpE ing beauty to their '.,ram of gypsy or|have a right to the good things of (N0t Roing to run this territory. mm week ending June 23. The total !school masonry dead, inert, useless, |the immigration bureau. Those of Greek blood, their Jangorous eyes and | their island 41 h on Silaatl The effort that is being made to|Was 1,002,740 cars an increase of 227,- | night after night,w hile they might be |Greece and the Netherlands are going their olive 'wnfi,lmons' They ate] Y APIANCHE. &N ope V. |rehabfiitate the Hawalian race, on|203 over the week before. throbbing with life and light while the | rapidly. Shcharéat, -dnly, Sr—Bucharest 18l buovanct and viviclous; romentio. aad] ok Rosseasion o tnem alip from YOUT' the island of Molokai drew praise | rowing faster than any city in Eu-|peasure loving. | hands,” Representative John E. Rak-|from Representative Raker. : ope. It is spreading out in all direc- Men Also Use iy | ers of Colifornia, told the Hawalian 2 vou Hawalians could deve]np‘ ‘ons over the neighboring plains in i ¢ Rogu Civic club here recently. Molokai it would renew your energy, n effort to house its population of a| Both sexes in Rumania use perfum-| “After two weeks of studying your aspiration and give new hope to your aillion, whieh is still growing. In|ery, rouge and cosmetic business is|territory I am wondering what is to young men,” he said. “You have the 913 the capital's population was only (one of the most profitable in Ru- become of the Hawaiians,”” he con-iright to some things which were the 88,000, which included 35,000 Aus- mania. The Rumanign men are tall, - f Yl d Hungarians and 43,000 il L handsome and dark, but are inclined ews. . Bucharest is the joy city of Eu-(to be effeminate. They wear form- | ope. Loev and laughter, song and|filting jackets, waistbands and affect vine, dancing and card-playing are|monocles and spats. This, of course, € dear to the Rumanian heart as to|does not apply to the peasantry, who he gayest spirits in Bohemia. are a sturdy, homely, energetic lot, The Rumanian eats five times a and constitute the backbone of the tay, and is ready for another remst‘?cnuntry and {its chief hope for the t midnight. He dislikes going to bed. |future, ie loves his wine-jug and his cards.| Although Bucharest prides itself on \nd he would die without his rum-|being the Paris of the Balkans, and offee and his gossip about the latest|French is spoken more than any| candal of the town. |other foreign tongue, there is a great People Appear Prosperous desire on the part of the educated | The Calle Victoriei, Bucharest's classes to learn FEnglish. American rifth avenue, is studded with pretty|tutors are much in demand. Ry yomen in the latest Parisian gowns There are at present three news- ynd jewels. Smart loking army of-|papers printed in French, which is lcers in high patent-leather boots and |the court and soclety language, but it sue and gold uniform strut along the [probably will not be long before a 3 H . . . » H ' . L] . . H . . . L] ’ ’ H . . . . : : /56’/ ;C’CU X 4( ) dalto, shedding smiles on Rumania's |daily paper published in English will i pvely feminity. Among these dash-|be established. Queen Marie, who is H ng Don Juans and Lotharios one sées!an accomplished writer, has published H all her books in English, and that is H 1] x . N L) i v ' . ] . . . . . . . . . . H H . . H . . H H » H . Walk-Over White Shoes Now $1.90 to $3.90 We have further reduced nearly all lines of Walk-Over White Shoes, in- cluding Straps and Pumps—Here are a few of the many bargains: il Walk-Over $6 White Cloth $3 90 Walk-Over $8 Swiss Buck Sport Ox- seats four persons comfortably. | Oxfords ............ Now L, goll‘dsy Duplex 5 $3 90 oles .. ow ¢ $1585 @Upe though both the king and queen com- mand facile use of half a dozen othet tongues. . Compact without crowding—and with cor- dial, friendly appeal—this new Six-40 Moon Coupe invites to real companionship. It At Buenos Aires esma sscmssscancaas essscas as mescerrEIzesEetasaTsesene Equipped with ight — i Il : hgw‘,"’_mwl meggg,ti};\td nfwerfcefflin : [|§| One-Strap White Cloth $3 90 Walk-Over Black and White Combina- car is the experi- type window lifts—you marvel at the pro- ||8 Pumps that were $5 .. Now . tion Sport Oxfords, $l 90 - of the oldest and vision made for your comfort and conven- s were $6 t0 $8 ....... Now . ence ience. 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