New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 24

23 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1921, home 2" BUTTERFLIES MIGRATING. weeks ‘and’ Féachod ag far morth o} for- |n L et A A to its Kknowii as “Painted Ladles,” have] dlouds, and the radiators 6f many ab NFW YORK TRUANT SAYS ","."3."‘,.". ' .[ e '.‘f”"",‘{'lf.s-"'.“""‘ e b W Lo ltinialin s , RELIES ) Secret Formula of Discoverer Is '“m.:vn.‘::..;.l-uv‘h”m Choose Site for Japan's | Kep[ Intact N York, April 1S<Thice times Wireless Installation ! ast cighteen months Mrs - Tokio, April 18.---Sites for Japan's New York, April 15 zie, BLY Bast 32050 radio station for dircet conne fiemita by which John J el in municipal tion with Europe have been an- claims he will be a o ling send her dauglhiter nounced by the Department of Com- | electric light t 0 : tic { 00l. Yesterduy Munications. Both receiving and e A preden agistrate Smith Sending sections will be in the neigh- I the sume offense, Porhood of Nogoya, the former at 0. told the Kaizomura, in Miyve prefecture, and | )t officers 1he latter at Tsamimura, Hehi pref 1en away ture. nd put{ This station, which is to be the % most pownrful in Japan will cost | This developed yesterday at he ury 1 ¢ a4 corfiticute 9,000,000 yen, will work dircetly with | Martin law inguiry into th wdelit attesting her marriage ‘to Dennis the Eiffel Tower, I'aris ,and Nuauen Magistrate Smith consid- Germany, When it is in operati the Twaki station on the IMacific e used exclusively for trans- | communication. g he new station is expected to be | -, in operation by April, 1925, | . Writing said, | ‘was over his b 1 in ¢ A Brunstwick record like no record ank account now g you have ever heard before e corporat | “Whose lzzy containing more than twe names, was produced by Chambers, special deputy general, showing the ! Tomadelli has tra ¢d 3 shares out of his 100,000 1 voting stock. This stoc the inventor in excha €nt rights at a mee b A. L. Ken, patent u ¥, 3road- 66 way. Tomadelli sent a circuar letter to stockholders last July saying he would not fix a date for the completion of his lamp, which has never been dem- onstrated here, but that in t} tumn he would have ready a ctric bulb that would burn for - ars . on its own power They should all hold their stock, he s=aid, hecause it B w De WaRtLGL) 00 8 s Two Fox Trots, played by Carl Fenton's pere will be another 1" g = April 24, Orchestra, with orchestral effects as ey : catchy as the song titles themselves. Half Million Atteng b Yy Py ‘h_ PP Great Bathing Event ome in and hear t is one nn. severa San Francisco, April 15.—The Cali- others which we have just received. foruia citrns crop last year sold for a total of $105,000,00 p i figures compiled by N ¥« Catifornia This represenivd e efos John A. Andrews & Co. Inc. :.,,vr :,au,,,...mum expens 132 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Althougl ore than H0,000 carlomds . . o T T et ward Shiioabl thie conamrath PHONOGRAPH HEADQUARTERS 2 B g e b Brunswick, Columbia and Pooley Phonographs amounted to 8,741 carloads, 8§ per- cetn of the country’s total consump tion, ENDOWING PLYMOUTH Plymouth, April 18— Lord Astor is supplomenting Ladg Astor's donation of 850,000 to form & housing trust for Plymouth, Ly an additional 85 0 The situation now is that Lord Lady Astor ar od 1o fov trust with t of 81 which will ] pirchase site, build and institute and rultable’ dwelling houses FITCH-JONES CO. Shirts | Underwear Our stock of fine shirts was | 4 ica long way to summer yet never so complete—every good | —and the short way to comfort material aln(l pattern—all sizes now is found in medium weight and four different sleeve lengths | underwear—nplentiful assortment —fabrics that will wear. Tyson and Manhattan Made ‘-‘ of good fabrics. Vassar Made Madras Broadcloth $2 10 $5 $3.50 $5 Athletic Knitted Silk $1 to $2.50 Union Suits $6 to $12 A $2 to $4.50 NECKWEAP Here vou will find the largest assortment of =and Neckwear in town—"Qur Specialty.” Foulards | Cut Silks Never have they been so These display good taste and attractive exceptional quality $1.50 and $2.00 £1.00 to $1.00 ’ {1eague of nations last year, Yover, The movement lasted about two ||w||“ul‘| mate. The common green variety They | costs less thun 83°a pair, while a pair | been migrating from/( Lower Califor- {lunnlnhs were plastered with Ul | vari-colored wings. In 1901 the 1o | of white birds is priced at $1,000 and | nia, Mexico. to southern California, was a4 similar northward migration. 8DDDDM WDDDDDDDDMDDUDDE g - 0 %. § New E aster Footwear & v Make Kinney's your headquarters for Easter Footwear. We have hundreds of styles in Ladies’ Novelty Pumps—all the leading colors. We carry the largest line of Children’s Shoes in town, Universal Sandals, the 4 Diggest hit of the sea- son: in patent, grey or cabin, $2.98 o e ful value, Bizca-11% to. § # irowing Girls' black Sizes M3 to 11, suede, low heel novelty Pamps. Special for Saturday-—$3.98. Men's Varsity last Oxfords in light tan and black. A wonder- $1.98, Kid, ladies' patent aire dale suede lattice “heels. pumps, ankle strap, A $4.95 number. Special at $3.98. Ladies' patent or aire- dale suede pumps, Onr $4.95 grade, special at rubber Roys' Crepe Sole Ox- fords, dark brown, sud- - dle, soft toe, 8398, Missed' ahd. Child's 8 patent cutout Pumps, Giood) welt, rubber it heels, §1 to 11 hlack Oxford 1 tip, % to 2 g s 112 to 2 Goodyvar welt, 83,98, quality hose, all colors, S1.19, Growing Girls' pater leather Puips, flat heels, 82,69, Infants’ patent 1wo- u, Mandals, Sizes 4 267 MAIN STREET o3 aiom E]C]DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDBDDDDDDDDDDD' ‘flf] FURS for EASTER YOUR EASTER OUTFIT WILL NOT BE COMPLETE WITHOUT A BEAUTIFUL NECKPIECE OR CHOKER See Our Spring Display w.of... FOXES, WOLVE" .JINKS, SABLES, STONE MARTENS, SQUIRRELS, etc., at the Lowest Prices We are also emphasizing our offer of Reduced Rates on Fur Storage D o s, vt o ONE per . 20 How Are We Able to Afford This Reduction In our vaults your furs are kept safe and sound. Every piece is given individual at- tention, just as though you yourself were supewmng the storage. Remodeling and repairing also attended to in our workrooms at Special Rates during the Spring and .Sulm iner months. 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