New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 11

BOSTON STORE DONNELLY, MULLEN CoO. PHOENIX HOSIERY At New Low Prices Maker's regular numbers known to thousands of women, now offered at 15¢ to 50c less than their for- mer prices, Phdenix No. 368 Full fashioned with lisle, garter top, all the new spring shades, black, beige, nude, tan bark, Arizona sil-, ver, airedale and sombrero, Was §2,00° $ l 85 New price, pr. Phoemx No. 398 Heavy weight, pure thread S|lk with extension heel and lisle garter tops. Was $2.65, $2 3 5 New price. pr. leenlx \'o. 786 Full fashioned knee silk with extension heel and open work lace clock, col- ors black, white and cor- ‘as $2.95. New price, pr. $2.25 Philippine Gowns, eight ‘f’mem“ styles to choose rom, all sizes $l 98 Sat. Special. . Ladies’ Radium Silk leading Slips, in all the spring shades, $4 95 Sat. Special . . Ladies’ Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, bodice top and lace trimmed. Saturday $3 . 6 9 Special . ... COLONIAL DESIGN IN THE BURRITT (Continued ¥rom Preceding Pagh.) velvet, and also adds the carpet. The chairs throughout the hotel are colontal Windsors, made in Gardner, Mass., patterned closely after those brought to Ameriea in 1620 by the Piigrims, with the archer’s bow shaped back, supporting spindles, vase-shaped outspread legs and roomy ‘ soat. The dressers, combination chiffion- fers, wood beds, telephone stands, desks and benches are of colonial de- | sign and were made by the Sligh Furniture Co., of Grand Rapids. They are finished in a rich 18th century brown mahogany. There are 119 Greenpolnt metal beds, they are of | the colonial Windsor type, with the more modern electric reading lamp uttachment and are built to match the balance of the room. The box springs, mattresses and pillows were made by the O. D. Baker Co, which makes bedding for the Jargest hotels throughout the coum- try. The springs are of finely tem- pered steel wire, and set in bass wood | frames. The mattresses are made of pure South American horsehair cov- ered with eight ounce hair proof ticking. The pillows are filled with live goose feathers. The uphoistered benches and seven foot davenports are espeecially attractive The Office The hotel office, sks, chairg and filing cabinets are of the regular B. C. Porter office ¢ ment, in the same 18th eentury mahogany color, An aftractive fiome atmosphere is given by ferneries, mirrors, small tables and other pleces of miscellan- vous Turniture placed about the lob- by and foyer, as is the large log- burning open fireplace in the bal room. to the life of 37 Years in Dusiness The B C. Porter Sons Co. founded 57 years ago by the C. Porter on Mainsstrees just nor of the railroad. A few years later he moved 1o the other side of the rail road and in 1855 built the five story building which the busine cupies. Teeent additions give s now oc- feet and the in Connecticut. An interesting side light on the fur. | nishing s that of the wall paper, which is in two distinctly colonia was copied from been in &n o ¢ Mass, for 150 de- | signs ard which has house in Salem, 209 years. ononial probably the city v this | ¢ firm & floor space of 37,500 square | © largest display. windows ab has tow day paper | incorporate dame and ¢ J voraiily SHIRT SALE Men's Extra Fine Qual- iy Percale Shirts, a new assortment of patterns, neat checks and stripes, Saturday b 8 9 c Special s Fine Quality 80 squik colors, in the newest pat- terns, 14 to 17, a splendid shirt for office or general wear, launders fine. Sat- urday Special Men's Extra Fine Qual- ity Shirts, made of genuine fruit of the loom material, repp, and also silk stripe madras, all the stripes and color combinatiens, every shirt guaranteed to be fast color, Satur- $l .48 day Special . . Men's Extra Fine Qual- ity Silk Stripe Madras Shirts, neat and attractive patterns. Sat- $1 .79 urday Special Men’s High Grade Shirts, English broadcloth, tub silk, imported fibers, pon- gees, nusylks, baby broad- cloth and glo silks, with and without collars, cut in 14 to 17, every arranted, attractive stripes and plain colors. Saturday o $2 79 Special . L Men's fine quality hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, 1-4 in. hem, Saturday Special 4™ 25¢ Georgette Crepe Ruffling in phuu and combination colors, 1, 2, 3 in. 98c wide, 36 in, Spe Last day !ur om Spanish Lace in all colors and huge assortment of patterns, v 98 c Special . ... Ladies’ 12 button Kid make, Gloves, 'Trefousse Special .. Percale Shirts, fast . ‘ NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY: 29, 1924, Smart Spring Styles $19.75 The smartest styles and the newest fabrics are presented in this group, and at this price they are a real value. You will find the coat with the flare back and raglan sleeve; the new- est note jn belted mod- els, and their