New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1923, Page 24

T e . ¥ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1929, MUSLIN ~ UNDERWEAR Envelope Chemise made ?EGGY" | Boston Store | of fine Radium Silk, bodice HAIR NETS DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. , rose! mmed, | 42c per ozen i, $248 | 9. . | ATTHEMEN'S | HOSIERY Real tte Costume Y e p Regularly priced 3 for 25¢ : Slips, 20+ hem, shadow s R | d An opportunity to supply o Al segs, | Satu | yourself with Hair Neta at COUNTER REDUCED a great saving, Cap shape, Special dedes Glovozlg'éln’; double mesh, Guaranteed Men's extra fine Percale Ladies' extra fine quality . fect, Shirts, attached collars, col Pure Silk Hose, made with Corsets for stout or slen. | PO — ors, lavéender and white, the panel back. Colors, der figures. $3 50 Listerine and Jntiseptic, | piack and white, and blue | black, cordovan, otter, gun Sat, Special . | Desticint gnd Piaghaietia | . Gad wiii, $1.19 | otal snd peio, Saturday . Special for Sat, 's Extra Fine Pur Ladies’ Extra Fine Qual- e R (Mary ~Garden - Taleam | iR, PR 00 T | ity Northampton full fash. wi o ’:i' black, yard Powéer, . 21 | Colors, black and cordovan, | ioned Silk Hose. Colors, vide, ‘Saturday "YQ> e T | Saturiay 95¢ | wite."puir $2.50 | char udnut's Three -4 Special Sy Ysllrd 79c Flower Twin Compact, a Speclal ... Pair c w"l'.:l;len"’:fiixrtn F‘Ine. Qual- (-,,E - the lknews "l-!:l’: new vanity case that com- A new line of Fall Ties,a | ity Full Fashioned Silk . tyles and colorings for | pines all the features you | jarge variety of patternsto | Hose, black and colors — TWO SPECIAL VALUES FOR THE WEEK-END SHOPPER e Mg P S :_‘l':“l"f;"""")"‘ wanted. Spe- | chogse from, Values up to | Values up to $2.50 pair. g Wil Wan ¢ Al Eakot G of T 2 A 1 2,00, Saturday very Woman an ast One of These Vens vide. $2.69 | Saturday .. $1.39 Special, Each $1.00 | Speent rair $1.00 ; ’ Yard . Woodbury’s Facial B, 85 56 | B | bra i Vales from the Basement Poiret TMmHWDresses Special ..... Saturday ... riflian an Ar- 18-in, Ecru Art Linen for Outdoor Blankets — all 4 meuse, all high grade fine H art work. wool, khaki colored, large Washable satin finished fab. | Last Minute Purchase Sat. Special, Yard 29C | size. Satur- $2 9 é at . . f X rics, in all colors plain and Q striped for dresses, linings 50 A“ wool Large size Crib Blankets | 92 Special d lingerie uses, d in nurse! tterns, Sat- : B A § " . i i g o :'rd',',y ik amann. New Quaker Craft Lace Trimmed, well tailored dresses in the newest straight line silhouettes which wide. Saturday Special ..... Yard 68C TOPCO ATS Special Curtains. Sat. $2 9 8 become hoth youthful and mature women. The popular coat dress also paneled All Pure Linen Dish Special Pair . models with duvetyn vestees, in color, c ontrast, embroidery in self or harmoniz- Toweling with red borders. 36-inch Silk Drapery in ing tones, tuxedo, round or V neck. Lingerie collars and cuffs. Braiding, pin FOR SATURDAY Sat 6Y%-in. Black Moire Rib- Y. Yard 25(: several different colors. tucking, ‘in fact all the newest colors, navy, brown and black. bon, extra heavy quality. Special ... Saturda A § y Saturday 45 c 81x90 Full Size Bed | Special .... Yard 98c AL e : SR — — Sp:;i:ln‘ y R o Sheet, made of good heavy ° Iea;fing shades. Very fine g::gr;a;fleached ~ary 4 i.zs.lilnch Meircl:‘erized gl S l D quality, waterproof. Sat Made of all wool material Special Sat, Special. Yard 490 ° urday 2 7 fully lined throughout, em- i Special ........ () bodying all the newest col- Silk Mull Comfortables, 3 : : ; Fancy Mesh Veiling, all the ors in fopeoats, mannishly fosal natoarns, pixn bore Marquisette Curtains — At a price that will almost double your purchasing power, embodying the inds i B ilor h whi . i ) Aty At A § 1 . HW Kings in the lateat col tpllored, ‘excellent. value, Qe QS MWL MR Sl | WSO e Bifoe, 000 newest Fall ideas and modes consisting of Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine and dark and medi ixtures, ton. Satur- length, 4 ¢ g:cifln:u.{d.’:’t.. 45C Allrsi::s. - day Special $4 98 Pailr | Satins. In winsome youthful models for street and afternoon wear. ' Special For Saturday | EUROPEAN SITUATION DISCUSSED PATENTS ISSUED 10 gmg (WOJCED | CINDERS FOR SALE | CROWLEY BROS INC. | Hich Grade Furniture BY BABSON—EFFECT OF NEW WAR "= """ R rooD SHop| A M Hars el G o i List of patents issued to the ocitl- | 2'67 Cl;guman Stree‘ ‘ A. D“. LIPMAN s C ticut for the week end- i Wellesley Hills, Mass, Sept. 14.— curities except at a great discount. | hor® ol Fonhectiont 198 (8 FECE b — General Trucking— iapman Can she send us goods with whych |, oA Sohmidt, solicitor of patents, 118 MAIN STREET 99 WEST ST. FEL. 1233-3 | Estimates cheer ally given on all j'}hi‘flz-.’il Tatayotie. 5t il ““What would a new European war do- h 3 AR 0 pay r V] ? n to business?” The question was put | ‘0 Pay for our own goods © CAll | 950 Main street, this city. MUTUAL BUILDING | 2 to Roger W. Babson as he was read- :,I:n ';‘hi: ,l‘j:‘;lt"f,“:.‘l'::uo';m];c:ie'w:’:: Wilbert 1. Babcock, assignor to the e :] ‘ '’ o , . N (] : e & e o Ul ind cabies This Is the great auestion, and enly | Waterbury raw Goods Corp, Water- —_— , Open Until 8 P. M. One Family House on Glen street just listed. uronear | 1€ future can answer t. It Burope Lot 5 o N Kinds sters and Clams 2 3 : 3 e haes o Dosaen """ | camnt send e Soot to'pay torwar (ot U S 5| “Beonomy™ s mot a dull word Agh""“‘ "(f (’by :1 Lo " Here is a nice little home in perfect shape, right i sup. | SUPDlies, then she canngt send in i b " okl P . 7 Shrim rab Mea callops | .W:n' sosms. nl::o:::::;hlewth:tflb::‘_ Fonts o compets wigh our own fac. | €N G«z“;\;;u:)::;g, Maxwell & Moore, | for it meansl spending as well » Lo 1 B ‘near the center. It has never been sold and you ) : . [tories. This would at least relieve |Inc. J . | @5 saving, It is nothing more| sobsters. | N . . thanglld in another war at this time,” [ OVCF b fonelgn competitive pres-| George M. Eames, Bridgeport. Fab- g & g 3 - o the G 4 |are buymg it first ha“d ata bal'g‘alll. e replied. “Yet condifons are far |, " ion ihreatens us today, This| Ficating. tire fabrics. than making wise use of money We Have the Goods i Willilam A, Gordon, assignor to| Spem‘l, but save also, hy pa- more favorable for a conflict today| '~ ¢ than they were in 1914, Moreover, | (2P¢ Sr‘”'l’,":p{;:fii:“&’::o:'“"‘Itns")"!';‘“’er IR T HOUNARY,: - Deshy: ‘t il gy / ronizing this popular store, the wisest students of international | | Centrifugal mold. European war could send the price K ‘:;Mrs have been predicting for some | oL o up to two or three dollars| Bengt M. W. Hason, Hartford. Tool HONISS’S me that mnother war is sure to come and holder shields. . CAMP REAL ESTATE CO ’ . a hushel. ‘and that it will again begin in the |* Ernest F. Nichols, New Haven, as- g A "o govert ' 24-30 State St. Hartford “What Kurope really needs,” con- : Balkans. Doubtless the Greeks killed v {3 signor to government of the United 1 Mr. Babson, ) S i p soeed T o, Rougst Visit Our Dining Room | 272 Main Street. . Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg, g‘r::.‘;};”;t“;:m;:’m’g‘e:g'dg’r‘:;’fe’ to goodnoss' religlon | Wo shall see | Staten represenied by the mecrotary| 4 o gppen )y o feels very bitter toward the rest of (1O real and’ lasting prosperity until O'C’;:‘h"flj\‘ sl‘l‘ "l‘g;;‘r: I;‘)::f)urv Flee- : - 3 - Europe. The Greeks believed that | Purope gets headed in the L L el T light brackets. g : : TR i "DRINK — FOR SALE! they were a great factor in helping |fection. Bome real religion will lead | "5, 0 G, Roos, assignor, by mesne | Gobel’s Short Gut Shoulders, s | Very desirable 2-Family House, 87 Camp St. Also first class ; e | assignments, to the Locomobile Co., | 21c Ib, AYERS’ SODA WATER | 2-Family on Hamilton St. Building Lots are selling fast at Russ- B Y R NCLD BERIRNY. ARG (CURl) IoH vanl TallFION. 16 eVidehE ‘Barone B v e | dopblecrassod Brgytport, | neini. | win Land Co. Prices low and good terms. Greece in favor of Turkey because | WU NG &1 pasties 1n this country| ™oy i 1 "Rugsell, assignor to the | GGobel’s Quality First Bacon Take home & bottle of cream soda Turkey has ofl and Greece has no|réady to help form such a league. |\ 0on"mied & Rubber Co., Norwalk. A 4 ~Something you will like—it's deli- oll! The Greeks felt tihiat there is hurjope today is a hotbed of !ealousy: Vulcanising rubber, 35¢ 1b, cious. H. DA;YTON' HUMPI‘REY nothing more they could lose and that | Selfishness, and polittcal intrigue. Only | T5e b FV T (o il oo o0 g | Three size bottles—3c, 10c, 15c. | 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BANK BLba, 3. s 800« [ ¢ aaty o A aate s S—3c, , 150 72 ) STREE y as the hearts of both the people and | o\, "yiro (1o, "Waterbury. Button for | Libby's ‘Apricots, . perhaps they might gain back some- 1 | thing ‘out of another struggle—at | the loaders of urope are softened,| ' o\ "lo) other artloles. (2 pat- 20c can | least, they would have tholr rovenge, | Vil the tangle be, straightened out. Sft ¢ ‘ It may take another war with all its M0 o to| Large Can Celfast Peaches, 4THE OLD HOME TOWN STANLEY Money to loan on mortgages. ; Y T d This was the situation. Italy's self l respect compelled her to take some ETuesomencss and suffering to bring |\ oo Thiok Co., New Haven, | action, but I hope this affair will "';:‘10:;:'“‘h:;;“‘h‘:"“i‘-‘;““" '(‘” 1).1:;’;;:‘: Clock case (3 patents), £ quickly be settled and forgotten. 24t ‘ G s s t| Philip K. Williams, assignor to the OLD \ ¥ bty o . Williams, as ; ¢ 3 OLD ER — let us pray,—not only for Lurope but| . =T Gh b FRGE T Glastonbury, | Ldly of the Valley Golden NEWT SHES : l= 5 A = “How much further trouble will for ourselves,—that we may be honest develop, only time an tell. T rder o y “ b trouble” between Taly ‘ani Grecce 1 [and unselfish, romembering that wo | Tolet powder receptacle, © © | Bantam Corn, 22 can g o areaen ]l | not the only European tangle which | bave responsibiiities as wel) as op- | i . ass 3 i : | g N e e e only Buropean tangle which ward Miller & Co, Merlden. Lamp. | Imported Roquefort Cheese, =\-— SHEET MUSIC . WA must be stralghtened out. If another|POFtunitics and that no country can | Ward Mijle real war should soon develop, it now Y_""l"”‘“‘“"";" Y‘";;T"‘r”"“‘“”““ tha mis: | (3 pateRA), Labels | 65¢ lb, looks ms if Germany would line up |fortunes of another. . O ¥y . Bine with Greece and Russin, and that| The Babson chart shows general | Kopf Bros. o ew Haven. Sun-| ywhite Rose