New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 14

hetter odu ties for blind people. The march walked in groups holding each otl by the hand. A band headed the pa rade, and many of the marchers car- ried banners teading to rouse popular sympatly WHAT'S A BRIDET0 - She Elopes But He Has His Party Just the Same ARREST GIRL SEER AS FORTUNE TELLER “Kansas Psychic Accused o De- * manding Fees New McCall Printed Patterns OUT TODAY New Spring Styles L50.898889888998885,88 28954599988 HE S L L8508 Styles For Spring in the McCALL QUARTERLY Now on Sale at the Pattern Dept. £999099899500888880.808848058980008958,99.0.88889 0} AND e e Baviason & Aeventhal . THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND ACTION. MEW BRITAIN, CONN. New York, March 7. ds served yester) » Dennis, 18, tune conrt teif | i Notwith- had, tigura- cing en left at the cliurch by his fiancee, who had eloped | & told and married other man in berlund, Md., Joseph Richards, zen of Union Unientown, Pa., stand tively son was ater devel hedule, and 4 a great time ave marricd Rose He had linmond engage- g i circlet of gold. | §8 n he found she Joped Rich- ed to mourn. Wedding in- 1d gone out to relatives and sections of Southwest- a and he went on with ments, ome and valuuble presents by | § scorc were brought by the guests | 8 at | for the bride groom. August Mrs. | Burnett of ( o best njan, f the com- court ye not have pre- 1 his wife or the fact that he o ment had been approved d W partment. Miss at police h Joseph missione sioner | Mrs. nis deserit tall with w hair, and as going on the stage. id she told Miss Denni | ption of her son was not decked himsel but that the girl insisted that ations - | friends in ern Pennsy Lis # rters, on . deputy bef and once $OLLL888 0998288 8,88999,89.9.58.9.8.8,55888 The Newest Mode! BOYISH SUITS Very handsomely fashioned of Twill Pencil stripes; Twill Cords, Cheviots, Homespun, Bedford Cords and Oxfords, in the new one and three-but- ton styles; braided and plain. THE YOUNGER GENERATION SHARES' IN NEW SPRING STYLES WASH SUITS For Washable Boys Handsomely made of twills, crash and pongee cloth. and two-plece suits, $1.95 . $3.95 that (‘)(:N‘N‘ e For Madam or Miss the missing complained that he had spent $125 in telegrams and telephone mes- b LR KRGHBISHOPS MARCH 27 night “Bud” came back and said he Hayes and Mundclein Will be Elevated | § had been in the South most . of the, : time, working in shipyards and that on February 27, last, was in Pitts-{ burgh, | The summons issued to Mrs. Foley | By The Associated Press. . was sald to have included Miss Den-| Rome, March 7.—Archhishop:Hayes nis’ mother. 1t was alleged that after | of New York and Archbishop .\(un-. s the interview with the daughter was delein of Chicago will receive their over, Mias Dennis entered the room | red hats, insignia of the cardinalate and told Mrs. Foley she had been at a public consistory March 27, three there twenty minutes and that the fee days after the secret consistory in for that Jength of time was $25. which their elevation to the Sacred iee——— college will take place, New Haven Man Dies in The news that the two American prelates had been designated for the An Automobile Accident 4 New Haven, March 7.—~Charles S. high honor by his holiness has take the Catholie world here somewhat Borger of this city died instantly surprise, because of the fact that two from a crushed skull as a result of & red hats are to be bestowed upon the eollision with an automobile driven game country at the same consistory by Eugene Walsh, also of this city, It is conceded, however, that this is on the Milford turnpike late Jlest|done in recognition of the growing mght. Borger's car which was going | importanee of the United States in the west, I8 said to have struck the one | eyes of the Vatican, and as a compli- driven by Walsh which was going in ment to the American church. Pope the opposite direction. The collision [ Plus also is known to have an affec- vl Torger's car to turn around |tion for America and things Amerl- throwing him to the oap. 2 and & companion | The importance of America in the | § | councils of the Catholic church hus|§ always been given consideration by the pontiff, for one of his first acts after his election was to extend the time of Llind men, women and ¢hildren | limit between the death of a pope and fached In a parade through the bus- [the election of a succcssor ®o0 the ihiss soction of this eity recently, in! 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Hand- some models, In sizes 8 to 16, $5.95 . $14.95 NEW SPRING INFANTS' WEAR Showing the largest and most com plete line of infants’ wear and hand some novelties, and LEvening the newer For Street Wear Dresses in styles and very fashionably made in Crepe, Alexander, Ilat Crepe, Roshanara, Satin Crepe and Georgette in shades that are the very latest, Made of Flannel Check, solid shades and' handsome knit wear, very smartly de- signed and trimmed with con- trasting colors, silk collars and cuffs, side folds, neat pockets and belts. Read the < A A A A e L O R R R R R R R R R R R T e TEPPTIICTTIIPCCCTPIPETP PRSI PP $88888848800808808888800580880800.1 SILK UNDERWEAR For Milady’s Wardrobe Heavy Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk Step-Ins and Chemises, Gowns and Bed Sacks, in all wanted shades. ! BEANS that are not baked are not labeled baked beans. Heinz *Baked Beans have “Heinz BAKED Beans” on the label. They are baked. That's the rea- > NEW SPRING SWEATERS son for their wonderfully sweet flavor. That's the secret of their Ideal Waists for the new Boy- Line Suits, very nicely made, in all wanted material; in Tuckins $2.95 ,, $7.95 SPRING SKIRTS Smartly made Sweaters in a huge assortment of this season’s latest models and solors that makes selection a very simple matter. A Kyt unbroken jackets, their mealy centers, ease of digestion and body-building nutriment. There are four kinds of HEINZ BAKED BEANS Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce. Baked Beans without Tomato Sauce, with Pork (Boston Style). Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce without meat (Vegetarian). Baked Red Kidney Beans. HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS ~O/ IN THE NEWEST STYLES and Blouse effects. $1.95 , $2.95 ~8econd Floor Specially Priced at $2.95 ., $6.95 ~Becond ¥ioor Fashioned of the newest of Fab~i f smartly made 1p in the season’s!? atest styles and shades. SPRING GLOVES For Madam’s Costume Made of the finest welected #'rench national kids, Some have short flare cuffs, others in the pop ular gauntlet and 2.clasp style handsomely stitched and embroid red backs, in the scason's newest Speciaily marked LADIES’ CHECKERED SPORT HOSE $2.95 One of the new Spring noveltics in all new shades in Silk and Lisle. —Main Floor a 0 Marked Specially t '$5.95, $14.95 BELLBA888080800088000800088800008800080808808080800008 “CHENEY” NEW SPRING SILKS § : "\ shades. $2 . $5.95 Spring fhowing CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS Now is the time when one’s thought is about making the home more beautiful for the com ing months. You will bs amazed at our jatest spring showing of curtains and material that are very handsomely made, of scrims 1 Aamines, Quaker nets, silk gauza, mar and dobbynets. Neatly made with nice ruffies or plain to suit the taste most skeptical. 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