slim tu- bular silhouette effect which- features patch pockets. The fabrics are new downy wool, imported fleeces, plaid and camel’s hair in tan, brown, grey, rust and zreen, IN NEW SPRING FABRICS / ) Other Fine Values i in Sp(nt Coats At 322..)0 $25, $29.75 and $39 Group One SILK FROCKS ctte for noon wear. Value to $29.50 Sizes 18 to 42, ALMOST NAMED THE NEW HOTEL MARY K only woma me socretary i busie st ring the ough only assieta tactor in her eve n interesting sto rtin aimost name n order to » find a Burritt ted tem- | tha CURTIN ention i that with a Bured - | hor Loomis of the when she returned and struck ¥ ctor but 1 1 cuggested adopted and she was It,is still felt by many t $16.50 - An Interesting Group of in the newest Spring styles, in Crepe Satin, Satin Can- ton, Roshanara and Georg- street and after- s had Miss Curtin's nay had by | 200 NEW SPRING DRESSES PRICED UNBELIEVABLY LOW FOR QUICK SELLING Specializing At Two Modest Prices Group Two $24.00 Many models each equal in beauty and design and un- equalled in actual value at this modest price. You will pronounce these the best dresses for the price that vou have seen in a season’s shopping they are worthy of a much higher price. ' young woman en suggost- | district in which the hands of the lived later fell into the Im s, adding to his troubles va went to Paris. Finding that 1 or transportation to America could not be arranged for months, the young man decided to go to Paris. He is a machinist, employed at Lan- ders, Frary & Clark’s factory MANSLAUGHTER IS d in tim been the name of NSWERED A, L S HELD IN DIVE Forcibly Dlsrobed and Kept Prisoner in Philadelpbia “Bildware e story e po- 1 and y roomu ertise d in a Director Death of Child tisement for a s apartment robed, her n to dis- take away and the formed Maciean, campt GOES TO PARIS T0 WED Spring Street Man Sails Tomorrow 1o iild’s body. An autopsy will Claim Bride After War Interrupted . ' Wash., s Macican, who wa s last night to ¢ s of T2y M with his wif e Wwill marry | ¢ sweetheart Homandce atis and > America place, |1 N. Pap- runswick, Maine, to visit her y return. and the Women’s New Spoit Tooats‘, BOSTON E DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. Basement Values $1.19 89c¢ 25¢ Unbleached Sheets, full bed size, made of finest quality cotton. Saturday Special, Ea. Ruffled Curtains with tie-backs to match: regular $1.25 value, Saturday Special . Pair | Heavy Bleached Double Thread Turkish | Towels, Saturday Special Cretonnes, 36 in. wide, in many pretty patterns. Saturday Special .. Heavy Unbleached Muslin, 36 in. wide of the very best quality cotton. Saturday Special, Yard Sofa Pillows, cretonne in a large assortment of colors and patterns. Saturday Special 20 in. round covered with a good quality Each 89C $3.59 $1.25 10c Yard 29C . Yard 796 Toilet Goods Lady Ester. pose cream, urday Special, . Djer Taleum Saturday Silver Bleached Lunch Cloths, hemstitch- ed, warranted pure linen. Special .... Each White Linen 3-Piece Set with very neat lace edge. Saturday Special .......... Set Scarfs, 45 in. and 54 in,, to match. Heavy Absorbent White Cotton Toweling with blue border. Special 2 18 in. Ecrs Art Linen. Saturday Special Terry Cloth, new spring patmn, 36 in. wide, Saturday Special Creme Angelus for cleans- ing and bleaching the skin. Saturday Special .{ four pur- " 69c¢ Powder. Neet, a fragrant antisep- tic cream that removes hair. Saturday Special Special ...... Listerine Tooth Paste. Saturday Special Empire Sleeve Protectors Saturday Special Silkateen Mending Floss, Saturday Special NOTIONS \\‘hhl\ grade, .\'pl-cial Bmom~. high Shoe Trees, urday Special \n\\‘ CHARGED T0 COUPLE Arrested in Portland, Me., Alter « figures on luxury taxes 1 that the public spent more ¥ (]ulru. the 'BIG INCRASE IS SEEN INREVRNUE IGURES © 5 | 1 4 194,878 du Colections During Seven Montl s Christmas ewelry taxes ven months endi ing Janvary 31 Were $1.161.- ased $49.. 1 last i1 as compared with ¢ same months of 0 inc 616,165, Report Shows . : ed Washington, Feb, 20.—~Total i tions in the seven months ending January 31 were $1,- 461,646,165, ase of $183,870, 406 owe the e ending January 31 sioner Blair comes taxes made ternal revenue collec an incre Week Ending Feb. 16 Shows R. R. Traffic tailroad ending record, an raile esponding last year. Co ced today th period mmis- at Record for 000 ove period a year ¢ — ANNOUNCEMENT — Opening For Business Saturday, March 1st Visitors Welcome Our Opening Feature CLEARTONE RADIO SETS Non Regenerative Four Tube We are also dealing in the popular sets and are stocked with a full line of standard parts. — Sets Built to Order — OQur Policy—“SERVICE and QUALITY” Open Evenings and Saturdays The Radio Equipment House 259 Main Street Room 203, Booth’s Block Second Floor—Elevator Service — Phone 523 — I8 ul Christmas *