Grape Juice, France would back up Italy with the | business at 10 per cent below nor-| ™ gt 4 o help of Turkey. Were it not for | Mal—no change from last vvrl(, ~§c pt. ———e——— 4 Egypt and India, England would keep | - F | | i Rt 7) 7 f out of it this time; but with her great FINDS DESERTED BABY | AY F EVER 2 Phrosto Fruit Punch, 4 ° LIGHT HARDWARE FINDS DESERTED . If you can’t “‘get away,” ease 30c jar e ) TIN TYPE UGALLE!V | | QUICK LUNCH interests in the East, e ca o- Puna Wil do,. Tt 100) D | the attacks with— 18] AND MIXED PAINTS dict what England will do. It looks : now as it Germany might be the real | Peking Man Discovers Child Together | winner in such & conflict,—at least, it With Money and Note. | e g would take France's mind off ‘rep- " Q h . ; _ Peking, Sept. 14.—Attracted by the | VAPORUB ki, 3 . Arstlons’ for & while, and _perhans | yqiiing of an infant, & pedestrian re. | Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly WEEK-END SPECIALS ;::ce [of ‘f::f]u“ Qn""‘u?fi':‘: ;’h;‘r;;’ll‘j:‘ | cently turned aside into a cemetery . | BAVS glven In to Turkey aid re.|Sftde Helchimen, one of the prin-) ., | Regular 38c 1b. Coffee, turned to her 80 much that they had | o PY W o GhIrd T [ | 30c 1b. found a new-born child wrapped in | taken away, It is a great temptation | Str | 19" | red silk and with a silken cord about | um er a re 0r | il for some of the other nations—iike j ll Roast Stuffed Chickens, 25¢ can | —. i S i I I i Russia, Germany and Bulgaria—to try | 1% neck. YAY WANIS BAtRe, WIBArIA—1o trY | " An envelope attached to the cord G H k gltg_fi'/z 1b. average, R YD ] United States:—Of course the tempor- | 25KINE the finder to use the money A- . awker J — “As to the effect on business in the | CONtained $300 in cash and a note| ary result of another European “M‘{‘nr the care of the youngster. The| ‘; would be upsctting to business in | Nder was further instructed to ap- many lines. Any shock Is unsettling | P®aT at a certain place, Wofusu, on and disturbing. This explains the |JUY 15, three years hence, when, the action of the commodity market ang |10t said, he would meet with good We Clean Everything About the S_tore the stock market during the past|fOTtUne. | Under the S N. B. O, Goods. weeks. For six months following the | 3 1 & “n- > declaration of war July 30, 1014 General Housecleaning | Cheese, All Kinds. commodity prices and stock price A Specialty Pickles (sweet and sour). NEW BRITAIN Try a b, of our Loaf Cake. declined, and business in general was A very bad. Before the close of the WINDOW | Cooked Meats for Sandwiches a year 1914, however, orders began to . CLEANING (0. | specialty. | come from Europe in large quantitics, : (T T s . . 5 | our mills were working full time, and I 338 Main St.—Tel, 888 | Cabbage, Fgz. Crab Meat, Potato, | our wage workers: soon ain ‘ 3 | Vegetable, Chicken Salads. money to spend. By the close of 1915 ] m- stocks were high, wholeesale . b . weer crimbing, and the [ 'nited State g . Involids & | ONE FAMILY HOUSE—19 BARNETT ST, ! was beoming very prosperous. ‘ | Can be bought right if taken at once “But E e then had money with ’ e tg buy and & e crei - con: | Ths oo Bosd Drk o Al Ages DE WITT A. RILEY CO., Ine. } ot CALE HELD A . THE DEPOT wAS 74 | Hons ave entitely diffsrent. Europe :::wuk}xmed?,m"!mm"?"‘“ now has very little gold she can letforms. Nourishing-No cooking. s e 4 9" Avoid Imitations and Substitutes ]lnsulanu Service National Bank Bldg. DAD,K FY E_ send us. We do not want her se- | |